Aessement of Risk Class	Assesment of Risk Description
Class 1	(Low Risk) Acceptable risk and no further action required as long as risk has been minimised as possible. Risk needs to be reviewed periodically.
Class 2	(Moderate Risk) Tolerable with further action required to minimise risk. Risk needs to be reviewed periodically
Class 3	(High Risk) Tolerable with further action required to minimise risk. Risk needs to be reviewed continuously
Class 4	(Critical Risk) Unacceptable risk and further action are required immediately to minimise risk.
Class 5	(Catastrophic Risk) Unacceptable risk and urgent action required to minise risk.

Task Sequence / Job Steps	Hazard / Risk Description	Risk Rating / Score	Hazard Control Measures	Actioned By	Risk Class Controls In Place
Site / risk assessment	Slip trip falls	12345	Vigilant, move trip harzard, wear slip resistant shoes		12345
Move furniture, contents (Pack out)	Strains, Sprains	12345	Use, trolleys, dollies, furniture sliders or straps. 2-man lifts, empty contents/ draws from furniture items to make lighter. Engage specialist where required		12345
Setup Containment	Strains, Cuts, inhalation	12345	While cutting timber framing to build containment can cause cuts or dust inhalation, use cut resistant glove and dust masks, if applicable setup vacuum attachment to saw to capture dust. Carry heavy timber and rolls of plastic may require 2 persons or pre cut to size at warehouse.		12345
Setup Neg air/ HEPA filtration machines	Electric shock, Strain	12345	Do not carry the 2000cfm + machines, use the wheels, use ramps where required. Plug electrical cables into RCD and make sure both the machine and RCD are in good working order in current test dates.		12345
Removal of N/S flooring, skirting boards plaster board, (soft strip outs)	Strains, Cuts	12345	Wear cut resistant gloves, long sleeves and long pants to prevent nails, screws and sharp edges cutting the skin. Cut into small sections to easily lift and curry to skip bin or in Heavy duty garbage bags for disposal at warehouse bin.		12345
Use of power tools, Vacuums Sanders etc.	Stains, Trip hazards, Electric shock.	12345	Tape down electrical leads to side so not to leave a trip hazard for the occupants or works. Always plug into current RCD’s. Wear cut resistant gloves dust masks P2 or above. Sealed eve protection		12345
Cleaning, Antimicrobial treatment	Chemical burn, risk of splashing in eyes etc.	12345	If spraying/ Fogging the chemical, coveralls, full face mask, chemical gloves boot covers all need to be worn and taped over. If chemical is in a bucket and applied with a cloth, a minimum of gloves and eye protection must be worn. Read MSDS to see if a particular chemical requires Vapour masks to be worn when in use.		12345

WORK ACTIVITY BRIEFING STATEMENT Brief each team member on this SWMS before commencing work. Ensure Team knows that work is to immediately stop if the SWMS is not being followed. Observe work being carried out. If controls are not adequate, stop the work, review the SWMS, adjust as required and re-brief the team. Retain this SWMS for the duration of the high risk construction work. Attendees:

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Authorised TDR Representative to approve SWMS

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