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Tradie Worksite Safety Checklists
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- Covers All Key Site Safety Areas
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Pre-Start
Safety Checklist
- Ensure the worksite is safe before starting tasks.
- Inspect PPE, tools, and site hazards.
Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) / Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS)
- Identify job-specific hazards.
- Implement control measures for high-risk work.
Personal Protective Equipment
(PPE) Checklist
- Verify all PPE is available and in good condition.
- Ensure compliance with Australian safety standards.
Hazardous Materials
(Hazmat) Checklist
- Check correct labeling, storage, and handling of hazardous substances.
- Ensure SDS (Safety Data Sheets) are accessible.
Manual Handling / Lifting
Checklist
- Assess risks when lifting heavy objects.
- Encourage proper lifting techniques and mechanical aids.
Plant and Machinery
Safety Checklist
- Inspect and maintain excavators, forklifts, and other machinery.
- Ensure operator training and emergency stop features.
Electrical Safety
Checklist
- Inspect tools, leads, and connections before use.
- Ensure compliance with electrical safety regulations.
Working at Heights
Safety Checklist
- Ensure ladders, scaffolds, and harnesses are set up safely.
- Identify and mitigate fall hazards.
Confined Space
Entry Checklist
- Verify ventilation, gas testing, and emergency exit procedures.
- Ensure a permit and trained personnel are available.
Fire Safety
Checklist
- Inspect fire extinguishers and emergency exits.
- Identify flammable materials and safe storage practices.
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FAQs
What are these checklists used for?
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Can I use these checklists on my phone?
Do these checklists comply with Australian regulations?
These checklists are designed to assist with workplace safety compliance and are based on Safe Work Australia’s guidelines and WHS regulations. However, they do not replace legal requirements or official site-specific risk assessments. Employers and site managers should ensure all safety practices comply with the latest state and national regulations. Always consult a qualified safety professional or regulatory body for specific compliance requirements related to your industry and location.
How often should I use these checklists?
Pre-Start Safety Checks – Daily before starting work
Job Hazard Analysis (JHA/SWMS) – Before high-risk tasks
PPE & Equipment Checks – Before and during work
Hazmat & Fire Safety Checks – Weekly and as needed
Plant & Machinery Checks – Before use and after maintenance
Where can I get updates on safety regulations?
Follow Safe Work Australia and WorkSafe (your state’s safety authority) for the latest updates.
