SWMS Gemko Innovation PTY LTD Wicks Park Project

Business Name: Gemko innovations PTY LTD ABN/: 20 653 980 566
Business Address: 6/8 Moore street 2026 Bondi NSW
ALUMINIUM WINDOW/DOOR FRAME INSTALLATION SAFE WORK METHOD STATEMENT (SWMS)

Business Contact: GABRIEL COULON Phone #: 0413257468 Principal Contractor (PC): TOGA CONSTRUCTION
Responsible person (for monitoring SWMS and work): GABRIEL COULON PC Address: 45 JONES ST, ULTIMO 2007
Signature: Date: 22/09/2022 PC Phone #: Date SWMS provided to PC:
Contact Phone #: 0413257468 Job Site Address:28 FAVERSHAM ST, MARRICKVILLE 2204 NSW
THIS WORK ACTIVITY INVOLVES THE FOLLOWING HAZARDOUS WORK AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
Electrical equipment Elevated levels Slips, trips and falls Hazardous substances Silica dust
Hot Work Hazardous manual tasks Outdoor work Remotely &/or isolated work ?
Noise and vibration Native vegetation & weeds Air quality Waste Vehicle movement
Fuels, oils & chemicals Terrestrial fauna Waterways & soils Cultural heritage ?
THIS WORK ACTIVITY INVOLVES THE FOLLOWING “HIGH-RISK CONSTRUCTION WORK” (HRCW - IDENTIFIED IN THE JOB TASK COLUMN)
Confined spaces Mobile plant movement Demolition of a load-bearing structure Asbestos disturbance
Using explosives Diving work Artificial extremes of temperature Tilt-up or pre-cast concrete
Pressurised gas distribution mains or piping chemical, fuel or refrigerant lines energised electrical installations or services
Structures or buildings involving structural alterations or repairs that require temporary support to prevent collapse
Involves a risk of a person falling from 2m or more, including work on telecommunications towers
Working at depths greater than 1.5 Metres, including tunnels or mines Work in an area that may have a contaminated or flammable atmosphere
Work carried out adjacent to a road, railway or shipping lane, traffic corridor In or near water or other liquid that involves the risk of drowning
FOOT HEARING HIGH HEAD EYE FACE HAND PROTECTIVE BREATHING SUN SAFETY Do not wear rings,
PROTECTION PROTECTION VISIBILITY PROTECTION PROTECTION PROTECTION PROTECTION CLOTHING PROTECTION PROTECTION HARNESS watches or
jewellery that may
become
entangled. Long
and loose hair
must be tied back.
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 Liaise with Principal Contractor to identify on-site safety systems and procedures
Planning/Preparation  Establish supervisory and communication arrangements
 Principal contractor to confirm emergency response procedures are in place.
Hold Points  Hold points identified and signed off before continuing work. Specify?
 All workers to have a General Construction Induction Card
 Relevant workers have relevant certificates of competency, licenses, and training.
Training/Licence  Trained First Aider on site
 All workers trained in site-specific emergency and evacuation procedures, SWMS, safe work procedures, and safety data sheets
 If working on an EWP, for this task, ensure there are separate, dedicated SWMS and that all workers have relevant training and licensing.
 Fit condition for work, i.e. no signs of fatigue, alcohol or drugs
 Attend all site inductions/briefings
Worker duties and
 Comply with all site requirements, e.g. PPE, Traffic Management Plans (TMP)
responsibilities
 Only carry out work related to the contract
 Inspect completed work and report possible safety, environmental and quality matters to the supervisor.
 All persons involved in the task must have this SWMS communicated to them before work commences
 SWMS to be reviewed and amended if necessary, in consultation with relevant persons after any near miss or incident
 If additional site hazards identified, review this SWMS and amend control measures to suit
 People, including workers, contractors and sub-contractors, affected by the revisions to this SWMS, must be informed ASAP
Monitor/Review  Give the principal contractor a copy of the revised SWMS
 The site supervisor to monitor works against the controls stated in this SWMS
 SWMS must be kept on-site and made available for inspection or review
 Keep a record of this SWMS until the job is complete or for two years if involved in a notifiable incident
 Regardless of any other factor, the person in control of the workplace must review this SWMS at least annually.
Site-Specific Notes: Act, Regulations, Codes of Practice References:
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LIKELIHOOD INSIGNIFICANT MINOR MODERATE MAJOR CATASTROPHIC

SCORE ACTION
ALMOST CERTAIN 3 - HIGH 3 - HIGH 4 - ACUTE 4 - ACUTE 4 - ACUTE
LIKELY 2 - MODERATE 3 - HIGH 3 - HIGH 4 - ACUTE 4 - ACUTE 4A - ACUTE DO NOT PROCEED.
POSSIBLE 1 - LOW 2 - MODERATE 3 - HIGH 4 - ACUTE 4 - ACUTE 3H - HIGH Review before commencing work.
UNLIKELY 1 - LOW 1 - LOW 2 - MODERATE 3 - HIGH 4 - ACUTE 2M - MODERATE Maintain control measures.
RARE 1 - LOW 1 - LOW 2 - MODERATE 3 - HIGH 3 - HIGH 1L - LOW Record and monitor.
MOST LEAST
HIERARCHY OF CONTROLS EFFECTIVE EFFECTIVE
RESPONSIBLE
JOB TASK HAZARDS RISK CONTROL MEASURES PERSON
1. Provide Exposure to 3H  Training and information provided to workers on RCS should include: Supervisor
training on respirable o Information on the health effects associated with respirable crystalline silica dust (Provide
the health crystalline silica workers with a copy of ‘Health Monitoring for Exposure to Hazardous Chemicals - Guide for
effects (RCS) – dust workers’: Safe Work Australia)
associated inhalation o Dust exposure prevention
with o Checking controls are working and using them
respirable o When and how to use any respiratory protective equipment provided and what to do if
crystalline something goes wrong (Including worker respirator fit and check processes).
silica dust
2. Working Extreme 3H  Check weather conditions – do not work in extreme conditions Supervisor to
outdoors weather  Reschedule works to work in more moderate temperatures. maintain
awareness of
Hyperthermia 3H  Ensure workers trained to recognise the symptoms of hyperthermia and hypothermia
weather
 Hot conditions. Ensure:  Cold conditions. Ensure:
conditions
Hypothermia o Suitable protective clothing o Schedule warm-up breaks
o Sun brim on hard hats o Hold breaks inside
Operator to
o Safety glasses - UV rated o Dress warmly in layers
follow controls
o Use 30+ sunscreen on exposed o Stay dry (wet clothing chills the body rapidly)
skin o Workers must get out of the cold as soon as they
o Adequate drinking water can if starting to feel symptoms
o Access to shade on breaks o Alcohol, cigarettes, caffeine and certain
o Adequate breaks. medications increase susceptibility to cold.
3. Arrival on-site Personal injury, 3H  The vehicle should be positioned in a safe location, clear of traffic/vehicles/pedestrians during Supervisor to
& assess property equipment delivery and materials removal (deploy physical barriers, caution signs as necessary) check the site
damage &/or  Do not park illegally and conduct
RESPONSIBLE
onsite environmental  Identify and obey all safety-related signage (check site entry requirements) JSA where
conditions incident  Report to Site Supervisor necessary
 Ensure site-specific induction undertaken
 Assess mobile phone reception
 The worksite is exactly as detailed in Terms of Agreement or contract
 Complete a JSA specifying the control measures of unanticipated hazards.
Fire 4A  Ensure completed Hot Work Permit available at the site
 Follow safety precautions on Hot Work Permit
 Note: Do not conduct work not listed on the Hot Work Permit. If other Hot Works are required,
obtain Hot Work Permit for that task before commencement.
4. HRCW Unauthorised 3H  Establish an exclusion zone for other workers and the public. I.e. those not associated with the Supervisors
Work area access to the activity. & Workers to
set-up work area  Zone clearly defined by signage and hazard marking tape or flagging follow controls
 Maintain awareness of unauthorised persons attempting to enter or entering the work area
 If members of the public or unauthorised personnel enter the exclusion zone, stop work until
removed from the work zone.
Falling objects 3H  The drop zone is barricaded and signed. Ensure the signs provide clear instruction on entry
permissions and hazard areas if working above others.
5. Environment Environmental 3H  Noise & vibration - No noise produced outside council approved hours of operation Supervisors
impact  Consider noise-reducing options, such as sound-dampened blades, rubber matting when to check all
possible controls in
 Air quality - Dust controls methods are in place place and
 Waste - Place all wastes and rubbish in bins or other appropriate containers followed
 Separate recycle waste from general waste
 Fuels, oils & chemicals - Minimum amounts of hazardous substances kept on site Workers to
 Labelled and securely stored follow controls
 Refuelling of vehicles/equipment will be undertaken at least 6m from drains and waterways and make
 Follow SDS directions for disposal of chemicals in approved waste containers supervisor
 A spill kit is available at all times & spills will be cleaned up immediately follow SDS directions aware of any
 Waterways & soils - Do not wash out plant, equipment or containers where residue can enter issues
waterways or drains
 Vehicle movement - Follow the TMP, only travel on established tracks and roads
 Use designated entry and exit points
 Terrestrial fauna - No domestic animals on-site
 Ensure all food scraps placed in lidded bins.
RESPONSIBLE
6. House  Slips 3H  Maintain housekeeping throughout the shift & clean-up Supervisor
keeping  Trips  Ensure sufficient lighting to detect changes in level (using temporary lighting as required) and workers
 Falls  Do not jump from elevated edges >180mm, step carefully and use prepared access areas to ensure
 The work area is clean and uncluttered as possible control
 Do not place equipment where it could become a trip hazard measures
 Run cords and hoses overhead if possible followed
 Place cords and hoses to the side of the walkways and tape down:
o Avoid running cords and hoses through stairways and ladders
 Check for stored items, corners or other obstructions that could cause tripping
 Ensure there is room to manoeuvre and no obstacles in the way
 Check the end destination is prepared correctly for placement of the materials/equipment
 Clean spills immediately
 Footwear is suitable. Snug-fitting shoes/boots with flat, non-slip soles, no loose soles, long laces,
oily soles, or caked with mud or other contaminants.
7. Manual tasks Musculoskeletal 3H  Materials/equipment placed as close to the work area as possible Supervisor
(MSD) injuries  Weight of an object should be known; avoid lifting loads more than 1/4 of your body weight and workers
 Do not use extreme force to move items to ensure
 Hold lifted items close to the body whenever possible: control
o Keeping knees bent and back straight and lift, unload keeping knees bent measures
 Use team lifts and mechanical means for heavy items followed
 Schedule regular breaks and practice job rotation
 Avoid overreaching, long periods of repetitive movements, awkward and sustained positions,
twisting and side-bending.
8. HRCW Unauthorised 3H  Erect secure impassable barricades with adequate signage: Supervisors
Materials access to the o Erected before the commencement of work to check all
delivery work area o Kept in position at all times until the work is completed and it is safe to remove controls in
o Regularly inspected and maintained place and
 Use lockout procedures to prevent unauthorised use of plant followed
 Provide information to workers and other persons on-site advising them of the exclusion zones
 Delivery of goods, materials and equipment made through the public areas during off-peak Workers to
periods follow controls
 Provide supervision so that no unauthorised person enters an exclusion zone. and make
supervisor
Injury to public 3H  Pedestrian Access - If closing/modifying a vehicle lane, parking area or footpath, the following
aware of any
factors are considered in developing alternative pedestrian access:
issues
o Travel speed of road traffic

RESPONSIBLE
o Traffic volumes
o Percentage of heavy vehicles
o The alignment of the road
 If an alternative route is immediately adjacent to the road, concrete or water-filled barriers to
protect pedestrians from road traffic should be used
 Pedestrians directed by defined walking paths clearly marked with using appropriate measures
(e.g. barriers, fencing hazard netting)
 Signage must be appropriate and easily seen
 Temporary pathways must have no trip hazards, and the ground/pavement should be free of
holes, dips, mud or debris
 Mobility impaired, e.g. wheelchair access, pram ramps, handrails considered in respect to widths,
surface and grade
 Barrier fencing or Hoarding erected to prevent the public from entering hazardous areas of the
worksite
 Access monitored through a single-entry point.
Contact with 4A  Conduct a site inspection to confirm the location of any overhead powerlines
electricity  Refer to State/territory Guidance Material for working distances. e.g. No Go Zones
 If a permit to work is required, always work within the terms of the permit. (have a copy of the
permit on-site).
Damage to 4A  Inspect all relevant site drawings for layout. Ensure all underground and overhead services on
underground site are identified and ISOLATED
services  Check existing pits for depth and location.
9. HRCW  Electrocution 4A  Use tools only for the purpose specified by the manufacturer Supervisors
Working with  Injury  Wear PPE as recommended by the manufacturer to check all
powered &  Fire  Pre-inspect and operate tools following the manufacturer’s instructions. If damaged or unsuitable controls in
non-powered  Asphyxiation for the task do not use. Take out of service immediately and apply LOTO procedures place and
tools  Use mechanical ventilation as required followed
 Electrical:
o All electric power tools and leads are Tested, Tagged and are current Workers to
o Use electrical sockets protected by RCD (safety-switches) or use portable RCD devices follow controls
o Switchboards have appropriately rated circuit breaker and make
o Always ensure that the tool is switched off and power isolated before a pre-start check, supervisor
adjusting, changing set-ups or repairing aware of any
o Do not overload power outlets issues

RESPONSIBLE
 Diesel/petrol-powered tools - Do not run a diesel/petrol-powered tools inside a building (e.g.
shed), or where ventilation is limited.
10. Hazardous Contact with 3H  Follow directions of use for Supervisor
substance hazardous  Consult SDS for the product and workers
/chemical use substance  Use PPE as per the SDS - to ensure
/chemical  Use with adequate ventilation control
 Chemical resistant gloves for prolonged exposure measures
 DO NOT eat or drink when handling chemicals followed
 DO NOT eat or drink without washing hands thoroughly first
 DO NOT take food into the work area where chemicals are being used or stored
 DO NOT wear contaminated PPE in areas outside the work zone, such as eating areas.
11. HRCW  Fall from 4A  Perform as much of the task as possible on the ground or a sold structure Supervisors
Working at height  Protect all edges where a person can fall to check all
height on  Falling  Erect and inspect all height access equipment following manufacturers’ instructions controls in
ladders, objects  If damaged or unsuitable for the task do not use. Take out of service immediately and apply place and
trestles, LOTO procedures followed
mobile  Impact  Trestle scaffold:
scaffold, fixed injuries o Guardrails, toe board sides & ends are in place Workers to
scaffold &  Fatality o Purpose-designed pins follow controls
openings o Min 2 planks or 450mm wide and make
o A suitable span of planks (based on thickness). Example: Thickness of 38mm = 1.5m span, supervisor
thickness of 50mm = 2m span, thickness of 63mm = 2.5m span) aware of any
issues
 Mobile scaffold:
o Level, plumb
o Casters locked before accessing, not moved when persons on a scaffold
o Accessed by internal ladder only, do not climb on the scaffold
o Clear of penetrations or floor edges (by at least 1metre where possible)
 Fixed scaffold:
o Undertake a handover for all scaffolds where a person could fall more than 4 metres
o The scaffold not used until and signed off as completed, by a competent person, at the
following times:
▪ After construction
▪ After any repairs to the scaffold
▪ After any incident that may have affected the stability of the scaffold
 Use only access ladders provided, do not climb on railings or other scaffolding components

RESPONSIBLE
 Do not use step ladders to gain extra height
 Remove ground level ladder when unattended to prevent unauthorised access
 Only competent scaffolder to make changes to the scaffold:
▪ Do not remove any scaffold ties or another component, e.g. handrails or boards
 Maintain awareness of other people on scaffold
 Guards kept in position on scaffold lifts
 Waste materials removed from scaffolding and placed in the provided waste receptacle
 Do not exceed the specified Safe Working Load of the scaffold
 Stack items to prevent sliding or toppling
 Keep tools and other equipment away from edges
 Determine where items may fall (in case of uncontrolled release) and ensure all personnel are
clear of that area
 Never work directly below other workers or where equipment is being placed above
 Kickboards are installed on elevated work areas to prevent items from falling off
 Ladders:
o Ladders set up on a level area on a firm footing
o Correct size and length for the job
o Load rating of at least 120kg
o Extension ladders:
▪ Set up with the base located approximately a quarter of the vertical height of the ladder
from the wall
▪ The ladder extends at least 1 m above the place of landing
▪ Secured against movement (base & top)
 ONLY use extension ladders for access, ALWAYS use platform ladders for working on, ensure
the base is fully open and the spreaders are locked
 3 points of contact on the ladder at all times
 Always maintain the majority of your bodyweight inside the perimeter of the platform or stiles
 When on a ladder, do not over-reach. Descend ladder & re-position as required
 Do not carry materials when ascending/descending a ladder
 Always face the ladder when using
 Falls in openings:
o All holes or openings are protected/closed from falls (e.g. platform ladder hatches)
o Covers are secured to prevent movement
o Use signage or another marked hazard alert to identify the hazard
 Wear tool belts, use tool lanyards to pass tools to persons at height and use tethers on
tools/equipment where appropriate
 All workers must wear a hard hat and high visibility clothing
RESPONSIBLE
 Ensure footwear is suitable. Snug-fitting shoes/boots with flat, non-slip soles, no loose soles, long
laces, soles that are oily, or caked with mud or other contaminants.
Contact with 4A  When erecting mobile scaffolding for this task:
overhead o Check for overhead wires or other electrical installations before erecting scaffold
electric lines o Clear of overhead electric lines. Ensure:
▪ Check the location, height, arrangement, visibility of overhead electric power lines
▪ Do not use extended poles or other conductive items within close proximity (4 .0m) to
energised electrical systems (flashover or contact may occur)
▪ Note: If the 4.0m rule cannot be maintained, contact your State Electricity Supply
Authority to determine a safe system of work for the use of the scaffolding
 Follow LOTO procedures and obtain advice from a licensed electrician that power is isolated
 Discuss with the homeowner and/or site supervisor beforehand, so they are aware of the duration
of time required without utilities.
If power cannot be isolated, ensure the location of any cables, pipes etc. are identified and
labelled before drilling.
12. HRCW Cuts/lacerations 3H  Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for safe use of the drop saw Supervisors
Cutting &  Use the correct blade size recommended by the manufacturer. Oversize blades are dangerous to check all
joining  Ensure guards are in place controls in
aluminium  Do not force the blade; if the material does not cut easily, the selection of blade could be place and
incorrect for the material followed
 Keep hands well clear of the blade when in use
 Remove material from cutting table when saw blade has completely stopped Workers to
 Ensure screens set up as required follow controls
 Ensure the cold saw is secure on a suitable workbench and make
Never operate the saw with the retractable guard tied back or the trigger tied on supervisor
Never place hands under the workpiece being cut aware of any
issues
Do Not:
 Use excessive pressure – feed blade into the cut
 Hold workpiece by hand as it will get extremely hot. (Always use the vice to clamp the work.
Properly support any overhanging portion, so the workpiece is level with the base of the
machine)
 Wear gloves during cutting operations
 Attempt to remove waste materials, swarf or off-cuts during operation
 Leave the length stop in place on the free off-cut end of a clamped workpiece after
clamping
 Have any part of your body in line with the path of the cutting blade.
RESPONSIBLE
Fire / explosion 3H  Do not operate power tools in explosive atmospheres, i.e. presence of flammable liquids, gases
or dust
 Fire extinguisher available.
Eye trauma 3H  Do not remove the guards
 Face shield or safety glasses worn.
Noise 3H  Ensure hearing protection is worn when operating power tools.
13. HRCW Frame collapse 3H  The person allocated to plan and be in charge of lift – all others to know their roles Supervisors
Positioning,  Team lift plan discussed with all team members before the operation to check all
levelling &  All team members MUST hold the frame in place until otherwise instructed controls in
fixing frames  Fix frame as required as per manufacturers’ instructions place and
 Secure with temporary bracing as required followed
 Wear a hard hat.
Workers to
MSD injuries 3H  Check pathways are unobstructed
follow controls
 Sufficient space to manoeuvre
and make
 Two people lifting, carrying and setting down:
supervisor
o Lift frames smoothly, do not jerk or throw load upwards
aware of any
o Avoid any twisting and side-bending during lift
issues
o Bend knees, not back
o Avoid awkward and sustained positions
 When placing shims for levelling use a pry bar for lifting the frame to avoid fingertips being
pinched or crushed by the frame
 Take frequent rests or rotate the task with another person when applying sealants.
Dust inhalation 3H  No uncontrolled cutting/drilling of masonry or tiles on-site
 Remove non-essential persons from the area
 Ensure all persons that remain in the area provided with respiratory protection
 Cover sensitive areas (power outlets, food storages)
 Use the appropriate power tool
 Cutting/Drilling:
o Wear eye and respiratory protection - Respirator with at least P2 filtration – fit-tested to the
worker if half or full-face mask used

RESPONSIBLE
o Working indoors or in enclosed areas:
▪ Keep silica exposures low using extra ventilation, i.e. portable exhaust fans or other
means of mechanical ventilation
▪ Ensure airflow is not impeded by the movements of workers during work, or by the
opening or closing of doors and windows. Position the ventilation to move contaminated
air away from the workers’ breathing zones
o Wash hands before eating, drinking, or smoking where crystalline silica is present.
Abrasions 3H  Wear hand protection, long pants & long sleeve shirt when handling aluminium.
14. HRCW Unauthorised 3H  If acceptable, remove or add barricades. Supervisor to
On access confirm all
completion Contact with 3H  Disconnect power tool/extension leads from power point before winding up so that you don’t get a workers have
electricity shock if the lead is damaged signed out
 Inspect leads and power equipment for damage.
Workers to
Struck by falling 3H DISMANTLING MOBILE SCAFFOLD
comply with
objects
Scaffold components are not to be dropped or thrown. controls
 Wear a hard hat when dismantling scaffold
 Wear close-fitting leather gloves that do not restrict movements if required
 Surrounding persons are made aware that dismantling operations are about to commence
 The immediate area cordoned off
 The number of workers needed for the breakdown process is determined
 The method and process of dismantling components is pre-planned and understood by all
workers
 Dismantling carried out in a systematic and progressive manner
 Maintain the stability of the scaffold at all times:
o Ensure that castor brakes applied before dismantling
o Removal all materials, debris and equipment from the working platforms
o Starting at the top and working down small clips, connectors, screws & nails should be placed
in a container and lowered to the ground

RESPONSIBLE
o Bracing should be secured before releasing from form end and safely lowered to the
ground/floor:
▪ Only remove bracing to the section being removed
▪ Leave other bracing in place until ready to remove the associated section.
Dust inhalation 3H  Use, maintain and store any respiratory protective equipment provided following instructions
 Wash face and hands with soapy water. Pay attention to under the fingernails.
Do not dry sweep
Security breach 3H  All personnel sign-out on Site Register.

Vehicle/people 4A  Stay to designated access and egress routes
impact  Maintain awareness of surroundings at all times.
15. HRCW  Injury 4A  For police, fire or ambulance call ‘000.’  Refer to your SWMS Supervisors
Emergency  Fatality  Follow site emergency and evacuation procedures implementing and workers
response  Environmenta  A communication system is available, e.g. a mobile phone or radio instructions for further ensure
l damage  Check for dangers to self before helping others specific emergency controls
 Maintain control of the area and stabilise the situation responses. followed
 Apply first aid to the injured worker
 Complete an incident report.
OVERALL RISK RATING AFTER CONTROLS 1 - LOW 2 - MODERATE 3 - HIGH 4 - ACUTE
PLANT & EQUIPMENT HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES SUPERVISORY ARRANGEMENTS
Electrical tools and leads Tested and tagged quarterly 1. Audits
2. Spot Checks
Hand tools - Meet AS/NZS Regular visual inspection 3.
4. Reporting systems
Ladders - Meet AS/NZS Inspected and tagged out if damaged
5. Suitably qualified supervisors for job
Mobile plant- Inspected and tagged out if damaged 6. Direct on-site supervision
? 7. Remote site: communication
systems/schedule
?
PERMITS Not applicable Hot Work Confined Space Local council ? ?
If yes – This SWMS must align with requirements of the Site
SITE MANAGEMENT PLAN Is the work associated with a Construction Project? Yes No Management Plan in place for the Construction Project.
This SWMS developed in consultation and cooperation with workers and relevant organisation representatives. I have read the above SWMS, and
SWMS SIGN-OFF I understand its contents. I confirm that I have the skills and training, including relevant certification, to conduct the task as described.
I agree to comply with safety requirements within this SWMS, including risk control measures, safe work instructions, and PPE described.
JOB ROLE / POSITION LICENCES, COMPETENCIES & QUALIFICATIONS (add as applicable)
WORKERS’ NAME DATE SIGNATURE
E.G. SUPERVISOR, WORKER, TRAINEE TYPE / DESCRIPTION CLASS NUMBER
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