FP6.3 is a documented process to ensure workers are inducted in the site safety procedures relevant to the work they are undertaking. New FP6.3 – elements of former SC3.5 moved here. FP6.4 There is a documented process to record WHS training provided to employees. Former SC6.3 – minor wording changes.
H2.4 Safe systems of work have been developed to ensure that where fall prevention/ fall arrest equipment is being used on site: workers have been formally trained in the use of such equipment; there is a maintenance and inspection schedule for the equipment; attachment points are designed and certified by a qualified person; and attachment points are installed by a trained person and regularly inspected by a competent person. Former H2.5 - wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged. H2.5 The system ensures that emergency procedures are established specific to the scope of works, including actions to be taken if an arrested fall has occurred and dealing with possible remote locations. New criterion – formerly captured as part of H2.5, H2.6 and OH13 generally. Wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged. H2.6 Other hazard related activity. H3 Demolition H3.1 The risks associated with demolition are identified, assessed and controlled in accordance with the Hierarchy of Control. Wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged, except as described below: H3.1 is a new criterion specific to the risk assessment process. H3.2 The system ensures is a Demolition Work Plan to manage the demolition activity in accordance with relevant legislation, codes of practice and Australian standards. Former H3.1 - wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged. H3.3 The system ensures that the building structure, adjacent building structures, materials and demolition sequence have been considered prior to starting the demolition. Former H3.2 - wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged. H3.4 The system ensures that hazardous chemicals and materials within the work areas have been identified, assessed and controlled in accordance with relevant legislation, codes of practice and Australian standards. New criterion – created to draw out key legislative requirements around demolition.
H4 Asbestos H4.1 The risks associated with the management and removal of material are identified, assessed and controlled in accordance with the Hierarchy of Control. Wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged, except as described below: H4.1 is a new criterion specific to the risk assessment process the following four former criteria have been removed as standalone criterion as they are now captured through the risk assessment process (H4.1) and the development of Asbestos Management (H4.2) and Removal Plans (H4.3): former H4.5, H4.6, H4.10, and H4.11. H4.2 The system ensures there is a current Asbestos Register and Asbestos Management Plan that is readily available on the site and the presence/location of asbestos-containing materials is clearly indicated. Former H4.1 - H4.2 is clarified in the OFSC Criteria Guidelines to indicate that it relates to in situ asbestos. H4.3 The system ensures that where asbestos removal is conducted, there is an Asbestos Removal Control Plan with notifications made to the regulator, client, workers and other affected parties. Former H4.1 - H4.3 is clarified in the OFSC Criteria Guidelines to indicate it relates to asbestos removal. H4.4 The system ensures that any business and workers removing asbestos materials are qualified, licensed and formally trained in accordance with the relevant legislation, codes of practice and Australian standards. Former H4.3 - wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged. H4.5 The system ensures that air monitoring is undertaken by a qualified and licensed person independent of the removal process with a clearance inspection certificate provided prior to the area being returned to normal use. Former H4.7 and H4.8 - wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged. H4.6 The system ensures that health surveillance/monitoring is undertaken or verified as undertaken for workers involved in asbestos removal with reporting to regulatory authorities completed in accordance with relevant legislation, codes of practice and Australian standards. Former H4.9 - Wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged. H4.7 The system ensures that emergency procedures are established specific to the scope of works. Former H4.2 - wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged.
H7 Excavation H7.1 The risks associated with the excavation are identified, assessed and controlled in accordance with the Hierarchy of Control. Wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged, except as described H7.1 is a new criterion specific to the risk assessment process the following former criteria have been removed as standalone criterion as they are now captured through the risk assessment process (H7.1): Former H7.1, H7.6, H7.10, and H7.11. H7.2 The system ensures that the risks associated with adjacent building structures/materials/foundations have been identified, assessed and controlled. Former H7.8 - wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged. H7.3 Safe systems of work have been developed for all ground and underground services taking into account: identification and location of services; management of works adjacent to services; and any necessary liaison with the asset owner. Former H7.5 - wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged. H7.4 The system ensures is a drawing/plan/permit for the excavation detailing the nature of the works to be undertaken and the method used to prevent ground collapse. Former H7.2 - wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged.
H18 Diving H18.1 The risks associated with diving works are identified, assessed and controlled in accordance with the Hierarchy of Control. Wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged, except as described below: H18.1 is a new criterion specific to the risk assessment process. former H18.5 removed as standalone criterion as now captured through the risk assessment process (H18.1) and safe systems of work (H18.2). H18.2 Safe systems of work have been developed taking into account: qualification and fitness of divers as aligned to the scope of works; the diving equipment and breathing gas used; and duration of the dive; decompression schedule; and tools to be used. Former H18.1 and H18.2 - wording amended to clarify intent, requirements remain unchanged, except as described dot points added to draw out specific requirements for the safe systems of work. H18.3 The system ensures continual monitoring of associated hazards e.g. conditions, tides and weather. Former H18.4 – minor wording changes H18.4 The system ensures that emergency procedures are established specific to the of works. Former H18.3 – minor wording changes. H18.5 Other hazard related activity.