Australia Model Code of Practice: Managing Psychosocial Hazards at Work 5.2c: 5.2 Maintain controls so they stay effective

Control measures must be maintained so they remain effective, including being fit for purpose, suitable for the nature and duration of the work and set up and used correctly. Decide what maintenance a control needs when it is put in place and set a schedule of routine checks. A risk register can record the hazard, the action needed, who is responsible and the due date.

Other controls in Section 5: Control the risks – Australia Model Code of Practice: Managing Psychosocial Hazards at Work

5.1a 5.1 Identify possible controls and rank them from most to least effective
5.1b 5.1 Select reasonably practicable controls and weigh cost properly
5.2a 5.2 Test control measures before relying on them
5.2b 5.2 Provide suitable and adequate information, training, instruction and supervision
5.2d 5.2 Develop workplace policies in consultation and do not rely on them alone
5.2e 5.2 Control the psychosocial risks created by management action

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