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Further detail can be obtained from your local SHE Group Issued December 2013

Heads Up Mate !. 1. What. 2. Why. The cause of these incidents include: A working environment where there are bump hazards from equipment and plant; A lack of care and attention while working in areas where there are bump hazards; or

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Further detail can be obtained from your local SHE Group Issued December 2013

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  1. Heads Up Mate! 1. What 2. Why • The cause of these incidents include: • A working environment where there are bump hazards from equipment and plant; • A lack of care and attention while working in areas where there are bump hazards; or • Lack of awareness and failure to recognise the hazards and wear the appropriate protective equipment: safety helmets, bump caps. There has been a number of incidents involving staff working in tight or congested areas around scientific equipment or site infrastructure which have resulted in relatively minor bumps to heads. 3. Learning • When undertaking or managing the work of others, including contractors: • Ensure that bump hazards are marked with warning tape or covered with protective foam; and • Remember to wear protective equipment – lighter bump caps may be more appropriate than helmets. Further detail can beobtained from your local SHE Group Issued December 2013

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