Manage Occupational Health and Safety Assessment 2022

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Manage occupational health and safety
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Institution

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PART A: IDENTIFICATION AND REPORTING OR RISKS IN THE WORKPLACE
1. Risks specific to each of the occupations working on the construction site.
Bricklayers Risk 1:
Eye injury can be caused by brick fragments produced
when they are handling the bricks.
Risk 2:
Serious to fatal injuries as a result of falling.
Carpenters Risk 1:
Physical injury when using tools such as hammer, nails
and saw
Risk 2:
Noise from using the electric saw can affect their
hearing.
Electricians Risk 1:
They could be electrocuted.
Risk 2:

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Injury from the possibility of fire outbreak during work.
Painters Risk 1:
Pain and injury from staying at one position for an
extended period of time, repetitive motion or lifting heavy
objects.
Risk 2:
Developing respiratory problems due to exposure to
asbestos, solvents, lead and other toxic fumes.
2. Legislations that apply when working on site and using the Sullivan work health and safety management plan and work health
and safety policy.

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Legislation
1:
The employer in a company is responsible for the
health and safety of all employees, contractors,
subcontractors and all persons visiting the premises of the
business.
The above legislation aligns to the practices undertaken
at Sullivon Constructions by:
Sullivon construction’s work health and safety policy’s
objective which is to
 Identify any potential risks that might arise in the
workplace and may cause injury, illness or damage to
persons, property or the environment.
The work health and safety management which relies
on
 Proper planning of daily work activities using
work health and safety guidelines.

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 Effective risk management
 Hazard reduction.
Legislation 2: Employees are required to comply with any standards
or policies related to their safety and that of other
employees or persons visiting the premises of the
business.
The above legislation aligns to the practices undertaken
at Sullivon Constructions by:
The work health and safety policy which
 Enhances the employees’ knowledge of work
health and safety through training and education.
 Provides a clear structure and documentation about
work health and safety policies and procedures.
The work health and safety management requires all
employees to

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 Comply to policy objectives
 Take reasonable care of the safety and health of
others and themselves.
3. Hazard inspection report
Reported by:
Position:
Signature: Date:
Reported to: Jai
Position: Manager