Safety training
GWO Basic Safety Training / V18 2024-06-24
f.
require special information/training
g.
unusual strength or height required for the activity
h.
specialist knowledge or training required
For the ‘Load’ considerations should include:
a.
heavy
b.
bulky or unwieldy
c.
difficult to grasp
d.
difficult to grip
e.
unstable or unpredictable
f.
contents likely to move or shift
g.
intrinsically harmful (e.g. sharp/hot)
h.
sharp edges
For the Work Environment considerations should include:
a. constraints on posture, e.g. working on knees, laying on back
b.
restricted spaces
c.
poor floors, e.g. greasy, wet, uneven
d.
variations in levels, e.g. stairs, thresholds
e.
hot/cold/humid conditions
f. strong air movements, e.g. outside of tower, nacelle, etc
g.
poor lighting conditions
h.
weather conditions; rain, gust, wind, temperature
Additionally, it is recommended to consider additional factors including whether the activity is hindered or enhanced by wearing particular protective clothing or PPE and work/organisation (psychosocial) factors such as training, sudden changes in workload, communication, consultation, etc. Good Handling Technique A good handling technique is no substitute for other risk-reduction steps, such as providing lifting aids, or improvements to the task, load or working environment. Moving the load by rocking, pivoting, rolling or
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