Regulation 73(3) of the Construction Safety Regulations 1950 (NSW) imposes obligations on the person who actually carries out the relevant building work, not on an employer whose employee happens to be present at the site. The mere delivery of formwork to a construction site does not constitute 'equipping' within the definition of 'building work' in s 3 of the Construction Safety Act 1912 (NSW); 'equipping' in that context means 'fitting out'. An employer's duty of care to an experienced worker does not require the employer to warn the worker of obvious risks or direct the worker to remove himself from a position where the probability of injury is low given the worker's experience.
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