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  • Job Safety and Environmental Analysis JSEA


  • Site Details and Hazard Assessment

  • Summary of Assessed Hazards in this JSEA

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  • General Safety Requirements:


  • Emergency Procedures




  • Standard Installation Steps

    Frequently encountered hazards for this type of work – review and check for any exceptions for this site or any other controls required?
  • Step 1

    Set up job (Check roof or underfloor cavity, investigate DB or MSB) and plan cable run.

    • Risk of falling when climbing up ladder
    • Falling through ceiling
    • Lack of visibility in dark areas
    • Manual handling
    • Risk Rating 13

    Controls (new) (Eliminate, Procedure, PPE)

    • Secure Ladder
    • Check access is safe prior to entering roof space (no damage or weak boarding)
    • Use torch as required
    • Use mechanical aid or team lift as required
    • New Risk Rating 9

  • Step 2

    Install rails, solar panels, cables

    • Risk of falling when accessing or working on roof
    • Public intera
    • Lack of visibility in dark areas
    • Manual handling
    • Risk Rating 29

    Controls (new) (Eliminate, Procedure, PPE)

    • Ensure ladder secured prior to accessing roof. Use of second person to support ladder while it is secured.
    • Use anti-slip footwear and gloves
    • Set up public exclusion zone around work access points
    • Establish safe rooftop work areas and paths. Demarcate unsafe areas.
    • Set up public exclusion zone around work access points
    • Hight safety equipment
    • Use panel lifter (where appropriate)
    • New Risk Rating 20

  • Step 3

    Electrical work (running cables, installing and terminating components

    • Risk of electrical shock
    • Falling through ceiling
    • Manual handling
    • Risk Rating 32

    Controls (new) (Eliminate, Procedure, PPE)

    • Isolate power and test for dead (lockout)
    • Competent, trained and authorised electrician
    • PPE
    • Team Lifting
    • Walking on rafters (use plank wthere appropriate
    • New Risk Rating 15

  • Step 4

    Commissioning and testing of system

    • Risk of falls climbing down from roof
    • Risk of electrical shop
    • Risk of damage to components
    • Risk Rating 32

    Controls (new) (Eliminate, Procedure, PPE)

    • Correct selection and use of tools
    • Wear PPE
    • Working at heights equipment
    • New Risk Rating 15

  • Step 5

    Pack up gear and return to site

    • Manual handling if moving heavy items to vehicle
    • Poor housekeeping
    • Insecure equipment on van
    • Driving / Fatigue
    • Risk Rating 25

    Controls (new) (Eliminate, Procedure, PPE)

    • Use appropriate handing techniques, Team assist.
    • Use of appropriate tie downs
    • Good housekeeping practices
    • Regular breaks
    • New Risk Rating 20

  • Step 6

    Batteries and storage systems

    • Manual handling
    • Stored energy
    • Short circuiting
    • Risk Rating 28

    Controls (new) (Eliminate, Procedure, PPE)

    • Insure terminals are insulated
    • Correct tool selection
    • Team lift or mechanical aid
    • New Risk Rating 10
  • Working at Heights Rescue Plan


  • Dated: 19/01/2021
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Ecoefficient was launched in 2016. Since then, we’ve completed hundreds of highly successful solar installs for residential homes and commercial premises, saving our clients thousands of dollars on their electricity bills and doing our bit for the planet.

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