CPCCDE3030 — Identify hazards on demolition sites and apply risk management strategies

1 Review site and work plans.

• 1.1Identify issues relating to the age and integrity of buildings and structures, and construction methods and materials used, and apply this to review potential risks.
• 1.2Review approved demolition plan and safe work method statements (SWMS) and apply information relating to hazards and risk management strategies to participation in job briefing according to work role requirements.
• 1.3Identify and clarify job roles and responsibilities for people involved in the demolition according to workplace procedures.

2 Apply WHS risk management strategies to work activities on demolition sites.

• 2.1Identify and apply compliance, site and workplace requirements to work tasks and appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).
• 2.2Identify hazards that may cause trips, falls or falling objects and apply risk management strategies.
• 2.3Identify hazards relating to hazardous substances and apply risk management strategies.
• 2.4Identify hazards relating to structural composition and integrity of structures and apply risk management strategies.
• 2.5Identify hazards relating to services and apply risk management strategies.
• 2.6Identify hazards relating to the use of mobile and static plant, tools and equipment and apply risk management strategies.
• 2.7Identify hazards relating to the use of high reach excavators and apply risk management strategies.
• 2.8Identify hazards relating to noise, dust and vibrations and apply risk management strategies.
• 2.9Identify hazards that may cause fire or explosions and apply risk management strategies.
• 2.10Monitor worksite during demolition process for signs of undiscovered hazards and apply risk management strategies.
• 2.11Report WHS hazards and incidents.

3 Apply public health and safety risk management strategies on demolition sites.

• 3.1Identify site boundaries and exclusion zones and implement strategies to prevent access by unauthorised persons.
• 3.2Identify site traffic access and egress points and pedestrian and vehicle routes and apply traffic management plans.
• 3.3Identify demolition activities with potential to cause dust, noise and vibrations and apply risk management strategies.
• 3.4Identify demolition activities which may result in falling structures, flying debris or with the potential to affect structural integrity of adjoining buildings and apply risk management strategies.
• 3.5Report public health and safety hazards and incidents.

4 Apply environmental risk management strategies on demolition sites.

• 4.1Identify and apply environmental compliance, site and workplace requirements to work tasks.
• 4.2Identify and apply strategies to maximise environmentally sound use of energy and water.
• 4.3Identify potential risks to air quality resulting from demolition work and apply risk management strategies.
• 4.4Identify potential risks associated with stormwater management and apply risk management strategies.
• 4.5Identify potential risks to groundwater and groundwater monitoring wells and apply risk management strategies.
• 4.6Identify potential risks to the environment resulting from removing and handling hazardous substances and waste materials and apply risk management strategies.
• 4.7Report environmental hazards and incidents.

5 Contribute to improvement of demolition risk management strategies.

• 5.1Review demolition methods, procedures and risk management strategies and discuss with team members to develop ideas for improvements in risk management.
• 5.2Undertake industry professional development activities relating to demolition risk management as required.

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