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You must demonstrate that you can:
1. Enter/Exit
a site in a safe and controlled
manner.
2.
Enter/Exit the Designated Work Area (DWA)
included in your authorisation
in a safe and controlled manner.
3. Identify the apparatus, plant and
equipment and the precautions
that are required to control the risks associated with the
hazards of the site
4. Identify who is in control of all
of the tasks to be carried out in the UGC DWA
5. Comply with the instructions to use
Safety equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE)
6. Carry out
the given tasks safely and in
accordance with the requirements of
safety rules, relevant codes of procedure and work instructions.
7. Identify
and recognise the risks associated with damaged UGCs and the risks
associated with excavation
8. Maintain
the site safety demarcation
arrangements and comply with them.
9. Maintain the general safe
condition of the site at all times.
10. Leave the site safe for
others including the general public.
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You must know and
understand:
A.
The demarcation of the site as an UGC DWA.
B.
The control of entry/exit to the DWA.
C.
General safety rules and
legislation associated with entry/exit to UGC DWA.
D.
How to identify when it
is safe to start your tasks in the UGC 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
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