Owner's Manual for Waterlogic models including: WL100 Hot And Cold Water Dispensers, WL100, Hot And Cold Water Dispensers, Cold Water Dispensers, Water Dispensers, Dispensers
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DocumentDocumentSafe Work Method Statement Installations V4.5 Site Name Site Address Unit type(s) Project outline Client Contact Name Client Contact Signature Competent Employee Name Date Job Number (Waterlogic) Competent Employee Signature Client Ref. Number or PO Task / Procedure Equipment Required Potential Hazard Risk Rating Safety Control Measure Risk rating Person Responsible (After control) 1 Arrive on site Unaccounted personnel in case of emergency L-5 Unknown site hazards L-5 2 Proceed to proposed water cooler/heater Slips/Trips M-6 location 2 Delivery of Equipment and Materials Handheld Manual Handling Injury M-8 trolley (larger equipment only) 3 Assess area where work is to be performed and identify tools required Trip hazards, slips trips and falls. M-8 5 Isolate water supply to immediate area General Hand Slip, trip & Falls L-4 where water cooler/heater will be Tools installed 6 Connect into water supply and install a General Hand Sprains and strains L-2 dedicated water isolation point and Tools pressure limiting valve for the water cooler/heater Report to reception/sign-in L-3 Complete site induction (as required) L-3 Place signage or barricade work area if L-1 required Ensure all movement of equipment, tools and L-5 supplies is done so with correct lifting techniques and lifting equipment. Inspect Trolley prior to use and assess suitability for site. Notify surrounding staff and site contact. L-5 Place signage or barricade work area if required Display wet floor sign. Notify site L-1 contact. Use correct task specific hand tools L-1 Competent Waterlogic Group (WLG) Employee Competent WLG Employee & Site Contact Competent WLG Employee Competent WLG Employee Competent WLG Employee Competent WLG Employee Competent WLG Employee ABN: 64 126 087 509 First Issued: 01/11/2017 Reviewed: 29/02/2024 Annual Review Due By: 28/02/2025 7 Run watermark compliant flexible tubing General Hand Sprains and strains from water connection to water Tools cooler/heater tubing to be concealed in Cuts, bruises, grazes Falls ducting where visible. Ducting secured to Hit by falling object Slips and trips surface with double sided tape or screws. Step Ladder (if required) 8 Connect water to unit via filter and install General Hand Sprains and strains unit isolation valve (for units other than Tools undersink) 9 Drill hole in sink for faucet (undersink Cordless Drill Electric Shock units only) with hole saw Cuts, bruises, grazes 10 Connect Water from unit to faucet General Hand Sprains and strains (undersink units only) Tools 11 Reinstate water supply to area and check Slip, trip & Falls for leaks 12 Flush water through filter to bucket (10L) Slip, trip & Falls 13 Connect unit's power supply cord to GPO Electric shock 14 Fill tanks and flush water through all tap combinations to bucket or sink drain. 15 Tidy Work Area Ensure no water is present in area Dispose of all packaging & consumables Empty water bucket to drain 16 Sign out from premise Slip, trip & Falls Slip, trip & Falls Trip Hazard Slip, trip & Falls Emergency & Evacuation procedures L-2 Use correct task specific hand tools L-1 M-8 Use correct task specific hand tools L-3 Follow WL safe use of ladders procedure M-8 Ensure the stepladder legs are fully spread L-5 before climbing. When working at maximum height feet on third step from the top keep feet well spaced and brace legs against the ladder. Before use, inspect ladder for damage feet, tread, braces and spreaders. Make all movements carefully. ONLY ONE PERSON SHOULD BE ON A LADDER AT A TIME. L-2 Use correct task specific hand tools L-1 Competent WLG Employee Competent WLG Employee Competent WLG Employee Competent WLG Employee M-8 Drill inspected prior to use and any charging L-3 Competent WLG Employee device tested/tagged follow WL Electrical safety procedure and WL safe use of tools policy L-2 Use correct task specific hand tools L-1 Competent WLG Employee L-5 Display wet floor sign and mop up any spills L-3 Competent WLG Employee immediately L-5 Display wet floor sign and mop up any spills L-3 Competent WLG Employee immediately M-8 Ensure GPO is sufficient supply for unit and L-3 Competent WLG Employee turned off before connecting. Ensure hands are dry before touching GPO L-5 Display wet floor sign and mop up any spills L-3 Competent WLG Employee immediately L-5 Mop up and dry effected area L-2 Ensure area is free of clutter L-3 Competent WLG Employee L-1 Competent WLG Employee L-5 Mop up and dry effected area L-3 Competent WLG Employee L-2 Speak to site contact to communicate L-1 Competent WLG Employee and completion of work and exiting site. site contact ABN: 64 126 087 509 First Issued: 01/11/2017 Reviewed: 29/02/2024 Annual Review Due By: 28/02/2025 Consequence Table Consequence LOW MINOR MODERATE MAJOR CRITICAL Likelihood Table ALMOST CERTAIN LIKELY POSSIBLE UNLIKELY RARE Likelihood Risk Assessment Matrix ALMOST CERTAIN LIKELY LOW High (11) Moderate (7) POSSIBLE Low (4) UNLIKELY Low (2) RARE Low (1) MINOR High (16) High (12) Moderate (8) Low (5) Low (3) Health & Safety No medical attention necessary First aid required Medical attention required in hospital Short or long term impairment Severe injury or Death Hierarchy of Controls Apply the highest level of control commensurate with the risk level. Elimination is always the best option if not possible apply the measures in the hierarchy of control order Description in context of a task Consequence expected to occur in most circumstances Consequence will probably occur in most circumstances Consequence could occur at some time Consequence may occur at some time Consequence may occur under exceptional circumstances, or a similar event has happened before MODERATE Extreme (20) High (17) High (13) Moderate (9) Moderate (6) MAJOR Extreme (23) Extreme (21) Extreme (18) High (14) High (10) CRITICAL Extreme (25) Extreme (24) Extreme (22) Extreme (19) High (15) Least Effective Most Effective Elimination Physically Remove the Hazard Substitution Replace the Hazard Engineering Controls Isolate People from the Administrative Controls Change the way people work PPE Protect the worker with Personal Protective ABN: 64 126 087 509 First Issued: 01/11/2017 Reviewed: 29/02/2024 Annual Review Due By: 28/02/2025 Specific Task Requirements Qualifications Required: Chemicals and hazardous substances: (Indicate where required or insert additional) SDS to be provided for all chemicals or hazardous substances in use High Risk Work Activities: (indicate where present or insert additional) In house/field training on system and components and employee deemed competent by relevant State Service Manager. Competency monitored and reviewed monthly by relevant State Service Manager. Brachton Bench Sanitiser RTU Milton Antibacterial Solution Aqua Dosa B2021W Byotrol Surface Sanitising Wipes Carbon Dioxide (CO2) 1000g Canisters Involves a risk of a person falling more than 2 metres Involves demolition of an element of a structure that is load-bearing or otherwise related to the physical integrity of the structure Involves, or is likely to involve, the disturbance of asbestos Is carries out in or near a shaft or trench with an excavated depth greater than 1.5 metres or in a tunnel Involves the use of explosives Is carried out on or near chemical, fuel or refrigerant lines Is carried out in an area that may have a contaminated or flammable atmosphere Is carried out in an area in which there are artificial extremes of temperature Involves tilt-up or precast concrete Is carried out on a telecommunication tower Involves structural alteration or repairs that require temporary support to prevent collapse Is carried out in or near a confined space Is carried out in or near water or other liquid that involves a risk of drowning Is carried out on or near pressurized gas distribution mains or piping Is carried out on or near energized electrical installations or services Is carried out on, in or adjacent to a road, railway, shipping lane or other traffic corridor that is in use by traffic other than pedestrians Is carried out in an area at a workplace in which there is any movement of powered mobile plant Involves diving work Licenses/Approvals/Permits Required: (indicate where required or insert additional) (Licenses as required by local State Legislation, WorkCover & Office of Fair Trading NSW, WorkSafe Victoria, Office of Electrical Safety & PIC Queensland WorkSafe SA, WorkSafe WA and OHS Induction cards as required by State Legislation or additional client requirements) All employed technicians at Waterlogic Group carry a current drivers' license. Additional requirements for works in question include: Plumbers License Electrical Licence Working With Children/Vulnerable People Check Police Clearance Construction Safety Certificate Site-specific Access Card Hot Work Permit Confined Space ABN: 64 126 087 509 First Issued: 01/11/2017 Reviewed: 29/02/2024 Annual Review Due By: 28/02/2025 Working at heights/Elevated Work Platform (EWP) Traffic Control Excavation Work Underground Service Location (responsibility of client) Environmental Hazards: (indicate where present or insert additional) Air Quality (Dust/Emissions) Dewatering/Pump-out Spills & Response Slurry or other Discharges Waste Disposal Bulk excavation/spoil Traffic & Parking Noise or Vibration Concrete or Paint Wastes Contaminated Soil/Water Stormwater, sediment control Waste hazardous Substances Heritage and Archaeology Noisy Work (Neighbourhood) Habitats (Protected Flora/Fauna) Plant/Equipment Required: (indicate where required or insert additional) Equipment requirements for faults are circumstantial, please list below any equipment requirements specific to job: X Basic Hand Tools Ladder Temperature gauge Cordless Drill Drill Pump Equipment Safety/Maintenance Checks: (if applicable, please state any maintenance or inspection of equipment used as per user policy/procedure and/or manufacturer recommendation) Visual inspection of basic hand tools prior to commencement of work ABN: 64 126 087 509 First Issued: 01/11/2017 Reviewed: 29/02/2024 Annual Review Due By: 28/02/2025 Site Induction Required (please indicate): If yes, site induction completed? Please provide details: Yes No Online Induction Website: Tech induction online via Sassi Emergency and Incident Procedures: Onsite Induction Led by: _________________________________________________________________ All site emergency or incident procedures will be adhered to and all reasonable instructions by site supervisors or emergency personnel will be followed. All incidents will be reported to site/safety supervisor and/or relevant WLG State Service Manager following the WLG incident reporting and investigation procedure. PPE Requirements: (indicate where required or insert additional) Additional Comments/Job-specific requirements: All employed technicians at Waterlogic Group wear a uniform with a company logo and covered shoes. Additional PPE requirements specific to this job includes: Long sleeves/long pants Hearing Protection Hard hat Safety Glasses Eye Protection Protective Gloves Safety Boots Disposable Dusk Mask High-Vis Vest ABN: 64 126 087 509 First Issued: 01/11/2017 Reviewed: 29/02/2024 Annual Review Due By: 28/02/2025 Potential Environmental Impacts of Works (tick those applicable or add additional) Environmental Impacts Measures to Prevent/Reduce Impact If the unit in question is leaking, this will waste water For termination jobs, units that contain refrigerant cannot be dumped as refrigerants cause ozone depletion and can contribute to climate change For sparkling units, C02 is incorporated and if it leaks it may contribute to the greenhouse effect and can cause frost damage to vegetation Sanitizer/cleaner used can be damaging to the environment in large quantities Must isolate unit straight away at the water source to reduce loss All units are de-gassed before disposal as per the Refrigerant Reclaim Australia regulations Pressure gauges are fitted as standard practice Drainage is fine to use for small amounts but if there is a spill, it is to be mopped up rather than washed into the waterways Compliance Contact Compliance Team Waterlogic Australia 1300 881 414 compliance@waterlogic.net.au Relevant codes of practice, legislation or standards Work Health & Safety Act 2011 Work Health and Safety Regulation 2017 Read and Signed by all employees on site before work commences Employee Name Employee Position/Title Employee Signature ABN: 64 126 087 509 First Issued: 01/11/2017 Reviewed: 29/02/2024 Annual Review Due By: 28/02/2025 SWMS/JSEA Developed and Reviewed By Employee Name Desi Katsaros Michael Timbs Vanessa Lean Employee Position/Title WHS & RTW Coordinator Head of Operations National Support Coordinator Employee Signature Manager Responsible for Safe Work Activity and Consulted for Development of Policy Employee Name Peter Vrzovski Femi Obadina Scott Prentice Marco Crowley Employee Position/Title Service Manager Service Manager Service Manager Service and Supply Chain Manager Area VIC/SA/TAS WA QLD/NT NSW/ACT Last Reviewed 29/02/2024 29/02/2024 29/02/2024 Contact Number 0424 524 699 0448 899 150 0412 741 679 0435 733 110 ABN: 64 126 087 509 First Issued: 01/11/2017 Reviewed: 29/02/2024 Annual Review Due By: 28/02/2025