Slew Crane SWMS

Slew Crane SWMS

Check out our Slew Crane SWMS Template for Queensland – You can use this template to create a Slew Crane Safe Work Method Statement (Otherwise known as SWMS) for your workplace!

This Safe Work Method Statement template is suitable for any business in Queensland operating Slew Cranes and looking to improve its Work Health & Safety compliance!

Learn More: What Is A Safe Work Method Statement?
Have you ever been asked to provide a “SWMS” or “Safe Work Method Statement” on a project in Queensland? Read our post where we answer the question – What Is A Safe Work Method Statement?

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What Is Covered In Our Slew Crane SWMS?

Our Scaffolding SWMS contains risk assessments and safety controls for

The following hazards relating to Scaffolding have been addressed in this SWMS:

• Pre-Start Checks
• Untrained Workers
• Missing or unsafe equipment 
• Traffic Management 
• Injury to workers on the public 
• Damage to plant & equipment 
• Workers & client unfamiliar with work procedures, scope of work, SWMS etc.
• Arriving at work site and conducting site assessment 
• Inclement weather e.g. high winds, rain, lightning, heat stress
• Noise hazards
• Plant & equipment incorrect for the task / incorrect use of plant 
• Distracted workers, mobile phone usage, loads not being directed safely, loads incorrectly rigged up and secured 
• Insufficient lighting 
• Poor visibility 
• Setting up the crane: Uneven ground, hazardous ground conditions, underground services, overhead services, electrocution, damage to property of plant, crane tip over, outriggers sinking, crushing & pinching injuries, collisions, fall from heights
• Lack of communication between crane crew and others onsite 
• Crane operations: Unplanned movement of loads, crane tip overs, cranes operating outside of their lifting capacity, etc.
• Missing or incorrect safety equipment 
• Reversing crane onsite 
• Changing hook blocks on hydraulic cranes
• Installation and removal of counterweight 
• Falling objects 
• Loading / offloading trucks 
• Chemical hazards (e.g. refueling)