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After concluding all work in the confined space, access is to be HSO or Foreman /
3 restricted by way of: Subcontractor
5 barricading; or
Signage and other suitable means of exclusion.
5 No entry into a confined space is to be permitted unless the
completed Confined Space Entry Permit has been:
a. authorised by the Subcontractor Representative; and,
b. Validated for the duration of the entry by an authorised
representative of Hutchinson.
5 Appropriate emergency planning is documented for each
confined space prior to entry and rehearsed.
4 All openings for entry to / egress from a confined space will
be of adequate size to permit the rescue of persons in the
space and the openings will not be obstructed by fittings or
equipment that could impede the rescue of person otherwise
another suitable means of rescue is provided.
5 Hutchinson Builders Confined Space Permit – checklist to be
completed prior to work starting.
5 All tasks involving concrete pumping will have an approved WHS Reg 2011
Concrete Deficient or faulty C 4 E18 D4 Site Manager /
☒ Pumping pump and SWMS in place.
Chapter 5
VIC OHS Act H14 Subcontractor
equipment. 5 Logbook for the equipment detailing all inspections, tests, 2004 Part 3
Exposure to fumes repairs and modifications will be viewed prior to pour. • Concrete
pumping -
from exhaust 5 Prior to a major pour commencing a realistic assessment of the
Victoria
Dermatitis through time of completion will be completed which allows for industry
excessive contact weather, accessibility, volume of concrete, slab and site standard 2004
limitations, kibble back up, restricted work times, equipment • Concrete
with concrete Pumping QLD
back-up, equipment capacity, concrete pumper’s capacity,
Impact of pipelines COP 2005
hose-hand’s limitations and the concrete supplier’s • Managing The
and boom with
requirements. Risks Of Plant
structure, scaffold
5 Each pipe, bend or reducer will be marked with a non- In The
and personnel Workplace
removable number (which is recorded in the log book) if the
Concrete being QLD COP 2013
number can’t be seen readily it will be presumed that the • Managing the
pumped prior to all
equipment is untested and is unsafe to operate. risks of plant
formwork in the
preparations 5 Concrete pump will be located in the most favourable position
workplace
to pump concrete, including allowing visual contact for pump
Exposure to excessive NSW COP
operator with both the pump and pour area and having clear, 2014
noise levels.
level area of ground with a firm base capable of supporting the • Plant VIC COP
pump unit. 1995
• Safeguarding
5 Compressed air or water lines will be sited in a way that avoids Of Machinery
damage and complies with the AS.
WHS Management Plan – Appendix 1 – Project Risk Assessment
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