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As an employer of a Sydney Plumber, we realise that OH&S Legislation requires Sydney Plumbing Services to provide our plumbers with safe work instructions, so that our staff can competently and safely operate equipment to perform a set plumbing job or task. An example of this is safe use of an Electric Eel or Drain Jetter when clearing Blocked drains. It is often assumed plumbers know this information already from previous experience or TAFE training. However, we insist our plumbers participate in courses where they require further learning.
Over the last few years, The Master Plumbers Association (MPA) has offered over 40 seminars to the Plumbing Industry and also created the "Master Plumbers Safety and Consultation System" the entire Plumbing Industry. Fifty of the offered Safe Work Instructions (SWIs) offered to our Sydney Plumbers are:
• SWI - Number 1 - Personal Protective Equipment
• SWI - Number 2 - Manual Handling
• SWI - Number 3 - Safe Use Of Crane
• SWI - Number 4 - Safe Use Of Forklift
• SWI - Number 5 - Safe Use Of Oxy Acetylene
• SWI - Number 6 - Safe Use Of Arc Welder
• SWI - Number 7 - Safe Use Of Lifting Equipment
• SWI - Number 8 - Safe Use Of Ladders
• SWI - Number 9 - Safe Use Of Mobile Scaffolding
• SWI - Number 10 - Safe Use Of Electric Drills
• SWI - Number 11 - Safe Use Of Angle Grinders
• SWI - Number 12 - Safe Use Of Portable Electric Saw
• SWI - Number 13 - Safe Use Of Electric Friction Saw (aka Drop Saw)
• SWI - Number 14 - Safe Use Of Nibblers – Shears
• SWI - Number 15 - Safe Use Of Pipe Screwing Machines
• SWI - Number 16 - Safe Use Of Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker (ELCB) and Residual Current Device (RCD) And Extension Cord
• SWI - Number 17 - Safe Use Of Hazardous Substances
• SWI - Number 18 - Working At Heights
• SWI - Number 19 - Safe Use Of Chain Block
• SWI - Number 20 - Safe Use Of Solvents
• SWI - Number 21 - Safe Use Of Elevated Platforms
• SWI - Number 22 - Safe Handling And Storage Of Gas Cylinders
• SWI - Number 23 - Safe Use Of Synthetic Mineral Fibres
• SWI - Number 24 - Safe Use Of Reciprocating Saw
• SWI - Number 25 - Safe Use Of Electric Cement Mixer
• SWI - Number 26 - Safe Use Of Electric Jack Hammer
• SWI - Number 27 - Safe Use Of Water Cooled Saw
• SWI - Number 28 - Safe Use Of Explosive Powered Tools (inc. Ramset)
• SWI - Number 29 - Safe Use Of Mechanical Digging Devices
• SWI - Number 30 - Safe Use Of Shoring
• SWI - Number 31 - Safe Use Of Flaring Tools
• SWI - Number 32 - Safe Removal Of Asbestos
• SWI - Number 33 - Safe Use Of Perimeter Fencing
• SWI - Number 34 - Safe Use Of Sarking
• SWI - Number 35 - Safe Use Of Fall Arrest Systems
• SWI - Number 36 - Safe Entry Into Confined Spaces
• SWI - Number 37 - Safe Use Of Hand Tools
• SWI - Number 38 - Safe Use Of Pipe Bending And Cutting Equipment
• SWI - Number 39 - Safe Installation Of Subsurface Large Tanks
• SWI - Number 40 - Safe Installation Of Large Tanks Above Ground
• SWI - Number 41 - Safe Use Of Pallets Jacks (inc. Trolleys)
• SWI - Number 42 - Safe Use Of Excavators And Backhoes
• SWI - Number 43 - Safe Use Of Electric Eels
• SWI - Number 44 - Safe Use Of Tile Cutters
• SWI - Number 45 - Safe Use Of Paints
• SWI - Number 46 - Safe Use Of Aerosol Spray Paints
• SWI - Number 47 - Safe Storage Of Materials
• SWI - Number 48 - Setting Up And Tying Down A Ute Safely
• SWI - Number 49 - Setting Up And Tying Down A Van Safely
• SWI - Number 50 - Safe Use Of Map Gas
So, you can be sure that when you call a Sydney Plumber from us, they have all the appropriate plumbing training.
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