Single Person Work Clause Samples

The 'Single Person Work' clause defines the conditions under which an individual may perform work alone, without direct supervision or the presence of others. Typically, this clause outlines the types of tasks that can be safely completed solo, any required safety protocols, and the employer's responsibilities to assess and mitigate risks associated with working alone. Its core function is to ensure the safety of employees who work independently by establishing clear guidelines and safeguards, thereby reducing the risk of accidents or emergencies going unnoticed.
Single Person Work a) Single person work shall only be undertaken as a minimum, in strict accordance with the Victorian Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004. i. Single person work is not allowable in remote areas. ii. Single person work is not allowable in the vicinity of live apparatus, subject to the below: ▪ Vicinity of live apparatus shall mean a situation where there is a reasonable possibility of a person, either directly or through any conducting medium, coming in contact with live apparatus. iii. Single person work shall not be conducted in any situation requiring that person to work at height. ▪ Working at height shall mean work at a height of two meters or more measured from the ground to foot position on ladder/rung/work platform and/or excavation work with depths of one and a half meters or more. b) Any employee who undertakes single person work, in accordance with the provisions above, shall only to do so when they are satisfied that the task can be undertaken, in accordance with the respective applicable works practices and at no time should any employee undertake single person work if, after the task has been site risk assessed and documented, it is concluded that the task would be an occupational health and safety risk to them self, others or public and company property. Or if two forms of verbal communication are not available. c) Before any employee is required to undertake single person work, they shall be appropriately trained and qualified prior to commencing the task. d) The above shall apply to all 3rd party labor that the Employer engage to perform any work.
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Single Person Work. Single person work shall only be undertaken as a minimum, in strict accordance with the Victorian Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004.
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Single Person Work. In addition to any requirements of relevant State/Territory legislation regarding single person work, the following shall apply; (a) Single person work is not allowable in remote areas. (b) Single person work is not allowable in the vicinity of live apparatus, subject to the below: i. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ of live apparatus shall mean a situation where there is a reasonable possibility of a person, either directly or through any conducting medium, coming in contact with live apparatus. (c) Single person work shall not be conducted in any situation requiring that person to work at height.
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Single Person Work. 50.1 The parties acknowledge that there are currently single person works practices within the industry. 50.2 As soon as is practicable after the commencement of this agreement, the parties will form a working group to review these practices. The parties shall aim to complete that review within 12 months of the establishment of the working group. The working group will consist of officials of the ETU, nominated representatives of the employees covered by this agreement (including HSRs) and representatives from the employer. The two regulators being ESV and Work Safe may be called upon to assist the working group at any time. 50.3 The working group will ensure: (a) That these practices adhere to all rules and regulations and guidance material. (b) That if required safe systems of work are modified or developed. (c) That all parties are satisfied that single person works are safe and that all risks are satisfactorily controlled or mitigated. 50.4 The establishment of this working group will not, of itself, cause the cessation of single person work practices unless agreed by the parties.
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