Chain Wire Fencing Machine Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS)

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The Chain Wire Fencing Machine Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) covers the following Job Steps, including potential hazards, control measures and risk ratings:

1. Planning and preparation
2. Training and capabilities
3. Assess onsite conditions
4. Set up work area
5. Temporary Traffic Control (TMP)
6. Delivery of materials and equipment
7. General precautions
8. Setting up
9. Operation
10. Specific precautions
11. Cleaning and maintenance
12. On completion
    

The Chain Wire Fencing Machine Safe Work Method Statement Includes

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Risk Assessment Matrix | Hierarchy of Controls | PPE | Emergency Response

Your Chain Wire Fencing Machine Safe Work Method Statement  is ready to be used in three easy steps:

1. Add your company logo and details to the SWMS Template.
2. Identify site specific risks.
3. Address any site specific risks and add them to your SWMS Template.
   

Now that your Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) is ready for use, you can also make the SWMS document available as a training resource for activities such as WHS-OHS Toolbox Meeting Talks or Workplace Inductions.

Bluesafe Quick Tips:

1. Fencing of a hazardous site is a mandatory requirement in most circumstances, hence it is necessary to avoid potential legal action, from trespassers or workplace accidents.
2. The fence should not impede a clear vision to the road signs or the traffic lights.
3. Safety signs and trespass signs should also be hung.