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appendix 2
ActewAGL requires that contractors document their HSE training programs ensuring that they have appropriately skilled employees, suitable training programs and adequate supervision for the contract works.
The following information should be provided:
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an outline of contract HSE induction procedures for employees and sub-contractors
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details of HSE induction course content
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register of personnel who have satisfactorily completed the Contract HSE induction
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details of employee HSE training that has or will be provided relevant to the contract requirements
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provide a register of names and/or positions of contract employees with authorisations, permits, competency certificates, licences and the like, who may be required to supervise or undertake specialist work activity.
HSE work practices, work method statements and proceduresWhere appropriate, relevant HSE work practices and procedures/work method statements should be developed for the contract.
Where possible, existing HSE company procedures should be used.
However, contract specific HSE work method statements and procedures may need to be developed on the basis of particular contract hazards.
These may be identified when undertaking the risk assessment.
The following information should be provided:
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a list and copies of company HSE work method statements, procedures or instructions relevant to the contract
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a list and copies of contract specific HSE work method statements, procedures or instructions
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details of site operations, which will be subject to Permit to work systems
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details of employees and/or sub-contractors issued with copies of HSE work method statements, procedures and instructions
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HSE work method statements, procedures and instructions should be recorded in a Safe work procedure or instruction register.
Risk assessmentThe risk assessment is an integral part of the HSE plan and considers the following:
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identifies hazards associated with contract tasks and activities
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determines the level of risk
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establishes appropriate risk control measures.
Each major or significant task or activity associated with the contract shall be assessed in terms of the associated hazards.
When all hazards have been identified the most likely outcome as a result of an incident shall be determined.
Risks shall be classified according to the potential consequences:
Catastrophic
| Multiple fatalities, toxic release off site with detrimental effect, financial loss over $10,000,000
| Major
| Extensive injuries to staff or public or single fatality caused, loss of operating capacity, any environmental releases off-site with no detrimental effects, any damages or losses are limited between $1,000,000 and $10,000,000
| Moderate
| Medical treatment is required to staff or public, any environmental on site releases are contained with outside assistance, any damages or losses are limited between $100,000 and $1,000,000
| Minor
| First aid treatment may be required to staff or public, any environmental on site releases are contained locally, any damages or losses are limited between $10,000 and $100,000
| Insignificant
| No injuries to staff or public, any damages or losses are limited below $10,000
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