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SavCon Job START Form

by Reina Savage, from the Community

This Job START form helps teams pause to Stop Think Assess Review and Talk before work begins. It captures key job details site inductions required SWMS and traffic plans. List plant and equipment identify hazards and environmental impacts assess initial and residual risk and determine required PPE. Use it to brief the crew with a toolbox talk and collect sign offs to confirm understanding of procedures and legislative requirements for safer construction work.

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Tier 1 Group Job START Form
Streamline job initiation and safety briefings with this Job START form. It guides crews to stop, think, assess, review, and talk before work. Document emergency plans, inductions, SWMS selections, site-specific hazards, risks and controls, required PPE, traffic management, and team sign-ons. Use it to capture plant and equipment, verify permits, and confirm controls are in place to meet site and legislative requirements.
by Andrew Richbell, from the Community
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BRS Job START Form
This BRS Job START form supports safe telecom field operations using the Stop, Think, Assess, Review, Talk approach. It records job IDs, descriptions, and locations, plus emergency planning, first aid readiness, and the location of key documents such as SWMS or JSA, SDS, and permits. The checklist covers inductions, traffic management, plant and equipment, and close approach consent with confirmation of working outside minimum approach distances. A comprehensive hazard list includes electrical, tools, vehicles, heights, trenches, confined spaces, dust, weather, manual handling, and more. Telecom specific references include fibre optic handling, blown fibre installation, aerial provisioning, and pole audits. Required PPE can be selected, and a site specific risk assessment captures controls, initial and residual risk. Sign off fields confirm understanding and compliance before work begins.
by David Hemi-Horne, from the Community
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Stop-Think-Work Safe Checklist
This Stop-Think-Work Safe checklist helps teams pause before beginning a task to think through the work, identify hazards, and put controls in place for safer outcomes. It prompts workers to confirm understanding of SWMS and SOPs, check PPE and tools, locate services, and assess fitness for work. The checklist covers common risks such as overexertion, falls, nearby activities, mobile plant, and contact with harmful substances. Record hazards, assign controls, and verify implementation, then monitor and review to complete the job safely. Suited to construction, maintenance, utilities, and industrial field work.
by Bailey Duncan, from the Community
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PPE Toolbox Talk Form
This PPE toolbox talk form helps supervisors brief workers on personal protective equipment and the hierarchy of controls. Use it to discuss hazards, required PPE, fit and maintenance, and roles and responsibilities before work begins. The form supports consistent safety conversations on sites, reinforces administrative and engineering controls, and documents attendance and key actions.
by Matthew Oneill, from the Community
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Tier 1 Group Job START Form

Streamline job initiation and safety briefings with this Job START form. It guides crews to stop, think, assess, review, and talk before work. Document emergency plans, inductions, SWMS selections, site-specific hazards, risks and controls, required PPE, traffic management, and team sign-ons. Use it to capture plant and equipment, verify permits, and confirm controls are in place to meet site and legislative requirements.

by Andrew Richbell, from the Community

20+

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BRS Job START Form

This BRS Job START form supports safe telecom field operations using the Stop, Think, Assess, Review, Talk approach. It records job IDs, descriptions, and locations, plus emergency planning, first aid readiness, and the location of key documents such as SWMS or JSA, SDS, and permits. The checklist covers inductions, traffic management, plant and equipment, and close approach consent with confirmation of working outside minimum approach distances. A comprehensive hazard list includes electrical, tools, vehicles, heights, trenches, confined spaces, dust, weather, manual handling, and more. Telecom specific references include fibre optic handling, blown fibre installation, aerial provisioning, and pole audits. Required PPE can be selected, and a site specific risk assessment captures controls, initial and residual risk. Sign off fields confirm understanding and compliance before work begins.

by David Hemi-Horne, from the Community

10+

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Stop-Think-Work Safe Checklist

This Stop-Think-Work Safe checklist helps teams pause before beginning a task to think through the work, identify hazards, and put controls in place for safer outcomes. It prompts workers to confirm understanding of SWMS and SOPs, check PPE and tools, locate services, and assess fitness for work. The checklist covers common risks such as overexertion, falls, nearby activities, mobile plant, and contact with harmful substances. Record hazards, assign controls, and verify implementation, then monitor and review to complete the job safely. Suited to construction, maintenance, utilities, and industrial field work.

by Bailey Duncan, from the Community

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PPE Toolbox Talk Form

This PPE toolbox talk form helps supervisors brief workers on personal protective equipment and the hierarchy of controls. Use it to discuss hazards, required PPE, fit and maintenance, and roles and responsibilities before work begins. The form supports consistent safety conversations on sites, reinforces administrative and engineering controls, and documents attendance and key actions.

by Matthew Oneill, from the Community

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SavCon Job START Form

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