Managing the risks of falls
How to carry out the appropriate risk assessments according to Australian WHS regulations to properly manage the risk of falls at a residential building worksite.
Friday, 13th September 2024
The current safety regulations for work at heights will stay in place until 2026. This means that you can continue to apply the Occupational Safety and Health guidelines. However, there are key changes that operators need to be aware of.
In this handy article, you’ll learn about the rules that apply to falls above and below two metres. You’ll also discover new ways to control the risk of falling from one level to another, and how to develop a Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS).
If you work in a high risk construction setting, this resource is essential reading.
Who is it for?
Building professionals
Residential building industry workers and site managers responsible for on-site safety.
What does it include?
- Key facts
- How to control the risk of falling from one level to another
- What is acceptable under a risk assessment
- Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS).
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A guide to following OSH regulations to manage hazards and preventing falls in the workplace.
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