Not legal advice. No template is compliant out of the box. A SWMS has to be made site-specific with the workers doing the job before work starts. SWMS Kit is not a regulator.

Electrician SWMS Kit · SWMS 02

Electrical work at heights: ladders, scaffolds, EWP / scissor lift

Ladders, scaffolds and elevating work platforms for electrical work where a person could fall more than 2 metres.

Ships as two files: Model WHS (NSW, QLD, SA, TAS, ACT, NT, WA) and a Victorian OHS version. Model category (a), 2 m. SA uses 2 m from 1 July 2026. Victorian category 1. Not compliant until you make it specific to the site with the workers doing the work.

Site-specific in 10 minutes guide from the Electrician SWMS Kit
Site-specific in 10 minutes — the guide that ships with the kit.

What the task table covers

  • Choose how the work will be done at height. Fall from a ladder used because it was on the van
  • Set up scaffold or EWP. Collapse, tip, contact with overhead power
  • Work from the platform. Dropping tools, overreaching, falling with a cable drum
  • Get down and pack up. Fall while climbing down, plant left live in a public area

Falls more than 2 metres — and in South Australia that 2 metre trigger applies from 1 July 2026.

Get the kit — A$59

See it in the library · Make a copy site-specific