The following Customer Policies and Procedures are to create a clear and effective safe working environment. As Bay Marine Maintenance is a compact yard it is paramount to uphold all policies and procedures below. This will ensure:
- Health and safety for contractors, customers, visitors, and the Bay Marine Maintenance workforce.
- Yard remains free of obstructions without hindrance to the Travel Lifter operations.
- Yard remains free of debris.
- The minimised risk of damaging vessels
Safety Induction and Site Rules
Please complete the and provide a signed copy of this document with relative information to Bay Marine Maintenance before working on site. Please contact the HSE Advisor on the number provided below with any questions regarding the induction process or policies and procedures. Prior to first time arrival on site and commencement of works, customers must:
- Fill out details in this document.
- Provide Certificate of currency (N/A if RPYC Member)
- Provide Contractor details (N/A if Bay Marine Maintenance or no contractor required)
- Adhere to terms and conditions as set out in this document.
Approved contractors
All contractors performing works on site must be approved by Bay Marine Maintenance before undertaking any works (‘approved contractors’). Contractor details are required if the representative is of another business other than Bay Marine Maintenance.
Working on site
Each time you arrive on site, you will need to report to the Bay Marine Maintenance front Office to sign in and sign out. If office is unattended, you may call contacts below:
Site access is 7.00am – 4.00pm (Monday to Friday)
Customers may request to work on their own private vessel outside these hours. Access is at the discretion of HSE Advisor and needs to be approved by ticket issue. Ticket must be requested and issued during business hours and kept on hand whilst onsite.
Authorised Access Only
- You will be provided with a ticket to access the site.
- If you have not been issued a ticket for access, you will not be permitted to enter the site.
Working on site
- Due to ongoing Health, Safety and Environment (‘HSE’) requirements, only Bay Marine Maintenance, Vessel Owners / Helpers or Approved Contractors are permitted to undertake works on site.
- Only Bay Marine Maintenance is permitted to undertake spray painting on site. Spray painting is strictly prohibited however can be outsourced to Bay Marine Maintenance personnel.
- The HSE Advisor’s approval is required to proceed with all works.
- It is the responsibility to ensure that vessels are adequately screened off impacting adjacent boats, personnel, other work areas or the environment.
- Customers working on their vessels will be liable for any damage to third party’s vessels caused by works carried out caused by themselves.
- Customers working on their own vessels assume their own risk of injury, unless caused by the sole negligence of Bay Marine Maintenance. (An individual acknowledges and accepts that they are taking on the potential dangers or hazards associated with a particular activity or situation. It implies that they understand the risks involved and are willing to bear the consequences themselves if they suffer any injury or harm as a result.)
Safe Work Practices
- You are required to observe the safe work practice requirements of the Work Health and Safety Act 2020, the Work Health and Safety Regulations 2022, appropriate Australian Standards and Codes of Practice approved by State and Federal Occupational Health and Safety Commissions, as they apply to your tasks. You are required to observe the requirements of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 and the regulations as they apply to your tasks.
- In particular, if you are required to use toxic or dangerous chemicals, paints, or cleaning agents, you must provide the necessary protective clothing and breathing apparatus, and ensure its use is properly supervised
- You are to ensure that you are trained in the safe use of all equipment and tools required to carry out your tasks.
- You are to ensure that you observe all safe work practices in relation to working in confined spaces, scaffolding, ladders or planks above ground level, and working at heights.