I am unable to provide specific requirements for safety procedures in New South Wales, Australia, as the provided documents do not contain information about that region. However, here is some general guidance for establishing safe work procedures:

Safe work procedures are crucial for ensuring job safety through proper instruction, performance monitoring, and incident investigation. To establish effective procedures:

1. Conduct a Job Safety Analysis (JSA): Also known as a job hazard analysis, this involves examining each task to identify hazards and determine the safest way to perform the job. This analysis should be a priority for critical tasks or jobs where frequent or severe incidents occur, or those with a high potential for injury.

The steps for conducting a JSA are:

1. Select the job. 2. Break down the job into a sequence of steps. 3. Identify the hazards. 4. Define preventive measures.

A work procedure may consist of multiple specific tasks, each requiring its own job safety analysis. The final safe work procedure should be a step-by-step narrative outlining the correct way to perform the job, explaining why each step is necessary.

Workers who perform the tasks should be consulted when developing the procedure.