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Why safe work method statements have lost their way

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2018-03

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Bluff, Elizabeth

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Safety Institute of Australia (SIA)

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A common series of problems with safe work method statements (SWMS) affect both their usefulness and effectiveness, and as a result, SWMS and plans are not "fit for purpose" and often not taken seriously, writes Dr Liz Bluff

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/207451

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ANU Research Publications

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OHS Professional

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2037-12-31

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