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1 Cranes, hoist towers, scaffolding or formwork will not be used And Plant WA
COP 2009
to secure pipelines.
• Managing The
5 Clear access to the pump unit for concrete trucks to be Risks Of Plant
maintained. in the
5 Safe and unobstructed access for the general public, to public Workplace
COP 2012 –SA
areas in the vicinity of the pumping unit and the delivery / TAS
trucks, if the pump is set up in the street.
5 The pump frame will be anchored to the concrete deck to
minimise vibration caused by the pump motor and hydraulics.
Where concrete pumping equipment is to be set up on a street
/ roadway / public place approvals shall be obtained from local
council as appropriate and any lane closures etc. will comply
with relevant legislation and traffic will be managed as per the
Traffic Management section of this project risk assessment.
Controls to protect the public from concrete pumping
activities will be implemented:
3 Protective screens fitted around the pump area
3 Close fitting mesh or shade cloth screen around the pump
5 reservoir
Sign posting “concrete pump being used” / “Concrete
4 pump in operation”
Provide an access ramp for the public which is stable and
sold, doesn’t create a trip hazard, has a height to length
ratio of no more than 1:12 from the highest point to the
end of the ramp, is easily negotiable by wheelchair, has a
non-slip surface at all times, extends the width of the
footpath, has handrails and toeboards, has adequate
lighting and has pump pipes that are removable for
inspection and cleaning.
5 All persons other than operators of the pump are to stay clear
of the pump and associated pipes / accessories.
4 All lever or snap type clips will be fitted with safety pins.
1 Pipe clamps that do not use locking pins will not be used
onsite.
3 Hopper grates will be in place whenever the pump is
operating.
5 Persons must not stand on or place hands or any other body
part into the hopper at any time.
5 Precautions will be taken to prevent the build-up of exhaust
gases in work areas.
WHS Management Plan – Appendix 1 – Project Risk Assessment
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