Waverley Woodworkers Inc. (WWC)

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WAVERLEY
WOODWORKERS
INC.

Reg. Assoc. 0023967 F

2 Windsor Avenue,
Mount Waverley, VIC, 3149.
ph.9807-9648
Melways Map 61, A 12
(Opposite Jordanville Station)

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Safety

Safety is important to us in the Workshop, when working with machines and tools.

We have a very good safety record, which has been upheld by the concern, awareness and contribution of all members to have a safe and enjoyable environment to work in.

The committee has committed to a Health & Safety Policy for the Waverley Woodworking Inc. to comply with the Council of Victorian Woodwork Clubs Inc. (registration and insurance) and City of Monash Council.

Emergency Guide and Evacuation Procedure must be adhered to and enforced where necessary, by the Member on Duty who has a supervisory role.

Your own and safety of other members is your responsibility, do not compromise it by your actions. General Workshop Rules should be embraced by all members; we encourage everyone to speak-up on unsafe practices and can give advice on better ways (constructive criticism).

Club Insurance covers third parties - Personal accident insurance is your responsibility

All equipment is jointly owned by Club members - any misuse and damage to equipment will affect everyone else.

The club has dust extraction equipment in service, however; this is, by design only effective to a certain degree. We suggest that you use recommended protective equipment in your own interest.

Safe Operating Procedures

Misuse of any of the tools in the workshop can result in serious injury.

A set of safe operating procedures have been developed for many of the machines and tools in the workshop.

SMOKING IS NOT PERMITTED IN THE WORKSHOP.

Caution: Be aware that our front step is uneven and restricts wheelchairs access; it needs to be negotiated with care.

NOTE: The above Instructions are tailored to WWWInc. conditions and machines, therefore copying is not permitted as it will not fit other environments. H&S