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Start of Work LMRA 2025

by Charline Dhoekers, from the Community

20+

Conduct a last minute risk assessment before starting work with this checklist. Confirm permits and instructions, verify tools and PPE, assess weather, and ensure risks are reduced as low as reasonably practicable. Include communication checks with UHF radios, toolbox talk confirmation, and required hot work permits. Ideal for wind turbine operations with reminders to complete the nacelle logbook and report hazards via SHOC.

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Start of Work LMRA: Lifting and Rigging
This Start of Work Last Minute Risk Assessment (LMRA) for lifting and rigging helps crews verify safety controls before handling non-standard loads. It covers certification and condition of lifting gear, PPE readiness, use of taglines, slinger or banksman competency, crane remote battery status, acceptable weather conditions, and clear communications via UHF radios. The checklist reinforces golden lifting rules, housekeeping around the lift area, and confirmation of toolbox talk and method statement. Use it to stop, think, and act so crane and rigging tasks start safely and compliantly.
by Charline Dhoekers, from the Community
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Take 5 Last Minute Risk Assessment
This Take 5 template supports a quick last minute risk assessment before starting work. It guides workers to pause and think through the task, check training and authorization, assess personal fitness, review permits or JSA, confirm procedures or work instructions, verify tools, equipment and PPE are fit for purpose, and establish positive communication. Use it to identify hazards, define controls to protect yourself and others, and document key job details such as site, time, personnel and location.
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Daily Risk Assessment Checklist
This daily risk assessment template helps site teams assess work before starting. It guides a point of work review, confirms team briefings and competence, checks RAMS and emergency procedures, verifies tools and PPE, and highlights common hazards such as working at height, plant and vehicle movements, excavations, hot works, confined spaces, electrical risks, weather, and housekeeping. It also captures required permits to work, documents used, selected PPE, actions, and lessons learned, with signatures from all team members.
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Point of Work Risk Assessment Checklist
Use this Take Time point of work risk assessment to complete pre task safety checks before starting work or moving to a new location. Verify permits, PPE, isolations, access, lighting, training and fitness for work. Record hazards and required precautions, document observations or hazard alerts, and capture supervisor or manager actions. Includes recurring daily site checks and team leader sign off to ensure risks are identified, controlled and communicated.
by Adam Baxter, from the Community
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Start of Work LMRA: Lifting and Rigging

This Start of Work Last Minute Risk Assessment (LMRA) for lifting and rigging helps crews verify safety controls before handling non-standard loads. It covers certification and condition of lifting gear, PPE readiness, use of taglines, slinger or banksman competency, crane remote battery status, acceptable weather conditions, and clear communications via UHF radios. The checklist reinforces golden lifting rules, housekeeping around the lift area, and confirmation of toolbox talk and method statement. Use it to stop, think, and act so crane and rigging tasks start safely and compliantly.

by Charline Dhoekers, from the Community

20+

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Take 5 Last Minute Risk Assessment

This Take 5 template supports a quick last minute risk assessment before starting work. It guides workers to pause and think through the task, check training and authorization, assess personal fitness, review permits or JSA, confirm procedures or work instructions, verify tools, equipment and PPE are fit for purpose, and establish positive communication. Use it to identify hazards, define controls to protect yourself and others, and document key job details such as site, time, personnel and location.

by Justn Wiseman, from the Community

10+

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Daily Risk Assessment Checklist

This daily risk assessment template helps site teams assess work before starting. It guides a point of work review, confirms team briefings and competence, checks RAMS and emergency procedures, verifies tools and PPE, and highlights common hazards such as working at height, plant and vehicle movements, excavations, hot works, confined spaces, electrical risks, weather, and housekeeping. It also captures required permits to work, documents used, selected PPE, actions, and lessons learned, with signatures from all team members.

by LV Power, from the Community

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Point of Work Risk Assessment Checklist

Use this Take Time point of work risk assessment to complete pre task safety checks before starting work or moving to a new location. Verify permits, PPE, isolations, access, lighting, training and fitness for work. Record hazards and required precautions, document observations or hazard alerts, and capture supervisor or manager actions. Includes recurring daily site checks and team leader sign off to ensure risks are identified, controlled and communicated.

by Adam Baxter, from the Community

20+

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Start of Work LMRA 2025

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