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    Concrete & Form Work: Job Safety Analysis Pouring Concrete

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    This job safety analysis outlines the steps and hazards involved in pouring concrete. It identifies 5 key job steps: 1) setup, 2) install forms and rebar, 3) cast in place concrete, 4) clean up, and 5) secure tools. Hazards include shock/electrocution, sprains/strains, cuts/lacerations, chemical/concrete burns, slips/trips/falls, and being struck by or crushed by equipment. Critical actions to mitigate hazards include inspecting for damage, team lifting, barricading, using proper lifting techniques, wearing appropriate PPE like gloves and face shields, and cleaning concrete splatters immediately.

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    Concrete & Form Work: Job Safety Analysis Pouring Concrete

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    This job safety analysis outlines the steps and hazards involved in pouring concrete. It identifies 5 key job steps: 1) setup, 2) install forms and rebar, 3) cast in place concrete, 4) clean up, and 5) secure tools. Hazards include shock/electrocution, sprains/strains, cuts/lacerations, chemical/concrete burns, slips/trips/falls, and being struck by or crushed by equipment. Critical actions to mitigate hazards include inspecting for damage, team lifting, barricading, using proper lifting techniques, wearing appropriate PPE like gloves and face shields, and cleaning concrete splatters immediately.

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    This job safety analysis outlines the steps and hazards involved in pouring concrete. It identifies 5 key job steps: 1) setup, 2) install forms and rebar, 3) cast in place concrete, 4) clean up, and 5) secure tools. Hazards include shock/electrocution, sprains/strains, cuts/lacerations, chemical/concrete burns, slips/trips/falls, and being struck by or crushed by equipment. Critical actions to mitigate hazards include inspecting for damage, team lifting, barricading, using proper lifting techniques, wearing appropriate PPE like gloves and face shields, and cleaning concrete splatters immediately.

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    Concrete & Form Work: Job Safety Analysis Pouring Concrete

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    Hortencio Samuel
    This job safety analysis outlines the steps and hazards involved in pouring concrete. It identifies 5 key job steps: 1) setup, 2) install forms and rebar, 3) cast in place concrete, 4) clean up, and 5) secure tools. Hazards include shock/electrocution, sprains/strains, cuts/lacerations, chemical/concrete burns, slips/trips/falls, and being struck by or crushed by equipment. Critical actions to mitigate hazards include inspecting for damage, team lifting, barricading, using proper lifting techniques, wearing appropriate PPE like gloves and face shields, and cleaning concrete splatters immediately.

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    Model: HUGHS-TBT

    01-00
    Job safety analysis pouring concrete
    REV 00
    DATE: 14-05-20

    DATE NEW
    PROJECT NAME……………………………….. REVISED PAGE 1 of 1

    LOCATION ………………………………………

    Concrete & Form Work


    DEVELOPMENT TEAM POSITION / TITLE AUTHORISED BY: POSITION / TITLE

    MINIMUM REQUIRED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT ( SEE CRITICAL ACTIONS FOR TASK-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)
    REFLECTIVE VEST GOGGLES AIR PURIFYING GLOVES Cut-resistant
    HARD HAT FACE SHIELD RESPIRATOR OTHER    Chaps  
    LIFELINE / HARNESS HEARING PROTECTION SUPPLIED RESPIRATOR
    SAFETY GLASSES SAFETY SHOES PPE CLOTHING
    ¹JOB STEPS ²POTENTIAL HAZARDS ³CRITICAL ACTIONS TO MITIGATE HAZARDS
    1. Setup site to form and Shock/Electrocution Inspect all cordsets on tools and equipment for damage.
    pour concrete
    Sprains/Strains Team lift any material, tools or equipment as needed.
    Struck-by/Crushed by Setup safe access and barricade for concrete trucks
    Site specific hazards Review permits, complete TSTI.
    2. Install Forms, and Sprains/Strains Use legs to lift, do not bend at the waist, team lift if needed
    Rebar Pinch points Use proper hand placement on rebar to avoid pinching when
    installing rebar
    Cuts/Lacerations Use leather gloves when handling rebar and tie-wire

    3. Cast in place concrete Chemical/ Concrete Burns Use gloves, safety glasses/face shields and wash off splattered
    concrete asap with fresh water or neutralizing solution.
    Strains/Sprains Use power screed whenever possible to eliminate constant
    bending & pulling motion required by hand screed.
    Struck by/ Crushed by Use chute man to swing concrete chute back & forth & signal
    concrete truck driver. Chute man needs to commute with rest of
    crew when moving chutes or repositioning truck.
    Use a spotter for concrete trucks and all vehicles in tight or
    congested areas.
    Slips, trips and falls Inspect work area, move material that may cause trips prior to
    performing work.
    Use mesh over rebar to cover holes produced by rebar.
    Exposed mesh will be trip hazards until concrete placed. Keep
    mesh ends tied down.
    Chemical Burns Secure a fresh water souce (a hose) or use neutralizing solution

    4. Clean up Slips, trips and falls Inspect work area, move material that may cause trips prior to
    performing work.

    Lifting Use proper lifting techniques/buddy system.


    5. Secure tools. Slips, trips and falls Inspect work/staging area.
    Security Lock equipment.
    Lock away tools.

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