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High Risk Work A guide to forklift safety safe, fair, productive working livestock publication is based on material, information and guidance from Workspace Victoria, Davies Brothers Pty Ltd, Lin

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1. Begin by reviewing the specific guidelines and regulations for high risk work in your jurisdiction. These may vary depending on the industry and location.
2. Assess the nature of the work and identify potential hazards. This could include working at heights, handling hazardous substances, using heavy machinery, or operating in confined spaces.
3. Develop a comprehensive risk assessment plan. This involves identifying and evaluating potential risks, as well as determining control measures to minimize or eliminate these risks.
4. Consult with relevant stakeholders, such as workers, supervisors, and safety officers, to gather input and ensure a thorough understanding of the risks involved.
5. Clearly document all relevant information, such as the date, location, and specific tasks to be undertaken. This information will form the basis of your high risk work permit or authorization.
6. Use a standardized form or template provided by the appropriate regulatory body, if available, to ensure compliance with specific requirements.
7. Provide detailed information about the controls and safety measures that will be implemented during the high risk work. This should include procedures for emergency response and evacuation, as well as personal protective equipment requirements.
8. Submit the completed high risk work permit or authorization form to the appropriate authority for review and approval. This may involve submitting supporting documents, such as risk assessments, training certifications, and equipment maintenance records.
9. Ensure that all workers involved in the high risk work have received adequate training and are familiar with the safety procedures and protocols.
10. Regularly review and update the high risk work permit as needed, particularly if there are changes in the scope of work or associated hazards.

Who needs high risk work?

1. Industries such as construction, mining, manufacturing, oil and gas, and transportation often involve high risk work due to the nature of the activities and the potential for accidents or injuries.
2. Employers who engage in high risk work are responsible for ensuring that the necessary permits, authorizations, and safety protocols are in place to protect their workers.
3. Workers who are directly involved in carrying out high risk tasks, such as working at heights, operating heavy machinery, or working with hazardous substances, need to be aware of the risks and receive appropriate training and protective measures.

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