A SWMS documents how specified high-risk work will be carried out and controlled, while a Take 5 is a brief onsite pause to identify immediate hazards before starting or when conditions change. They serve different levels of planning but support the same safety objective.
Technology installations can involve travel, ladders, elevated work platforms, roof areas, confined spaces, electrical services, mobile plant and active industrial environments. These risks need to be considered before work begins. Pacific prepares Safe Work Method Statements where required and uses a Take 5 step in its job process, with fuller risk assessment for high-risk work. Staff hold relevant tickets for equipment they are expected to operate.
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