You must know and understand:
A. The demarcation of the site as an OHL DWA.
B. The control of entry/exit to the DWA.
C. General safety rules and legislation
associated with entry/exit to OHL DWA.
D. How to identify when it is safe to start
your tasks in the OHL DWA.
E. The control measures used to ensure that
the conditions on the site and in the DWA are safe for the required
tasks to be carried out.
F. Good house keeping practices.
G. The type of apparatus and plant in DWAs and
the associated electrical and general hazards.
H. Instructions regarding the safe use of
tools and equipment including the requirements for routine checks.
I. Company instructions about the use of
safety equipment and PPE.
J. How to prevent your task affecting the
safety of others in the DWA.
K. The hazards associated with damaged
apparatus and plant, tools and equipment and the action to take.
L. Emergency procedures.
M. How to respond safely with immediate basic
emergency aid following an incident.