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Sequence Identified Hazards Key Processes To Be Followed Precautions / PPE Required Planned Job Observations Comments

This document provides a Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) for operating a road roller. It outlines 5 key steps: 1) general precautions like using traffic control, 2) pre-start checks of guards and controls, 3) safe operation on slopes and avoiding trenches, 4) loading and unloading from transport carefully, and 5) daily maintenance and inspections. It requires use of proper personal protective equipment like high-visibility clothing, and signing off by workers and supervisors to ensure the work is carried out safely.

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Sequence Identified Hazards Key Processes To Be Followed Precautions / PPE Required Planned Job Observations Comments

This document provides a Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) for operating a road roller. It outlines 5 key steps: 1) general precautions like using traffic control, 2) pre-start checks of guards and controls, 3) safe operation on slopes and avoiding trenches, 4) loading and unloading from transport carefully, and 5) daily maintenance and inspections. It requires use of proper personal protective equipment like high-visibility clothing, and signing off by workers and supervisors to ensure the work is carried out safely.

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Document No. Revision No.

Date Compiled: Date of Next Review:


SHE/PRO/4.4.6.30 1 September 2016 September 2017

Client : Project No:

Site: Date Prepared:

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Operator’s ticket is required to operate road rollers with an engine capacity greater than 2litres in Queensland.
2. Only those persons who have been instructed in the safe use of the machine and are authorized to do so are to operate this type of plant.
3. Operators must familiarize themselves with the operation of the plant as provided in the manufacturer’s instruction manual before using the plant.
Sequence Identified hazards Key processes to be followed Precautions / PPE required Planned Job Observations Comments
1. General Traffic hazards Work sites on roads must be separated from normal traffic Work on roads to be in accordance with
precautions flow. MUTCD Part 3.
Road making and maintenance plant must remain in Use qualified traffic controller.
barricaded area at all times unless traffic flow is stopped to Turn lamp off when not in use.
allow access in to or out of area. Wear Hi-Vis vest or shirt, etc.
Plant must be fitted with and use orange flashing lamp
when in operation. High-visibility garment must be worn
when working where plant is operating
2. Pre-start Moving parts Ensure that guards are fitted over all exposed moving parts Ensure all covers and guards fitted
checks Slips and falls of plant. Keep clear of nip and pinch points Remove
Persons falling Nip and pinch points on articulated rollers must be mud from steps and boots Always use seat
highlighted and signed. Keep operator access systems belt if fitted.
clean of mud, and wear suitable footwear. Rectify faulty units before use.
Seat belt must be fitted and worn and correctly adjusted by
operator.
Check operation of controls, lights and warning signals
before working.
3. Operation Overturning Do not traverse or compact slopes greater than approved
Vibration by manufacturer. Exercise care when turning or Travel up or down slopes where possible, and
Strain injury maneuvering machine on sloping ground. avoid sharp turns.
Do not operate roller close to open or uncompacted Keep clear of open trenches.
excavation or trench. Rectify faulty units before use.
Anti-vibration systems must prevent roller vibration Turning to operate to be avoided.
affecting operator. Mirrors should allow operator to reverse Check operation before use.
machine safely without twisting. Reversing beeper must
operate when machine is being reversed.
4. Transport Loading/unloading Ensure that low-loader or trailer has suitable ramps to allow Refer to SWP219 Transport of Plant and
safe loading. Minimize slope by parking truck facing Machinery and SWP241
Document No. Revision No. Date Compiled: Date of Next Review:
SHE/PRO/4.4.6.30 1 September 2016 September 2017

downhill wherever possible. Truck Loading/Load Restraint for information


Drive slowly when loading or unloading roller from trailer or regarding transport.
low loader.
Restrain roller from movement by use of tie down chains
and chocks
5. Maintenance Hazardous exposure Check fluid levels daily, and replace at specified intervals. Use approved fluids only.
Wash down machine regularly, and inspect for worn parts, Wear eye and hand protection.
oil leaks, etc. Competent persons only are to carry out No unauthorized repairs.
repairs or adjustments to plant. Log book to be filled out daily.
All use and maintenance, etc, of plant to be entered into
log book daily.

PRECAUTIONS: The following precautions are to be observed in areas where these procedures are carried out

Gloves Face Masks Eye Welding Mask Appropriate Hearing Protection Protective Clothing
Protection Footwear

SIGNOFF

The representatives of Rural Construction & Maintenance listed below have been involved in the creation and implementation of this Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) and will make sure
all work is carried out in accordance with this document. All workers listed below have the appropriate license/qualifications and/or experience required to perform each job task:

Worker on site Role (e.g. Worker, Supervisor) Signature Date

Signature and details of person responsible for site supervision of the work, inspecting and approving work areas, work methods, compliance with SWMS, protective measures, plant, equipment
and power tools for this site:
Document No. Revision No. Date Compiled: Date of Next Review:
SHE/PRO/4.4.6.30 1 September 2016 September 2017

Signed:___________________________ Date:_________________________________________

Name:____________________________ Position:_____________________________________

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