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OSITE PLAT ASSESSMET: PH: 0400 536 983 MOBILE PLAT RISK ASSESSMET 2010. This form is to be completed in accordance with the Hazard Management Policy/Procedure and Plant and Equipment Safety Management Policy/Procedure. For further information please refer to the OHS Regulations Part 3 Plant Overall risk rating (existing s) highest score eg L, M, H, VH STEP 1 : ETER IFORMATIO ABOUT THE ITEM OF PLAT/EQUIPMET, ITS LOCATIO AD THE PEOPLE COMPLETIG THE RISK ASSESSMET Plant Owner of Plant: SERIAL O: 40035 Date assessed: 27/03/2013 Location: HALLAM S & S HIRE (RA COMMISSIOED BY SUPERGROUPS) HOURS: 0.9 Plant: (Include name and model) Purpose of Plant: KUBOTA U17-3 HYDRAULIC EXCAVATOR CIVIL COSTRUCTIO M Review date: 27/03/2014 (1 yr, from RISK ASSESSMET) REGISTRATIO/LICECES/ COMPETECIES (Refer Appendix B) Registration required? Licence/ Trade certificate required? pervisor assessment required? (Induction required for this plant) Other competency required? Include in Safe Operating Procedure LEGISLATIO OHS Legislation and/or Australian Standard to be used for further reference. OHS Regulations (1995) Divisions: 1.2 OHS Responsibilities 1.3 Information, Instruction, Training, Induction, pervision 2.10 ise Part 3 Plant (including) 3.2.25 Plant with moving parts 3.2.15 Hazard Management 3.2.17 Control of risk AS 4024-2006 Safety of machinery AS 1788 Abrasive wheels AS 60204.1 electrical equipment for industrial machines RISK ASSESSMET TEAM Operator: HSO/Manager: HSR: Assessor: YAA LEE Other: CARL HAWORTH Date Assessed: 27 / 03 / 2013 YAA LEE (Signature) (ame)

OSITE PLAT ASSESSMET: PH: 0400 536 983 MOBILE PLAT RISK ASSESSMET 2010. LEGED = imination = bstitution = gineering = olation = ministration = Personal Protective Equipment Can the following items become entangled (eg in moving parts)? (e.g. Hair, Jewellery, Clothing, Cleaning aids (cloth), Gloves or Other A Unlikely First Aid Medium When in operation, pedestrians to keep clear Warning decals in place. Guards are installed. gine covers are fitted. Action required Y/ Are emergency stop buttons adequate? (within easy reach and clearly marked) Other issues A Customer to organise installation if required. Are there adequate fire extinguishers fitted?. Customer to organise installation if required. there a working travel alarm fitted?. there a working flashing beacon?.

OSITE PLAT ASSESSMET: PH: 0400 536 983 MOBILE PLAT RISK ASSESSMET 2010. Can anyone be crushed by: Plant falling or unexpected movement of the plant eg Tipping Falling Rolling over Rolling forward The plant s load Under/between plant and a structure eg wall Inability to apply brake Falling off the plant Part of the plant collapsing/changing shape A ULIKELY Major Medium Unstable ground. Unexpected movement. Working near structures. dden reversing. Operator not wearing seatbelt. Working near pedestrians. Working on plant during maintenance and servicing. eutral start switch fitted. Travel alarm and beacon fitted. Pedals are non-slip. Rear view mirror provides vision. Warning decals fitted. Park brake operational. Control pod operational. ROPS/FOPS structure fitted. Seatbelt fitted. Handrails fitted. SWL decals fitted. Do not lift above personnel decal fitted. Action required Y/ Can anyone be cut, stabbed or punctured, amputated by coming into contact with : Moving plant or parts Sharp or flying objects Work pieces ejected Work pieces disintegrating Other issues A ULIKELY Major Medium Pedestrians to keep clear 30 metres. Quick hitch failure. Moving blade or bucket. Warning decals fitted. Quick hitch safety switch fitted.

OSITE PLAT ASSESSMET: PH: 0400 536 983 MOBILE PLAT RISK ASSESSMET 2010. Can anyone be injured from an electrical shock? Water near equipment ULIKELY Major Medium Working near high voltage services. Plant located near or in contact with exposed live electrical Inspecting battery and leads. conductors Digging near underground services. Leads/switch in poor condition Overhead and underground wires Other issues A Dial Before You Dig decal fitted. Look Up & Live decal fitted. Insulated electrical system. Action required Y/ Can anyone be injured by an explosion? Gas Vapour Dust Liquid Other issues A ULIKELY Major Medium When inspecting battery. When filling with fuel smoking around machine. Diesel only decal fitted. Care to be taken when inspecting battery.

OSITE PLAT ASSESSMET: PH: 0400 536 983 MOBILE PLAT RISK ASSESSMET 2010. Can anyone be burnt due to friction? Action required Y/ Contact with moving parts or surface of the plant Material handled by the plant A Can anyone be struck by moving objects due to: Plant/materials being ejected Plant/material movement A Unlikely Major Medium Load may shift, pedestrians to keep clear 30 metres. Unexpected plant movement Travel alarm and beacon fitted. Keep clear decals fitted. Swing area decals fitted. Induction for correct operation. ROPS/FOPS structure fitted. Can anyone suffocate due to: Lack of oxygen Atmospheric contamination gulfment Rare Major Medium When working in confined spaces operator may be overcome by exhaust fumes. Training for confined spaces must be completed before undertaking this type of work. A

OSITE PLAT ASSESSMET: PH: 0400 536 983 MOBILE PLAT RISK ASSESSMET 2010. Can anyone be burnt due to: Action required Y/ High/low temperature aked flame Steam Laser beams Unlikely First Aid Medium When inspecting radiator. On exhaust. Hot coolant decal fitted. Hot exhaust decal fitted. Exhaust located out of reach of operating position, and all pedestrians to keep clear. A Can anyone be affected by temperature extremes? Exposure to high temperature Exposure to low temperature Rare First Aid Low When working in extremes of temperature. nscreen to be worn. Appropriate clothing to be worn. Induction and training. A Can anyone slip, trip or fall due to: The location of the plant Uneven work surfaces Lack of safe guards (eg rails) Slippery work surfaces Possible First Aid Medium When working on uneven ground. When entering and exiting plant. Seatbelts must be worn at all times. Maintain 3 points of contact when entering or exiting machine. Handrails fitted. Safety decals fitted. Steps to be kept clean. A

OSITE PLAT ASSESSMET: PH: 0400 536 983 MOBILE PLAT RISK ASSESSMET 2010. Can anyone come into contact with fluids or gases under high pressure due to: Failure of the plant ature of the plant A Unlikely Major Medium Hydraulic hoses may burst. Radiator hoses may burst. High pressure fluid decals fitted. Hose clamps fitted. Hose covers fitted. Hoses in good condition and correct maintenance to be continued. Action required Y/ Can anyone injured due to ergonomic issues due to: Repetitive body movement or posture Insufficient space Excessive effort (push/pull) Working at a height Seating design Poor lighting A Possible First Aid Medium Long periods of operation Ergonomic and adjustable seat fitted. Low stress s fitted. Good lighting fitted. Control knobs easy to reach. Operator to take correct break periods. there a current operators manual.

OSITE PLAT ASSESSMET: PH: 0400 536 983 MOBILE PLAT RISK ASSESSMET 2010. Can anyone be injured or suffer ill health from exposure to other hazards? Action required Y/ Chemicals Radiation Fumes Dusts Vibration ise Unlikely Major Medium Working in confined spaces. Long periods of operation excessive fumes at high idle. Falls below 85Db limit. Hearing protection decal fitted. Operator to be trained in correct safety procedure for dusty work environments. Toxic gases or vapours A Does the plant generate significant environmental hazards ergy consumption Water consumption Hazardous waste Fitted with emissions compliant engine. ise level below 85Db limit. Hazardous emissions uisance noise Produce ignition to the surrounding area A STEP 3 : ACTIO REQUIRED BY MAAGER/SUPERVISOR/AUTHORISED PERSO If no actions required and residual risk is medium to very high, the activity and the hazard(s) have been transferred to the Hazard Register and communicated to the relevant personnel.

OSITE PLAT ASSESSMET: PH: 0400 536 983 MOBILE PLAT RISK ASSESSMET 2010. RISK ASSESSMET TABLES Likelihood Table CATEGORY Almost Certain Likely Possible Unlikely Rare DESCRIPTIO Incident will occur at some time (0 1 month) Incident could occur at some time (1 month 1 year) Incident is possible to occur (1 year 2 years) Incident is possible, but unlikely to occur (2 years 5 years) Cannot imagine that this could occur (over 5 years) Consequences Table CATEGORY Minor First Aid Major Critical Catastrophic DESCRIPTIO Effects unlikely to last until the next day. Likely to affect employee the next day. Medical Treatment injury needs formal medical treatment Injury requiring extensive medical treatment and/or hospitalization Injury resulting in death or permanent incapacity Risk Score Calculator Likelihood Consequences Minor First Aid Major Critical Catastrophic Almost certain Medium High High Very High Very High Likely Medium Medium High High Very High Possible Low Medium High High High Unlikely Low Low Medium Medium High Rare Low Low Medium Medium High Risk Priority Table Descriptor Priority Action Very High 1 Immediate action required. The activity should cease immediately and short term safety s implemented. tify Manager and assess activity. High 2 Implement short term safety s immediately. tify Manager and assess activity Medium 3 Short term safety s implemented to minimise risk of injury. tify Manager and assess activity. Corrective Actions within one month. Low 4 tify Manager and assess activity. Corrective Actions within three months (if possible).