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Key terms and concepts

Term Definition
Clearing and tidying Leaving a work site in a tidy condition by replacing soil, storing reusable materials and clearing, removing and safely disposing of non-reusable materials.
Conventional fencing A system of fencing using wire supported by and strained against posts.
Enterprise requirements Enterprise systems and procedures for the use of fencing tools and materials, operation of vehicles and equipment, waste disposal, recycling and the reuse of materials.
Erection, maintenance and repair of fencing Construction of a fence and keeping it in good condition by fixing any components or sections that become damaged or break.
Fencing tools and materials Equipment such as post drivers, post hole diggers and borers, crowbars, wire strainers and fencing pliers that are used to construct a fence from posts and wire.
Hazards Sources of danger that could produce injury or disease, affecting an employee’s health and well being.
Manufacturer’s specifications A set of standard requirements determined by the manufacturer for a particular vehicle, piece of machinery or equipment, tool or type of material.
Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) A system designed to protect the safety, health and welfare of people in the workplace.
Personal protective equipment (PPE) Equipment worn by workers to reduce the risk from OHS hazards. PPE includes footwear, head protection, gloves, overalls, face masks, hearing protection, eye protection, sunscreen and waterproof clothing.
Reporting The process of providing oral or written feedback.
Reusable materials Materials such as wire, hinges, gates, netting and posts and stays that can be reused, depending on current and future needs.
Risk assessment The process of judging the likelihood of hazards for a given task or project, assessing the risks associated with each hazard and the implementation of risk controls including PPE.
Safe work practices Guidelines for carrying out a task safely.
Standard operating procedures (SOP) Established set of procedures to be followed when carrying out a task, especially operating machinery and equipment.
Work plan A document that lists designated work tasks, tools and materials, time frame and supervisor’s instructions.

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