Concreting & Concrete Pouring Risk Assessment

Description

RISK ASSESSMENT- FOR CONCRETING & CONCRETE POURING

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The following is some highlights of the risk assessment that will enable you to know the purpose, scope and format of the document:

ACTIVITY

1. Concreting / Concrete Pouring, i.e.,
2. Working at height.
3. Material handling.
4. pumping of concrete.
5. Overhead working.
6. Night working.
7. Bucket and crane pouring.
8. Moving over the rebar.
9. Housekeeping.

HAZARDS

1. Exposure to cement dust.
2. Shovelings materials.
3. Contact with machinery/components.
4. Falls of loose concrete/lifting operations.
5. Entanglement/contact with reinforcement.
6. Alkaline compounds such as lime calcium oxide (CaO) are corrosive to human tissue.
7. Trace quantity and or amount of crystalline silica (SiO2) which is coarse to the human skin and can harmful to human organs and can damage lungs.
8. Trace amounts of chromium (Cr+6) that can harm and cause severe allergic reactions.
9. Personnel injury.
10. Fatality.
11. Death.
12. Property damage.
13. Loss of assets.
14. physical injuries.
15. cuts, abrasions.
16. infected wounds.
17. dermatitis.
18. amputations.
19. occasionally fractures.

CONTROL MEASURES

1. You can control and minimize such hazards and risks by using and complying with the PPE such as gloves to be worn when working in such conditions/circumstances or handling cement or other same additives.
2. Implementing and complying with the regulations regarding Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Assessment to be conducted and practised frequently and regularly and also by communicating to all machinery/plant operatives, technical workers and labourers.
3. The other mandatory and essential thing is handwashing facilities to be available on site.
4. Always make sure to refer to COSHH assessment for more deep information and details of hazards connected with cement and other such additives, substances and material.
5. During the loading of cement into the mixer, dust masks play a vital role whilst unless appropriate ventilation or other mechanical systems are available.
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