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Assessment Guide- BSBWHS605 Develop, implement and maintain WHS management systems Assessment 2: Student Name: Supot Chanawat ID Number: 180254 1. Review the stimulated workplace information for Pitstop Pty Ltd. 2. Review the proposed WHS policy from Assessment 1 3. consultation role-plays: meeting with the board of directors and senior management meeting with the Wollongong manager and HSR a) outline requirements of WHS planning b) discuss and consult on procedures to manage WHS risks c) discuss and consult on compliance and standards to adhere to standards: AS 1940-2017 The storage and handling of flammable and combustible liquids; AS/NZS 1596:2014 The storage and handling of LP Gas targets outlined by CEO. d) discuss and consult on WHS targets and performance measures e) describe key elements of implementation plotted at Wollongong store Board of directors: Can you outline the requirements of WHS planning and also the procedures to manage WHS risks? Me: The requirement of WHS planning is to details of hazard identification, risk assessment and control of hazards and risks. Safety rules and the arrangements to ensure they are communicated and enforced. Emergency planning. Review and improvement arrangements. The four steps for managing WHS risks are: Step 1 - Identify hazards. Find out what could cause harm. Step 2 - Assess risk Step 3 - Control risks. Step 4 - Review control measures. Wollongong manager: Can you explain the compliance and standards to adhere to? Me: standards: AS 1940-2017 The storage and handling of flammable and combustible liquids; AS/NZS 1596:2014 The storage and handling of LP Gas targets outlined by CEO. HSR: Can you tell us about the WHS targets and performance measures and the
key elements of implementation plotted at Wollongong store Me: Pitstop Pty Ltd has a comprehensive program for tracking and measuring operations and core activities. Include testing and inspection requirements for the operation of buildings, equipment / machinery and equipment, necessary services, waste disposal, chemical activities, radioactive materials / sources and equipment subject to the WHS and the law. Other related health surveillance is carried out according to potential needs. Insufficient light and low humidity / high sound. There are key elements of any implementation that primarily include planning: planning the work, planning the tasks and subtasks, planning the time, and planning the people and resources. 4. outline of plan, containing outcomes of consultation In order to ensure that the WHSMS and its accompanying documentation will meet the needs and expectations of all Pitstop employees across Victoria, NSW and Queensland, you are piloting your WHSMS implementation in the Wollongong, NSW service station. Pitstop Wollongong is the service station with the most WHS incidents to-date, with a representative workforce of relatively new employees and with only a few long-serving staff. 5. draft of risk assessment and control procedure Risk ID Store Activities Risk description (What can happen) Risk likelihoo d (H/M/L) Risk consequenc e/ impact (H/M/L) Risk grade (Prioritie s) Risk mitigation (Treatment strategies/Actions required) RK1 Fuel Storage The storage of petrol may pose several risks: Fire/explosion, environmental damage, health effects when handled by individuals. M M Major Adherence to legislative requirements contained in the Dangerous Substances (Retail and Private Petroleum Stores) Regulations of 1979, S.I. 311 of 1979 and when appropriates other appropriate legislation following industry best practice. Ensure all staff are adequately trained (retain
training records) Storage tanks and dispense pumps are adequately maintained and monitored Appropriate wet stock management procedures are used Identify hazardous areas and control all sources of ignition - use appropriate warning and hazard signs. RK2 Vehicle Movemen t There is considerable movement of cars and other vehicles on the forecourt which could lead to accidental collision with structures, people and other vehicles. L L Major Devise a safe system of traffic movement, e.g. a one-way system for entering and exiting the forecourt. Display clear information/warning signs setting out the traffic control arrangements. Provide sufficient designated parking areas close to the shop and away from the pumps. Provide mechanical protection to vulnerable structures such as fuel tanks and liquified petroleum gas (LPG) storage areas. RK3 Hazardous Substance s Some items of stock and chemicals used in the car wash and for general cleaning can be harmful. Exposure to them through use, accidental spillage or leaks, can cause respiratory problems, dermatitis or chemical burns. L L Major Store all hazardous chemicals in their original containers. Obtain information on all substances stored and used in the premises from manufacturer’s hazard data sheets. Train staff and provide appropriate protective clothing
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