Contractor responsibilities Housing Choices contracts a variety of trades to undertake repairs and maintenance. In general, our contractors are required to:
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Make contact by phone or in person with the Supported Living Provider to arrange for access prior to carrying out the work. Gain prior permission from the Supported Living Provider for use of power, gas, water and facilities. Show identification to sta on arrival. Carry out works between 8.30 am and 5.30 pm, Monday to Saturday, or at other suitable times with prior agreement, and subject to local council by-laws and Environment Protection Authority regulations. Cooperate with the Supported Living Provider in undertaking the sign-in and site induction processes. Follow safe work practices in accordance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act, Australian Standards and Codes of Practice. This includes filling out a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) as per required standards. Take all reasonable precautions to protect the house and residents’ property whilst undertaking work Keep equipment and tools secure on site – away from all persons. Provide safety signage/barriers Provide adequate fire protection if any high temperature works are required (for example, welding). Act courteously, fairly and respect privacy. Report any injury or incident to Housing Choices. Cease work and leave the premises if a situation arises where their safety is at risk, i.e. risk of harm from aggression or potential threat. Remove rubbish at the end of the working day and when job is completed, leaving premises clear and free from debris and as clean as practicable. Store materials safely and securely on site if work is continuing and materials cannot be removed at the end of the working day.
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