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Know your duties - a tool for working safely … Everyone in the workplace has WHS duties under the model WHS Act, whether you are a worker, a PCBU, or both a worker and a PCBU. Use the Know your duties tool to find out how to meet your duties under the WHS …
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Psychosocial hazards and mental health Working in construction can involve exposure to psychosocial hazards and risks to mental health. Psychosocial hazards are anything that could cause psychological harm (e.g. harm someone's mental health). To assess …
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Fatigue People in the construction industry can often work long hours, doing physically demanding work, which may lead to mental and/or physical exhaustion that reduces the ability to perform work safely and effectively. It reduces alertness which …
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Cranes As a PCBU, you have a responsibility to ensure machinery in the workplace are safe to use and operate. You must ensure that a competent person, such as an engineer, performs crane inspections and tests cranes. This includes: Regular inspection and …