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Making the spectacular safe and easy to maintain #HFMC17 Australian Owned Australian Manufacturer National Coverage Vertically integrated NATA -Accredited Commercial Builder Inspectors & Testing facility

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Making the spectacular safe and easy to maintain

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  • Australian Owned
  • Australian Manufacturer
  • National Coverage
  • Vertically integrated
  • NATA™-Accredited

Inspectors & Testing facility

  • Commercial Builder
  • In-House Skilled Staff
  • Engineers
  • Draftsmen
  • Carpenters
  • OHS Professionals
  • Estimating/QS
  • Architectural
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The Challenge

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Start with a Risk Assessment

  • Identify hazards
  • Identify where access is required
  • Identify the tasks requiring work at height

Defining the Options & Engaging Stakeholders

Risk Assessment

  • Desktop
  • Stakeholder

involvement Design Internal Review

  • Technical

Director / design Team External Review

  • Stakeholders

Delivery

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  • Clarity is the secret
  • Simple and visual
  • Match images and

risk ratings

Report

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  • Rank the risks
  • Establish parameters
  • Be consistent

Risk Matrix

Likelihood Severity A: Very Likely B: Likely C: Unlikely D: Very Unlikely 1. Catastrophic High High High Medium

  • 2. Major

High High Medium Medium

  • 3. Moderate

High Medium Medium Low

  • 4. Minor

Medium Medium Low Low

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  • Driven by the risk assessment
  • Frequency of access
  • Capability
  • Reasonably practicable

Design

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  • Legislative requirement
  • Reduces risk
  • Saves $’s

Remain stubbornly true to the Hierarchy of Controls

Hierarchy of Control

WHS Act WHS Regulations Codes of practice Australian Standards AS 1657 – 1992 AS 1891 1 to 4 / AS/NZS 5532 AS 4360

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Hierarchy of Control

Description Upfront Cost Ongoing Cost TOTAL Lifetime Cost Level 1 Elimination $$$ $$$ Level 2 Passive Controls $$ $$ Level 3 Fall Restraint $ $$$ $$$$ Level 4 Fall Arrest $ $$$$ $$$$$ Level 5 Administrative/ladder s

  • $$$$$

$$$$$

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  • Scope of Works
  • Broken down by area and task
  • Specific actions, products and costs
  • Design
  • Bill of materials
  • Cost estimates
  • Safety In Design Certificate

Handover Material

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Choosing a solution - Rail

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Choosing a solution - Rail

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Choosing a solution - Anchors

  • Flexible
  • Low installation cost
  • Requires high user

training

  • 6/12 monthly

inspections

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Choosing a solution - Davit Arms

Tested in a NATA laboratory Breaks down for easy storage

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Choosing a solution - Davit Arms

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Choosing a solution – Fixed Ladders

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  • Protects the roof
  • Keeps workers on a

fixed path

  • No maintenance

required

Choosing a solution – Walkway

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  • Streamlines compliance
  • AS 1657 is referenced in BCA
  • Covers installation

Building Code Compliance

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Guarantee's Building Conformity

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Ongoing Maintenance

Product Frequency Anchors 6 months Ladders 12 months Rail 6 months Roofjockey 12 months Walkway None Guardrail None

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  • Risk assessment
  • Advisory
  • Engineering/Structure
  • Fabrication
  • Construction/Installation
  • Commissioning, Inspections

A Complete System