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DNRME Take 5 Water Monitoring Checklist

by DNRM WMG, from the Community

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This DNRME Take 5 Water Monitoring checklist supports field staff in assessing risks before starting work at a site. It guides users to confirm permits, review changes to procedures, and identify hazards such as pinch points, slips, trips, falls (including into water), falling objects, moving equipment, overexertion, exposure to harmful substances, and nearby activities. It also covers environmental risks like spills to waterways, isolation requirements for energy and fluids, uncontrolled movement including flowing water, weather and lighting conditions, and fatigue. The checklist prompts PPE verification, documentation of controls and risk ratings, photo evidence, and sign-off, with instructions for saving or emailing the completed audit.

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DNRME Take 5 Generic Safety Checklist
This DNRME Take 5 safety checklist helps workers quickly assess risks when arriving at a new site or starting a new task. It guides users through a hazard checklist, a simple risk evaluation matrix, and key prompts to verify training and authorization, tool and equipment readiness, nearby activity hazards, manual handling, slips, trips and falls, falling objects, exposure to harmful substances, isolation and test for dead, environmental risks, weather and lighting, communications coverage, alternative safer methods, reporting to field operations, and required PPE and provisions.
by DNRM WMG, from the Community
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P and O Take 5
Use this P and O Take 5 checklist to stop and think before starting work on vessels or maritime sites. Capture task details, verify permits and approvals, check equipment condition, and review common hazards including slips, trips and falls, overexertion, caught in risks, and falling objects. Record additional hazards and controls, confirm controls are sufficient, and sign off operator readiness before proceeding.
by Andre Persad, from the Community
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Initial Site Take 5 Safety Checklist
This Initial Site Take 5 safety checklist helps workers complete a quick pre task risk assessment on the first day at a site. Confirm fitness for work and approvals, check tools, equipment and PPE, and verify energy isolation and machine guarding. Inspect the work area for hazards, communicate risks to nearby teams, and manage risks from falling objects, heights, elevated work platforms and moving plant. Review SDS and environmental factors, identify required permits including confined space, hot work, working at heights, hazardous works and traffic management, then rate risk before and after controls using the matrix and sign off.
by Albert Mudaliar, from the Community
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RML Workshop Take 5 Checklist
This RML Workshop Take 5 checklist helps workers perform a quick pre-task risk assessment in workshop environments. It guides users to confirm fitness for work and approvals, verify tools, equipment and PPE are in good condition and in date, identify and control energy sources with lockout tagout, check machine guards, inspect the work area for hazards, and communicate risks to nearby personnel. It prompts checks for falling objects, slips, trips and falls, use of elevated work platforms, crush or strike-by risks from plant and machinery, chemical hazards and SDS, and environmental impacts. It includes permit verification for confined space, hot work, working at heights, hazardous works, traffic management and isolation. Users can document hazards, controls and photos, then sign off that the job is safe or escalate to a supervisor.
by Albert Mudaliar, from the Community
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