Outdoor Work

Version: 1.0

Updated: 1 December 2024

Document Summary

This Safe Work Procedure outlines safety measures for outdoor work, addressing hazards such as solar radiation, heat stress, hypothermia, and poor visibility. Protective clothing must be selected to balance protection and comfort, including high-visibility garments, wide-brim hats, and long-sleeve shirts. Sunscreen (SPF 30+) and tinted safety glasses are mandatory for solar protection. For wet or muddy conditions, waterproof footwear and clothing with adequate ventilation are required.

Cold and hot conditions require specific precautions such as layering clothing for warmth without restricting movement and allowing rest breaks in shaded areas with access to cool water. Workers in low-light conditions must wear reflective and high-visibility clothing. Chemical-proof clothing and gloves must be used when handling hazardous substances, ensuring compatibility with specific chemicals. These protocols ensure worker safety and comfort in diverse outdoor

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