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RegulationThe WSH Act and key regulationsWhat the Workplace Safety and Health Act 2006 requires, and the regulations under it. GuideWho regulates whatThe roles of MOM and the WSH Council, and where to find official guidance. ChecklistWorking at height pre-start checklistPermits, edge protection, harnesses, falling objects and rescue.
Free checklist

Working at height: pre-start checklist

Tick through it on your phone at the start of the shift, or print it for the permit file. Your ticks are saved on your device.

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  • Permit-to-work issued where a person could fall more than 3 m
  • Guard-rails and toe-boards on open edges
  • Harness and lanyard inspected before use
  • Rescue plan briefed to the team

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