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Charlton Degg SWMS

by Russell Melbourne, from the Community

20+

This Safe Work Method Statement outlines required controls and procedures for site work. It includes instructions and risk rating guidance, and covers common hazards such as traffic management, manual handling, on-site vehicles, noise, existing services, confined spaces, weather exposure, animals and insects, fire and flood, fumes, public interactions, equipment handling, and slips, trips, and falls. PPE requirements are noted, and a sign-off section ensures all personnel have read and understood the SWMS before work begins.

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SWMS Form
Use this Safe Work Method Statement SWMS form to assess site hazards, define controls, assign PPE, and capture risk ratings with and without controls. It covers shared work sites and moving traffic, environmental conditions such as heat, cold and high wind, hot work and fire risk, work duration and fatigue, and construction activities during and after hours. The form guides users through site assessment, PPE selection and risk evaluation, and includes a sign off section to confirm workers have reviewed and understood the SWMS before work begins.
by Peter Hughes, from the Community
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Safe Work Method Statement SWMS Form
Use this SWMS form to document hazards, assess risks, and record controls before starting work on site. Sections cover site assessment, slips trips and falls, strains and sprains, shared sites and road corridors, environmental conditions such as weather wind and bushfire, work duration and fitness for duty, structures, and night works. Specify required PPE, set risk ratings with and without controls, and collect digital signatures to confirm workers have read and understand the Safe Work Method Statement.
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Construction Safe Work Method Statement SWMS Template
Use this sample Construction Safe Work Method Statement SWMS to plan high risk work, document hazards, and define control measures before starting on site. The checklist covers activities such as working at heights, excavation, asbestos, electrical work, demolition, confined spaces, traffic control, and more. Capture steps, risk levels, responsible persons, and sign-offs to ensure compliance with regulations and company procedures. Adapt this example to your project and consult local requirements before use.
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Prestart Site Assessment Form
This prestart site assessment form helps teams identify hazards and set controls before work begins on construction and civil works sites. It covers hazard categories such as work at heights, mobile plant, hot works, asbestos, confined spaces, electrical services, manual handling, noise, weather, and public exposure. The checklist includes verification of SWMS and risk assessments, permits like DBYD and confined space, traffic control, plant checks and logbooks, and worker inductions with signatures. It also prompts for emergency planning, licences and competencies, and space to record additional hazards, implemented controls, and supporting photos.
by Dylan Sullivan, from the Community
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SWMS Form

Use this Safe Work Method Statement SWMS form to assess site hazards, define controls, assign PPE, and capture risk ratings with and without controls. It covers shared work sites and moving traffic, environmental conditions such as heat, cold and high wind, hot work and fire risk, work duration and fatigue, and construction activities during and after hours. The form guides users through site assessment, PPE selection and risk evaluation, and includes a sign off section to confirm workers have reviewed and understood the SWMS before work begins.

by Peter Hughes, from the Community

70+

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Safe Work Method Statement SWMS Form

Use this SWMS form to document hazards, assess risks, and record controls before starting work on site. Sections cover site assessment, slips trips and falls, strains and sprains, shared sites and road corridors, environmental conditions such as weather wind and bushfire, work duration and fitness for duty, structures, and night works. Specify required PPE, set risk ratings with and without controls, and collect digital signatures to confirm workers have read and understand the Safe Work Method Statement.

by Linda Rowland, from the Community

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Construction Safe Work Method Statement SWMS Template

Use this sample Construction Safe Work Method Statement SWMS to plan high risk work, document hazards, and define control measures before starting on site. The checklist covers activities such as working at heights, excavation, asbestos, electrical work, demolition, confined spaces, traffic control, and more. Capture steps, risk levels, responsible persons, and sign-offs to ensure compliance with regulations and company procedures. Adapt this example to your project and consult local requirements before use.

by jack Yang, from the Community

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Prestart Site Assessment Form

This prestart site assessment form helps teams identify hazards and set controls before work begins on construction and civil works sites. It covers hazard categories such as work at heights, mobile plant, hot works, asbestos, confined spaces, electrical services, manual handling, noise, weather, and public exposure. The checklist includes verification of SWMS and risk assessments, permits like DBYD and confined space, traffic control, plant checks and logbooks, and worker inductions with signatures. It also prompts for emergency planning, licences and competencies, and space to record additional hazards, implemented controls, and supporting photos.

by Dylan Sullivan, from the Community

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Charlton Degg SWMS

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