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Manage occupational health and safety in the building and construction workplace. CPCCBC4002A. History of Work Place Safety Laws. The Industrial Revolution. History of Work Place Safety Laws. Robens Report. History of Work Place Safety Laws. Organised Labour. Current Law. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Manage occupational health and safety in the building and

construction workplace

CPCCBC4002A

History of Work Place Safety Laws

• The Industrial Revolution

History of Work Place Safety Laws

• Robens Report

History of Work Place Safety Laws

• Organised Labour

Current Law

• Work Health and Safety Act 2011

• Work Health and Safety Regulation 2011

Work Health Safety Act 2011

Key Provisions

• Who Is Responsible for Safety

• What is Required

The PCBU

What is a Person Conducting Business Undertaking (PCBU)

• A PCBU is the Business

– A person (Sole Traders & Partnerships)

– An Incorporated Company

The Controller

The Manager

The Designer

The Manufacturer

The Importer

The Supplier

The Installer

Managers of a Company

The Worker

Any other Person

You Cannot Contract Out Your Duty

No Law against 2 Guilty Persons

Example

• Typical Building Site Structure – Contract BUILDER

BRICKLAYING SUBCONTRACTOR

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

Sub-

Co

ntra

ct

Contract for Service

Contract for Service

Contract will Include• Work

• Install Brickwork• WHS Items

• Supply Scaffold• Supply PPE

Example

Typical Building Site Structure – WHS ResponsibilitiesBUILDER - PCBU

BRICKLAYING SUBCONTRACTOR -

PCBU

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

Builder PCBU – Contract is IrrelevantMust ensure the Safety of• Bricklayer PCBU• Bricklaying Employee

Example

Typical Building Site Structure – WHS ResponsibilitiesBUILDER - PCBU

BRICKLAYING SUBCONTRACTOR -

PCBU

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

Bricklaying PCBU Must ensure the Safety ofBricklaying Employee

Example

Typical Building Site Structure – WHS ResponsibilitiesBUILDER - PCBU

BRICKLAYING SUBCONTRACTOR -

PCBU

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

Bricklaying PCBU

Must supply Safety Items to employees

Example

Typical Building Site Structure – WHS ResponsibilitiesBUILDER - PCBU

BRICKLAYING SUBCONTRACTOR -

PCBU

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

BRICKLAYEREMPLOYEE

Bricklaying PCBU Must ensure the that works do not effect the safety of• Others (Incl. Builder PCBU)

Inspector Nikolovski v Northpac Constructions (2009)

• Laying Brickwork Overhand – Catch Scaffold 4m below on previous lift

Inspector Nikolovski v Northpac Constructions (2009)

• Bricklayer – Fell form Inside scaffold and suffered Broken Arm

• Prosecuted– Builder - PCBU– Sub-contractor Bricklayer - PCBU– Site Foreman - Controller

WORK HEALTH SAFETY REGULATIONS

• Compliance is Mandatory

• Tell you what you must do

• NSW Provisions 486 pages.

WORK HEALTH SAFETY REGULATIONS

• Regulations – Contain General Sections

– Specific Sections

WORK HEALTH SAFETY REGULATIONS

• Regulations – Contain General Sections

– Specific Sections

WORK HEALTH SAFETY REGULATIONS

• Regulations – Contain General Sections

These provisions will apply to all workplaces

Regulations – Your Duty

Note – It does not say how to do it

Site Amenities

Note – It does not say how to do it

First Aid

Note – It does not say how to do it

Emergency Plan

Note – It does not say how to do it

WORK HEALTH SAFETY REGULATIONS

• Regulations – Specific Sections

Chapter 4 Hazardous Work

• Demolition Work

Note – It does not say how to do it

Chapter 4 Hazardous Work

• High Risk Work

Chapter 4 Hazardous Work

High Risk Work• Scaffolding• Dogging & Rigging• Cranes & Hoists• Reach Stackers > 3t• Pressure Equipment• Boom Lift - boom length >11m

WORK HEALTH SAFETY REGULATIONS

• Regulations – Specific Sections

Chapter 6 – Construction Work

You Must Understand these definitions to pass this course – as they will determine your legal Requirements

Chapter 6 – Construction Work

Chapter 6 – Construction Work

Chapter 6 – Construction Work

You Must Understand these definitions to pass this course – as they will determine your legal Requirements

Chapter 6 – Structure

Chapter 6 – Construction Work

Chapter 6 – High Risk Construction Work

Chapter 6 – Construction Work

Chapter 6 – Construction Project

Chapter 6 – Construction Work

Chapter 6 – Principle Contractor

Chapter 6

Chapter 6

We will be looking at SWMS in much more detail later in this course

Chapter 6

We will be looking at SWMS in much more detail later in this course

Regulations

• While more specific

• They still generally state the Goals

• How do you know what to do

Codes of Practice

What is a Code of Practice

• Guide to Assist with compliance

• Prepared by experts

• Workcover

Codes of Practice

It is the Primary Responsibility of the PCBUTo ensure it is suitable

Where Do You get them From?

Where Do You get them From?

• Your Primary Source for any Workplace Safety data

• Workcover NSW

Australian Standards

• What legal effect do they have

Australian Standards

• What legal effect do they have

• Document prepared by experts

• Previously Regulations referred to them– e.g. AS 1576 - Scaffolding

• Now referred to by Code of Practice– AS 1576 - Scaffolding

Obtaining Standards

• SAI Global

Required Code of Practice

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