Yes. For applicable work, Pacific issues a Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) and uses a Take 5 hazard check before work begins. If the task is high-risk, the SWMS is more detailed and the Take 5 is followed by a fuller risk assessment. These documents are prepared as part of planning and are typically reviewed with the client prior to site activity.
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Will you provide a SWMS or Take 5 form before work starts?
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