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Identifying and controlling hazards and risks through safety procedures
Consultation with staff/ongoing training, two way communications
Effective Management
Complying with legislation
1STOP Stand Back & observe
2THINK through the Task
3IDENTIFY hazards
4ASSESS & CONTROL risks
5CONTINUALLY monitor risks
[cf7mls_step step-1 “Start”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Crew must have zero influence of drugs and alcohol
Crew must communicate pre-existing conditions/injuries
Crew must manage fatigue
Is there any reason Crew should not be onsite?
Are you physically able to complete the work today?
[cf7mls_step step-2 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Steel Caps are required on All shifts
Safety Vests are required on All shifts
Hard Hats are required on All shifts (ANSI Approved)
[cf7mls_step step-3 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Location of Toilets
Emergency Assembly Point / Evacuation Routes
1st Aid Location / Defibrillators
Smoking Areas
No Smoking within 5 metres of venue entrance
[cf7mls_step step-4 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Keep a safe distance from vehicles at all times
Wear Hi Vis safety vests near vehicles
Always use hazard lights & have someone guide trucks into position
No Smoking within 5 metres of vehicles
[cf7mls_step step-5 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Check for ANSI safety sticker
Never use a faulty ladder
Always ensure crew foot the ladder and keep a 4:1 ratio
Avoid standing on the top two rungs
[cf7mls_step step-6 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Never operate equipment without correct qualifications
Know how to stop equipment in your area
Keep a safe distance from machinery being operated
[cf7mls_step step-7 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Ask Supervisors questions if you are unsure about anything
Ensure Supervisors know your whereabouts at all times
Communicate the task at hand when lifting equipment
Follow the directions of Senior Crew Members
Let the office know you will arrive on time before each Shift
SMS your work times at the end of each shift (EG 0900 1300 or 0900 1300 1330 1700 if 30 min break taken at 1300pm)
[cf7mls_step step-8 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Lift correctly – bend knees, keep back straight
Never attempt to lift too heavy a load
Never lift extra heavy cables packers, unpack them and carry in sections
Correct numbers for lift – use 4 crew where possible Pack trucks safely, follow experienced crew
Take care on truck ramps, never let go of cases on top of ramps
Take care operating vehicle tail lifters, always call out movements
[cf7mls_step step-9 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Form into squads of three, four or five Crew Members each
Experienced Crew to lead Squads and report to Supervisor
Always report to your Supervisor for new tasks
[cf7mls_step step-10 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
No discriminatory or intimidating conduct is tolerated
Never argue onsite, work for the team, not the individual
Do not question the instructions of your Supervisor
Abide by the Minimum Presentation Standards, always wear SHS Waist Pack with tools
[cf7mls_step step-11 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Inspect all electrical equipment prior to use
Only use equipment with current test and tag
Never connect electrical cables unless instructed
Never touch Powerlock until trained EVEN if instructed by client - see SHS Supervisor
All cabling should be disconnected prior to rolling
Figure 8 or lazy 8 excess electrical cable
[cf7mls_step step-12 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Hard hats must be worn whenever riggers are working overhead
Maintain a safe distance from boom lifts and scissor lifts
Never stand under points being raised or lowered (unless assisting the rigger)
Never touch a chain motor until trained EVEN if instructed by client - see SHS Supervisor
Groundies must be assigned to all Riggers or EWP operators
All overhead workers must have tools lanyarded and pockets emptied
[cf7mls_step step-13 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Plan carefully for weather conditions such as heat, rain, wind or otherwise
Wear your SHS Hi Vis Vest over rain coats
Wear sunscreen, hats and appropriate clothing in extreme heat
Stay hydrated, always bring your own water to every Shift
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Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Railroad cables when gaffing
Stack cases neatly
Tidy up back of house areas
Tidy up drapes
Go the extra mile to make the client happy
Stay OFF mobile phones (hands-free or otherwise)
Use a Klever Kutter instead of blades or knives for any cutting
Never jump, especially off truck ramps or loading docks
Keep your fingers clear at all times (use your lower palm to handle loads)
[cf7mls_step step-15 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
All incidents/near misses, hazards, or unacceptable behavior should be reported to your Supervisor or call 02 9556 2011 24 hours a day, 7 days
For serious incidents call 000 immediately
Use the Incident Report Form or Report Safety Issue Form to Report any incidents or safety issues, no matter how minor they may appear
[cf7mls_step step-16 “Back” “Next”] Supervisor may mean: Any Client Contact or Onsite Contact, Show Support (SHS) Crew Chief, any senior SHS Crew Member or Operations
Always work as a team, look out for your workmates and others onsite, and uphold the values of Show Support
Senior Crew Members should always partner with junior Crew to continually train them in safe & efficient work methods
Put in 110% effort for the client, stay motivated throughout the shift, proactively seek new tasks, perform them safely and quickly, to the best of your ability, until the job is done
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