Safe work practices report About this project (step-by-step instructions) In your own time, please complete all of the activities listed below. In this project you are required to write a report...

Safe work practices report

About this project (step-by-step instructions)

In your own time, please complete all of the activities listed below.

In this project you are required to write a report detailing one (1) safe work practice used in an education and care services environment.

Your report must be around 500 – 600 words, covering the following:

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  a)Overview: Specific details of the safe work practice.


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  b)Context: When the safe work practice is applied.


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  c)Daily use: How you would incorporate this and other safe work practices into your daily tasks/job role.


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  d)Breaches: The consequences of breaching safe work practices.


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  e)Communication methods: How information on safe work practices can be communicated to all members of staff.


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  f)Staff contribution: How members of staff can contribute to the development and implementation of new safe work policies and procedures, and practices in their work.


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  g)Implementing changes: How changes in legislation determining safe work policies and practices, use of equipment and processes are identified and incorporated into current workplace WHS policies and practices.


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  h)References: Where you located information on the selected safe work practice and other details in your report.

HINT:You may like to structure your report using a – h as your headings.

TIP:Use a Microsoft Word template for this report. To access a template select the ‘File’ tab in Microsoft Word; then select ‘New’; type in ‘reports’ and select the ‘Student Report’ template as your guide.

Unit/s of competency:

• HLTWHS001 Participate in workplace health and safety

REMINDER:
Before you submit your assessment evidence, please ensure that:

• Your file name includes your name, the cluster number and assessment number


• The above details are also included in the footer (for Microsoft Word files) or somewhere prominent for your assessor to see (for all other file types).