Skills Passport. Work Starts with Safety. Passport #TAS1-16

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1 Skills Passport Work Starts with Safety Passport #1-16

2 Must Do s: 1. Have you completed the relevant site and/or company induction and are the site specific policies and procedures understood? 2. Are the relevant permits in place, understood and signed off by an authorised person? 3. Have you completed a SWMS/Risk Assessment for the work/task you are involved in and/or about to undertake? 4. Is your SWMS/Risk Assessment easily understood and signed off by an authorised person? 5. Has the mobile plant/piece of equipment you are about to use been inspected and/or is certified as per state regulatory requirements? 6. Have you completed a pre-start/operational inspection for the mobile plant/equipment you are about to use? 7. Have you read and are you familiar with any operators manuals/instructions for the piece of mobile plant/equipment you are about to use? 8. What is your rescue plan in the event of an emergency or injury? 9. Are you wearing the appropriate PPE for the work/task you are about to undertake? 10. Do you have the appropriate training and/or Licence for the work/task you are about to undertake?

3 Passport Holder Details Full name of Passport holder: Signature of Passport holder: Date of Passport Issue: Phone number and address of Passport holder: USI # of Passport holder: /Nominated Person/RTO Passport issuer and company name: Photo ID and Skills Passport must be presented when requested by an authorised person This passport must be carried on person or be in close proximity to any work/task that is being undertaken Passport #1-16

4 Your Skills Passport This Skills Passport acts as a workplace consistent portable record of an individual s training and inductions. Purpose of this Passport Passports can or will be issued to anyone who: Is working under a PCBU (an employer) who requires their workers to hold and maintain a passport. Feels that the information and purpose of this Passport may assist them with any activity and/or work/task conducted in or at a workplace. Feels that this Passport may assist their business or organisation with the record keeping and compliance duties of its workers, contractors and/or sub-contractors. 1. Only one Passport shall be issued to any one person at any one time. 2. This Passport is issued with a unique number. 3. This Passport must be carried at all times and/or be in close proximity to any work/task being undertaken in or at a workplace. 4. This Passport is not intended to be legally binding but, if a PCBU (your employer) has accepted this into their business or organisation then carrying the Passport and having the information updated within this Passport may then become mandatory. Passport Entries A /Nominated person is a person who has been given authorisation within a business or organisation who has either conducted the training/assessment and/or has been authorised to sight, validate and then enter course records, certificates and/or Licence information into an Individual s Skills Passport. Who can make entries and/or complete information within a Skills Passport: A /Nominated person within a PCBU or organisation and/or Any Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and/or any selected Training Organisation working under a 3rd Party arrangement with an RTO. All entries must be handwritten, stamped and dated by the above described person. In the absence of a stamp, details can be handwritten with the name of /Nominated person/rto inserted into the stamp and date column of the Skills Passport. Where no Retraining date is listed on a training course record, certificate and/or Licence, then the relevant Australian Standard and/or a PCBU s policy and procedure must be referenced so as to ensure a valid entry can be made into the Retraining date column of The Skills Passport. Where the Retraining date is unknown or specified, the Retraining column of The Skills Passport column is to be left blank. Previous training course records/certificates and/or Licence information can be added into The Skills Passport but only after the original certificate/licence is provided, sighted/verified and can be validated by a /Nominated person and/or RTO (and/or as by persons described above). Passport Holder responsibilities The holder of The Skills Passport is responsible for: Ensuring that the information is correct and maintained. Must be carried at all times and/or be in close proximity to any work/task being undertaken. Presenting it to an authorised person on request (i.e. auditing/workplace inspection purposes). Providing relevant and authentic information when requested by a /RTO. Lost or found Passports Lost Passports are to be reported immediately to your PCBU (employer). If someone finds this Passport, please contact The Skills Passport holder. Work Starts with Safety. If in doubt, ASK

5 Accredited/Nationally Recognised Training Course name Construction Industry White Card Unit code Date completed CPR First Aid Work Safely at Heights Enter and Work in Confined Spaces Enter Confined Space Work in Accordance with an Issued Permit Conduct Local Risk Control Gas Test Atmospheres Observe Permit work Issue Work Permits Operate Breathing Apparatus Confined Space Rescue First Attack Fire Fighting Fire Warden Chief Fire Warden Remove Non Friable Asbestos Supervise Asbestos Removal Traffic Control Stop/Slow bat Implement Traffic Management Plan Prepare Work Zone Traffic Management Plan Tasmanian PSSR Instructed Person

6 Accredited/Nationally Recognised Training Mobile Plant/Equipment Course name Backhoe/Loader Unit code Date completed Skid Steer Dozer Excavator Roller Integrated Tool Carrier Telescopic Materials Handler Articulated Haul Truck Scraper Grader Drill Rig Directional Drill Chain Trencher Dingo Grundomat Vacuum/Suck Truck Water Cart Scissor Lift Vertical Mast Lift Truck Mounted EWP <11m Trailer Mounted EWP <11m

7 Non Accredited\Awareness Training Course name Date completed & signature

8 Licences Licence Class LF Forklift DG Dogging WP Elevated Work Platform >11m RB Basic Rigging RI Intermediate Rigging RA Advanced Rigging SB Basic Scaffolding SI Intermediate Scaffolding SA Advanced Scaffolding CV Vehicle Loading Crane CN Non Slewing Crane C2 Slewing Crane <20t C6 Slewing Crane <60t C1 Slewing Crane up to 100t capacity C0 Slewing Crane over 100t capacity CT Tower Crane CP Portal Boom Crane HM Materials Hoist HP Personnel & Materials Hoist RS Reach Stacker PB Concrete Placing Boom Unit code Licence # State of issue

9 VOC/Familiarisation Training High Risk Work Licences Class LF VOC for Company: VOC completed date DG WP >11m RB RI RA SB SI SA CV CN C2 C6 C1

10 VOC/Familiarisation Training High Risk Work Licences Class C0 VOC for company: VOC completed date CT CP HM HP RS PB

11 VOC/Familiarisation Training Mobile Plant/Equipment Class Backhoe/Loader VOC for company: VOC completed date Skid steer Dozer Excavator Integrated Tool Carrier Telescopic Materials Handler Articulated Haul Truck

12 VOC/Familiarisation Training Mobile Plant/Equipment Class Scraper VOC for Company: VOC completed date Grader Drill Rig Directional Drill Chain Trencher Dingo Grundomat

13 VOC/Familiarisation Training Mobile Plant/Equipment Class Vacuum/Suck truck VOC for Company: VOC completed date Scissor Lift Vertical Mast Lift Truck/Trailer Mounted EWP <11m Make/model 4:

14 Company/Site Inductions Name of Site Company Induction Face to Face /NBN Safety and Awareness Online Module: Field Induction Online Module: SHE Risk Management Online Module: Environmental Awareness Online Model: Safety Essential Awareness Online Module: Driver Alertness Online module: Manual Handling Online Module: Exposure to Asbestos Online Module: Permit to Work Field Workforce Data Sheet

15 SAFETY MATTERS If in doubt, ASK Highriskworksolutions.com.au