OSH Forum for Capital Works Contractors Tuesday 25 October 2016

Welcome Lou Roberts Water Corporation Manager Safety Environment and Aboriginal Affairs 25 October 2016

Agenda •

Welcome

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Safety Moment

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Contractor Pre-Qualification Kathryn Doncon and Dylan Cameron

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Capital Works update Nathan Hardwick Manager Project Management Branch

Agenda • What are our operators looking for from construction? Chris Davie Water Corporation Manager, Field Services

• Closing comments Lou Roberts Water Corporation Manager Safety Environment and Aboriginal affairs

Safety Moment Anthony Old Fremantle Commercial Diving 25 October 2016

SAFETY LEADERSHIP

WHY ?

LEADERSHIP is a VERB

OUR JOURNEY OF SAFETY LEADERSHIP

2014 VALUES

2015 LEADERSHIP COURSE

2016 FIELD LEADERSHIP

VALUES Safety Respect Excellence Sustainability Reliability Integrity

FEAR HABITS

IGNORANCE

What changed?

50% INCIDENTS

THANK YOU

HSE Pre-Qualification and Contractor Management Kathryn Doncon and Dylan Cameron 25 October 2016

Agenda • • • • • •

What is HSE pre-qualification? What are we doing? Why are we making this change? What value will the change deliver? What does this mean for you? Next steps and support

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What is HSE pre-qualification? • It is a way for all contractors to demonstrate they have the right systems in place to identify and manage HSE risks associated with the services or work they intend to provide. • To become pre-qualified, contractors need to provide us with specific HSE information so we can assess their level of compliance and capability in regard to the work or services they are offering to deliver.

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What are we doing? • Moving to an evidence based HSE assessment with new tier requirements

• Updating our supplier portal so that you’ll be able to: • Complete your HSE re-qualification online when required • Upload your HSE documents so they can be viewed and used Corporate wide • Update your information including bank account details and changing portal access • View your performance information

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Why are we making this change? • To mitigate the risks of engaging non-compliant or unqualified contractors.

• To enable all contractors to work safely. • To provide improved contractor HSE and performance information to our stakeholders. • To simplify the current pre-qualification and supplier registration processes.

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What value will the change deliver? • More reliable information and greater visibility • Greater clarity regarding the services each contractor offers and is qualified to perform • We’ll have confidence that our contractors can safely perform the work they’ve been engaged to do • We’ll minimise the risks our people and our contractors are exposed to

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What does this mean for you? • There will be a phased approach to the re-qualification process. • Your existing information will be recorded in the system and will reflect your current pre-qualification level. • You will receive notification of your revised expiry date via email during November. • Where required, we’ll provide guidance on the preparation and submission of commonly required HSE documentation.

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What does this mean for you? Tier 1

Tier 2

Tier 3

Tier 4

OHS Management System containing essential elements of AS/NZS 4801

OHS Management System containing essential elements of AS/NZS 4801

(Auditor: Qualified HSE – minimum Cert 4 OHS)

(Auditor: Internal Audit)

HSE Pre-qualification Assessment Criteria Minimum OHS Management Level Required

Minimum Environmental Management Level Required

Current Certification AS/NZS 4801 (OHS)

OHS Management System containing essential elements of AS/NZS 4801

(Auditor: JAS ANZ Accredited)

(Auditor: (eg: WorkSafe Plan Assessor or Civil Contractors Federation or other recognised body)

Current Certification ISO 14001

EMS consistent with ISO 14001

(Auditor: JAS ANZ Accredited)

EMS consistent with ISO 14001

EMS consistent with ISO 14001

(Auditor: WorkSafe Plan Assessor or Civil Contractors Federation or other recognised body)

(Auditor: Qualified HSE – minimum Cert 4 OHS)

(Auditor: Internal Audit)

Minimum HSE Management Plan

Compliant to WC Requirements

Compliant to WC Requirements

Compliant to WC Requirements or WC Contractor SMP template

Compliant to WC Requirements or WC Contractor SMP template

Work Method Statement for any High Risk Works (OHS Reg) and Water Corporation Safety Essentials

Submitted for each

Submitted for each

Submitted for each

Submitted for each

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Tier 1 now requires certification Value ceilings have been removed Regardless of which tier you’re in, you’ll need to have a safety management plan that demonstrates you understand and manage your risk exposures You’ll need to select the categories of work or service you want to be qualified for

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What you’ll need to do

Select the relevant product categories that will drive HS&E requirements

Upload relevant documents if required for HS&E

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SEAA Branch assessment Review contractor HSE information

Grade and approve contractor

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Next steps and support •

FAQs will be emailed to you on Wednesday

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eLearning modules will be published in November

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The changes are expected to take place on 5 December

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You will receive an email with information about your current HSE pre-qualification and the revised expiry date along with a guide on how to access the re-qualification section of the portal

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If you need assistance you can email: [email protected]

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Questions?

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Nathan Hardwick

Water Corporation Manager Project Management

25 October 2016

Capital Works Contracts Contracts by Number 120

100

80

60

40

20

0 Nov-16

Dec-16

Jan-17

Feb-17

29

Mar-17

Apr-17

May-17

Jun-17

Project Delivery Safety Focus

Design Safety In Design

Procurement

Bid Documents

Construction

Bid Evaluation

Construction Risks

Possession of Site

Audit & Inspections

OSH Management Plans / CRAW SWMS / JSEAs

management review

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Audit and Inspections GOOD

0.00%

UNACCEPTABLE

10.00%

20.00%

30.00%

40.00% 31

50.00%

60.00%

70.00%

80.00%

90.00%

100.00%

Questions?

Chris Davie

Water Corporation Manager Field Services

25 October 2016

Consider future access requirements

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Access for maintenance

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Designing for future access

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Access for maintenance

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Access for operations

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Ergonomics

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Temporary works

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Poor compaction

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Trip Hazards

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Reinstatement works

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Awning gets in the way of drum unloading crane

Drums do not sit centrally on trolley as they cannot fit through the door

Retrofitted bollards as rails hinder unloading.

Key Considerations

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Job planning Clear Documentation Clear communications – Keep the operator informed Understanding that operations in many cases must continue along side construction • Clear demarcation on site between construction and operations • Understanding that issues not addressed during design and construction can exist for years in operations • Ask for their input!

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Questions?

Wrap up

Lou Roberts

Water Corporation Manager Safety Environment and Aboriginal Affairs 25 October 2016