SWMS for Electrical Repairs Requiring Isolation
by Graham Byles, from the Community
This Safe Work Method Statement outlines the steps, hazards, and controls for conducting general electrical repairs that require isolation. It covers mandatory PPE, lockout/tagout procedures, switchboard assessment, isolation, testing and tagging, repair activities with no live work permitted, re-energisation, and final verification. The SWMS references AS/NZS 4836 and AS/NZS 3017, Electricity Licensing Regulations, and company life-saving rules. It also includes tool and equipment checks and worker sign-off to confirm understanding of hazards, controls, and testing procedures before commencing work.
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