Draft OEA Instructions - Safety 22092011

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Safety is everyone’s responsibility. If you see a safety issue,

neutralise if it can be done safely, but always report the safety

issue to the site manager.

Watch for safety risks that might affect you, your team mates,

or the public.

Heed all labels and warnings

Do not hammer in pegs unless the

site manager has confirmed there

are no power lines buried in the

area.

Ensure all pegs are clearly marked and

covered.

Do not remove marker until peg is

removed, especially at night.

Coil power leads carefully. Do not overfill box, or coil so it is too large

for the box.

Sitting other boxes on top of overfilled boxes will damage the leads -

which may cause dangerous cuts in the lead covers.

ALWAYS CHECK LEADS FOR DAMAGE BEFORE CONNECTING THEM TO

A POWER SUPPLY.

If you find a damaged electrical

lead, ensure it is clearly marked,

and physically isolated from and physically isolated from

other electrical leads.

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Ensure all leads use an isolator or circuit breaker

Ensure you know how to turn off the power supply.

Protect all electrical gear from water.

Turn off power supply before handling wet electrical equipment.

Where ropes cross

pedestrian areas, clearly

mark with safety tape.

Set up prior to darkness.

Use the load handling equipment

supplied.

Do not attempt to lift heavy loads

without assistance.

1. Examine the object that you will move

2. Stand close to the load

3. Ensure it will not slip, move, or change its balance.

4. Keep your back as straight as possible.

5. Keep the load close to your body

6. Begin applying force with your legs and arms.

7. Stand up, if the object was on the floor

8. Bend through your knees with a straight back to

place the load on a different spot.