CPCSIL4001 — Supervise and manage work with products and materials generating respirable crystalline silica

1 Plan and prepare for work.

• 1.1Check work or design requirements and workplace environment to determine level of exposure to RCS from work activity, so far as reasonably practical, in accordance with WHS procedures and manufacturer instructions.
• 1.2Check if air monitoring is required and if so, arrange air monitoring processes in accordance with WHS procedures and regulations.
• 1.3Identify WHS requirements for working with products containing CS, including codes of practice, guidance notes and safety data sheets (SDS), where available.
• 1.4Check if relevant safety documentation is available and, if not, put processes in place for its development.
• 1.5Check SDS or relevant technical data sheets to identify products and materials containing CS to meet work specifications and requirements.
• 1.6Plan to implement and manage appropriate combination of controls, so far as reasonably practical, in accordance with WHS procedures.
• 1.7Check serviceability of relevant plant, tools, equipment, personal protective equipment (PPE) and respiratory protective equipment (RPE) for planned workers, to perform specified work, in accordance with WHS policy and procedures.
• 1.8Determine competency requirements for all workers to perform specified work and arrange for training, where applicable, in accordance with WHS procedures.
• 1.9Prepare details and records for briefings and ongoing workplace communication protocols, including management of contingencies, for duration of project.

2 Conduct workplace briefings and consultations.

• 2.1Communicate monitoring process of work schedules, products and materials to be used and related risk control measures to all workers for safe and compliant work practices in accordance with WHS procedures.
• 2.2Confirm with all workers designated work roles and responsibilities to perform work and identify health and safety risks of products and materials containing CS.
• 2.3Consult with all workers communication and reporting protocols, including levels of responsibility and seeking authoritative advice, for working with products and materials containing CS.
• 2.4Confirm with all workers the expected compliant use of PPE, RPE and safe work practices for working with products and materials containing CS in accordance with manufacturer instructions and WHS procedures.
• 2.5Confirm with all workers where RPE fit testing is required and their responsibilities to ensure fit checking of RPE in accordance with manufacturer instructions and WHS procedures.

3 Implement safety requirements.

• 3.1Develop and implement relevant safety documentation for work activity, where required.
• 3.2Assign and confirm worker roles and responsibilities to perform work activity to ensure workers are appropriately trained on RPE use, fit checking, maintenance, serviceability and storage in accordance with manufacturer instructions and WHS procedures.
• 3.3Check plant, tools and equipment comply with workplace safety requirements and dust capture and extraction, suppression and management.
• 3.4Apply appropriate combination of control measures in accordance with duration of work activity.
• 3.5Check selection of correct RPE for work activity and conduct or arrange fit testing for operators and other workers, where applicable, in accordance with manufacturer instructions.

4 Manage worksite operations.

• 4.1Confirm selection, use and serviceability of PPE and relevant RPE for the type and scope of work with all workers, in accordance with manufacturer specifications and WHS procedures.
• 4.2Monitor compliant use of plant, tools and equipment for work activities in managing RCS in accordance with WHS procedures and regulations.
• 4.3Conduct ongoing monitoring and assessment of levels of adherence to agreed safe work practices and control measures in accordance with WHS policy and procedures.
• 4.4Perform appropriate ongoing worksite consultations and communications to ensure compliance with agreed control measures and WHS procedures working with products and materials containing CS.
• 4.5Apply appropriate escalation processes where control measures or mitigation strategies are deemed to be ineffective or compromised and/or beyond scope of supervisor in accordance with WHS policy and procedures.
• 4.6Coordinate relevant manufacturers, suppliers, installers and relevant other trades in accordance with work schedule(s), product and material use and relevant risk control measures.
• 4.7Manage work practice adjustments and risk control contingencies due to varying work conditions in accordance with WHS policies and procedures.

5 Oversee compliant clean-up, maintenance and storage operations.

• 5.1Check completion of clean-up of work area plant, tools, equipment and PPE is performed and dust and slurry disposal complies with WHS policies and procedures.
• 5.2Check RPE is appropriately cleaned, maintenance and storage requirements are performed in accordance with manufacturer instructions.

6 Review workplace operations.

• 6.1Review applied work practices with products and materials containing CS for compliance with WHS procedures, employee health and safety and relevant regulatory requirements.
• 6.2Assess effectiveness of applied control measures in managing exposure of risk during workplace operations.
• 6.3Assess the serviceability and effectiveness of the PPE, including RPE used in mitigating exposure risk for duration of work.
• 6.4Record, report and recommend for implementation compliance findings in accordance with workplace continuous improvement processes and requirements.
• 6.5Record, store and report relevant air monitoring and worker health monitoring reports in accordance with WHS legislation requirements and WHS procedures.

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