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Working at heights: staying safe and compliant on site
It’s never been more critical to have rock-solid safety systems in place if your crew works at heights. It’s not only the riskiest gig in residential building, keeping your team safe from harm is also something under serious scrutiny.
When Safe Work Australia initiated some unannounced site inspections, they found widespread breaches where things weren’t up to scratch. These can lead to fines or serious legal consequences.
In this handy resource, get to know what you need to have in place on-site, the risks when you don’t measure up, and how you need to respond to an injury on-site to prevent getting a fine.
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Who is it for?
Building professionals
PCBUs who manage high-risk construction sites in New South Wales.
What does it include?
- Your WHS obligations
- How to respond to an incident
- Case study: failure to notify.