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OHS Task Analysis for Heavy Machinery Use

The document outlines a task analysis for construction workers using heavy machinery, detailing steps from pre-operational checks to post-operation inspections. It identifies potential hazards at each stage and suggests risk control measures, assigning responsibilities to various personnel. The focus is on ensuring safety through proper procedures and communication during machinery operation.

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OHS Task Analysis for Heavy Machinery Use

The document outlines a task analysis for construction workers using heavy machinery, detailing steps from pre-operational checks to post-operation inspections. It identifies potential hazards at each stage and suggests risk control measures, assigning responsibilities to various personnel. The focus is on ensuring safety through proper procedures and communication during machinery operation.

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Handout OHS Task Analysis – Example: Construction Worker Using Heavy Machinery for Lifting

Ste Task Breakdown Potential Hazards Risk Control Measures Responsible Person
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1 Pre-operational Equipment malfunction, hydraulic Conduct daily machinery inspections, Equipment Operator,
checks leaks, faulty brakes check hydraulic systems, and test brakes Site Supervisor
before use
2 Assess the work Uneven ground, overhead Ensure stable ground, clear overhead Site Supervisor, Safety
area obstructions, unauthorized obstacles, restrict access with barricades Officer
personnel nearby
3 Lifting Incorrect load weight calculation, Use proper weight calculation, secure Equipment Operator,
preparation unstable load the load with straps/slings Rigger
4 Operating the Overloading, loss of control, Follow load capacity limits, use spotters, Equipment Operator,
machinery striking objects or personnel maintain communication Signal Person
5 Load Swinging loads, collision risks, Maintain slow and controlled movement, Equipment Operator,
transportation sudden stops use guide ropes, clear the pathway Signal Person
6 Load placement Load instability, tipping hazards Place load on stable ground, ensure it is Equipment Operator,
properly secured before release Site Supervisor
7 Post-operation Wear and tear, fluid leaks, Inspect machinery for damage, report Equipment Operator,
checks equipment damage and document any issues Maintenance Team

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