MTAQ Hazardous substance risk assessment guide for the smash ...

Risk assessment attachments:You can attach information to your risk assessments such as lists of substances on that riskassessment; or any other details that are important.Where to from here?• Put the material safety data sheets somewhere your employees can easily access them;and• Put into place the control measures (decided on in the risk assessment) that will make useof the product safe; and• Train the people who will be using those products how to use them safely; and• Supervise them to make sure they are doing what they should be doing.For full details of Queensland workplace health and safety hazardoussubstance laws:Refer to the legislation:• Queensland Workplace Health and Safety Act 1995;• Queensland Workplace Health and Safety Regulation 1997;• (Workplace Health and Safety Queensland) Hazardous Substances Code of Practice2003.Disclaimer: Any advice given to you as an obligation holder by MTAQ is given only to assist you to discharge your obligations under theWorkplace Health and Safety Act 1995 (Qld). Compliance with this advice does not relieve you of your obligations under that Act. Any advice isgiven on the basis that you will make your own independent assessment of what action is necessary to ensure your compliance with the Act. Therisk assessments provided are examples only – your risk assessments will need to cater for specific hazardous substances and circumstances inyour business.Whilst all care will be taken in providing advice to you, MTAQ and its staff will not be liable for any errors or omissions or for any loss or damagesuffered by you or any person which arises (directly or indirectly) from your reliance on this advice or for any breach by you of your obligationsunder the Act.