CUSP induction guide - Ports of Auckland

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ContentsIntroduction 3Induction structure and learning outcomes 4Preparation for the course 6How to use the presentations and video 7Suggested induction programme 8POAL CUSP Induction presentation facilitators notesQuestions and answers 15Contacts 17
IntroductionCommon User Safety Procedures or CUSP an important Health and Safety initiativethat has been developed for the Port of Auckland Multi-Cargo area. CUSP will beintroduced effective 1 October 2006.CUSP aims to increase port users’ awareness of the potential dangers of operating in ahigh risk common user area such as the Port of Auckland’s Multi-Cargo to help ensurethe safety of all port users and visitors.CUSP covers all operators, contractors, staff and visitors within the Common UserArea of the Port of Auckland’s Multi-Cargo. These areas include Princes, Wynyard,Freyberg, Jellicoe, Marsden, Captain Cook and Queens Wharves, specified areas ofBledisloe, SeaPACK, Rail and all connecting roadways and pedestrian walkways.CUSP will affect all port users and visitors who enter the Port via Captain Cook andTinley Street Gates.Under CUSP port users will be categorised as an IPU - Inducted Port User, approvedby Ports of Auckland Limited to carry out normal operations within the Common UserAreas, or a Visitor. In order to operate as an IPU, persons must have participated in aCUSP induction and have a new IPU security card, as requested from Ports ofAuckland by the trainer/facilitator.While many will already hold a licence to operate at Ports of Auckland, have ID cardand are signed-up to the Ports of Auckland Safety Commitment document, they willnow be required to be inducted under the Common User Safety Procedures to berecognised as an IPU.It is the responsibility of each company or individual to ensure members are inductedunder CUSP.The CUSP induction covers: CUSP and the CUSP zone, IPU status and visitor access,pedestrians, vehicle and mobile equipment procedures, good housekeeping objectives,and operating in specialty areas.CUSP Induction presentations and an introductory video have been provided to theapplicable people within the relevant organisations and can also be downloaded formthe Ports of Auckland website or requested directly.This guide outlines the CUSP programme, learning outcomes of the inductionprogramme, notes for induction trainers/facilitators, suggested answers to possiblequestions and important contacts.
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