RAMS & Point-of-Work Control
Corporate controls are validated against the actual site, scope, hazards, interfaces and emergency arrangements before work.
DC Streetlighting’s management approach is built around controlled documents, site-specific RAMS, task competence, client requirements and stop-work escalation when conditions materially differ from the plan.
Corporate controls are validated against the actual site, scope, hazards, interfaces and emergency arrangements before work.
Ownership, supply source and status are established; approved isolation, lock-off and prove-dead arrangements are applied as required.
Approved traffic and pedestrian arrangements are used for the actual worksite, with vulnerable users and access considered.
Suitable access equipment, ground conditions, exclusion zones, weather limits and rescue arrangements are addressed before elevation.
HERS/NHSS8, electrical/G39, NRSWA/SWQR, MEWP, lifting and other competence requirements must match allocated tasks where applicable.
Testing, photographs, asset records, inspections and client handover information are retained where required by scope.
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For street-lighting and highways-electrical work, the control framework needs to reflect the actual activity, location and client requirement. DC structures delivery around appropriate RAMS, competence controls, electrical safety, traffic and public protection, work-at-height arrangements where applicable, and documented completion information.
Scope review, hazards, access requirements, interfaces, competence and project-specific controls.
Safe systems, supervision, electrical controls, worksite protection and management of changes.
Testing, asset information, photographic records and outstanding actions where required by the scope.