OLD PARLIAMENT HOUSE AND CURTILAGE HERITAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN 2008–2013

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9. Housekeeping Permitted Action Schedule Part C – Implementation Tools Old Parliament House and Curtilage Heritage Management Plan 2008–2013 123 ■■Know how many people will be required to move the item and make sure they are all aware of their part in the move. 4.4 PREPARE YOURSELF ■■Before moving an item, remove all apparel that might scratch or snag the item, including rings, watches, lockets, key chains, belt buckles and pens protruding from pockets. ■■When handling furniture white cotton gloves should be worn except when there is risk of slippage in which case latex or vinyl gloves should be used. ■■Latex or vinyl gloves should be worn when handling metal, ceramic and glass items. 4.5 PREPARE THE ITEM ■■Danger in moving any item is increased by unusual size or weight. Each large and/ or heavy piece should be treated as a special problem. ■■Always extend extra care to decorative, ornamental areas, as these areas are particularly susceptible to damage from applied pressure or sudden shock. ■■Before moving an item remove loose sections if this can be done without damage. For example, cushions from benches and drawers from desks. ■■To move chests, desks, or any other piece of furniture containing drawers, the first step is to take out the drawers. Using chalk or small self-sticking labels, mark correct placement for them on the underside and reinstall them after the piece has been moved to its new location. 4.6 REMEMBER YOUR OWN SAFETY ■■Refer to the OPH Occupational Health and Safety Procedures. ■■As you begin to lift an item, don’t bend; squat instead, keeping your back straight. Be sure your body weight is centred over your feet. Lift by straightening your legs and keep the load close to your body. ■■To unload - again, squat; and keep your back straight. ■■If you have to turn with the load, avoid any twisting motion - instead, shift your feet. ■■No carrying box or container should have a weight greater than two people can carry with safety. ■■If you must lift something heavy above waist level, don’t try to do it in one motion. Instead, set the load down on a table and change your grip before lifting it higher. 4.7 MOVING ITEMS ON A TROLLEY ■■Never overload any container or carrying device (eg. trolley). ■■Only move one item at a time. ■■Never put both lightweight and heavy items in the same carrying box or container. ■■Avoid speed with loaded trolleys, hand-trucks and containers. Avoid abrupt stops and jerks. ■■Two people must always accompany items loaded on a trolley. 4.8 NOTES FOR FURNITURE HANDLING ■■Never slide furniture along the floor. ■■All furniture must be carried or lifted onto a trolley or furniture dolly. ■■Never lift a piece of furniture by any projecting part. No decorative part of a piece of furniture was intended to bear the entire weight of the piece. ■■Never lift a chair by the arms or the back. Chairs should always be lifted by their seat rails. ■■Avoid lifting tables by their tops; lift them by their legs or supporting rails instead.
9. Housekeeping Permitted Action Schedule Part C – Implementation Tools 124 Old Parliament House and Curtilage Heritage Management Plan 2008–2013 4.9 SAFE HANDLING Images of safe handling techniques for heritage furniture.
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