Write an OHS control plan with owner, due date, interim control, and verification.
Temporary cords cross a pedestrian path on the mezzanine during changeover work, creating repeated trip exposure. A control plan turns a hazard into managed work: priority, interim control, permanent control, owner, due date, and verification method. The trap is closing the finding when the cord is moved once. That fixes the photo, not the pattern. Rank Severity: fall from same level with possible head injury; likelihood: weekly exposure during changeovers; priority: high. Ranking explains why the issue deserves more than housekeeping. Interim Route cords overhead for today or block the path while changeover is active. Interim control protects workers while…
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