Acoustic Louvre & Attenuator Installation
Installing acoustic louvres, duct attenuators, silencers and plenum linings on roofs, in plant rooms and in duct runs - lifting and positioning heavy units, fixing to structure and ductwork, sealing and flashing.
SWMS template. Editable Word document, written for your state, ready to adapt to the job.
Objective
Prevent crush and dropped units, falls at roof edges and duct runs, sheet-metal cuts and drilling into services through planned lifts, supported units, edge protection and platforms, gloves and scanning.
Your state's laws, in the document
Each state version references the Act, regulator, and requirements for the state you select. Victoria gets the OHS Act and WorkSafe Victoria, NSW gets the WHS Act and SafeWork NSW.
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When you'd use this SWMS
If acoustic louvre & attenuator installation is part of your job, the builder or head contractor will usually want a SWMS for it before you start on site. This one's editable in Word. Add your company and site details, check the hazards and controls against the actual job, and get your crew to sign on before work starts.
Not sure whether you need one? When a SWMS is required covers it, and the 18 high risk construction work categories are the list a principal contractor works from.
Doing the whole trade? The Acoustic and Vibration Control pack bundles this with the rest and works out cheaper. New to it? Here's what goes in a SWMS.
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GST-inclusive. Instant download. Tax invoice provided.
Last review: 9 September 2026
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Our catalogue covers 105 trades, but not every job fits one. If a principal contractor has asked for something specific, or the work you do is not in the list, we write it from scratch for your trade and your state. Same format as everything else here: editable Word, your state's Act and regulator, ready to put your details on. We can also brand your SWMS pack with your logo and company details. We’ll write it for you →