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Version 1 • Last updated 7/30/2026

COMPANY DETAILS

Company Name: [COMPANY_NAME] ABN: [ABN] Address: [ADDRESS] Phone: [PHONE_NUMBER]

JOB DETAILS

Job Title/Description: [JOB_DESCRIPTION] Site Address: [SITE_ADDRESS] Date of Work: [START_DATE] to [END_DATE] Principal Contractor: [PRINCIPAL_CONTRACTOR]

HAZARDS AND RISKS

This SWMS applies to the following high-risk construction work:

  • Work near traffic/roads
  • Use of hazardous chemicals
  • Work with mobile plant

| Task / Step | Hazard(s) | Risk Rating (H/M/L) | Control Measures | Who || :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- || 1. Pre-Start & Site Setup | - Contact with moving vehicles<br>- Uneven ground<br>- Slips, trips, falls | High | Before Work:<br>1. Review Traffic Management Plan (TMP) and AS 1742.3.<br>2. Conduct pre-start toolbox talk.<br>3. Inspect vehicle/machinery for defects.<br>4. Wear high visibility Hi-Vis clothing.<br>5. Set up traffic control signs and cones as per TMP.<br>6. barricade work area from public.<br>7. Scan site for overhead powerlines. | All Workers || 2. Surface Preparation | - Musculoskeletal injury (manual handling)<br>- Noise from blowers/sweepers<br>- Dust inhalation | Medium | Controls:<br>1. Use mechanical sweepers where possible.<br>2. Use correct lifting techniques or get assistance.<br>3. Wear hearing protection if noise exceeds 85dB.<br>4. Wear dust mask if blowing dust.<br>5. Ensure good ventilation. | Labourer<br>Operator || 3. Operating Line Marker Vehicle | - Collision with other vehicles<br>- Run over by mobile plant<br>- Rollover on slopes | High | Controls:<br>1. Reversing alarms must be operational.<br>2. Use a spotter if reversing in public areas.<br>3. Operator must be licensed for vehicle class.<br>4. Keep limbs clear of moving machinery parts.<br>5. Do not operate on steep slopes exceeding manufacturer limits.<br>6. Use seatbelt if equipped. | Operator || 4. Spray Painting Application | - Inhalation of solvent fumes/isocyanates<br>- Skin contact with chemicals<br>- Eye injury | High | Controls:<br>1. Consult SDS for all paints/solvents.<br>2. Wear air-fed respirator or P2 mask appropriate for vapours.<br>3. Wear chemical resistant gloves (nitrile/butyl).<br>4. Wear safety goggles or face shield.<br>5. Ensure adequate ventilation (wind direction).<br>6. Do not eat or drink while painting.<br>7. Have eyewash station available. | Spray Operator || 5. Handling & Storing Chemicals | - Chemical spill<br>- Fire/explosion | Medium | Controls:<br>1. Store chemicals in approved flammable cabinets.<br>2. Keep away from ignition sources.<br>3. Use spill kits immediately if a leak occurs.<br>4. Segregate incompatible chemicals.<br>5. No smoking in storage area. | All Workers || 6. Equipment Maintenance & Cleaning | - Unexpected release of pressure<br>- Contact with hot parts<br>- Exposure to solvents during cleaning | Medium | Controls:<br>1. Release pressure from spray lines before opening.<br>2. Allow equipment to cool before touching.<br>3. Use solvent resistant gloves when cleaning guns.<br>4. LOTO (Lock Out Tag Out) machinery if repairing. | Mechanic<br>Operator |

RISK RATING MATRIX

LikelihoodConsequence: MinorConsequence: ModerateConsequence: MajorConsequence: Catastrophic
Very LikelyMediumHighHighExtreme
LikelyLowMediumHighExtreme
UnlikelyLowLowMediumHigh
RareLowLowLowMedium

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

Mandatory for all personnel:

  • High Visibility Class D or N Day/Night shirt
  • Long trousers (Hi-Vis preferred)
  • Safety boots (steel cap/composite)
  • Safety glasses or clear goggles
  • Broad brim or hard hat (as per site requirements)

Additional PPE for Painters/Operators:

  • Respiratory protection (P2/N95 or Air-fed)
  • Chemical resistant gloves
  • Disposable coveralls (if spraying heavy thermoplastic)
  • Hearing protection

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

Fire: Activate alarm, call 000, use extinguisher if safe. Injury: Administer First Aid, call 000 if serious, notify Supervisor. Chemical Spill: Isolate area, don PPE, use spill kit, follow SDS. Near Miss: Report to Supervisor immediately.

Nearest Hospital: [HOSPITAL_NAME] - [HOSPITAL_PHONE] Emergency Assembly Point: [ASSEMBLY_POINT_LOCATION]

TRAINING AND COMPETENCY

I confirm that I have read and understood this SWMS. I have received the necessary training and induction to perform the tasks listed safely.

Worker NameWorker SignatureDateTraining Induction Completed
[WORKER_1]
[WORKER_2]
[WORKER_3]

SIGN OFF

Principal Contractor / PCBU Representative: Name: ________________________ Signature: ______________________ Date: //____

Site Supervisor: Name: ________________________ Signature: ______________________ Date: //____

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About this Template

Part of the SWMS - Line Marker document collection

Document Type

SWMS - Line Marker

This SWMS is required for line marking operations in roadworks, car parks, and factories. It addresses risks of working near traffic, handling hazardous paints, and using spray equipment.

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