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    Kiln Inlet Risk Assessment

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    This risk assessment document outlines the tasks, hazards, effects, and controls for cleaning spillage at a kiln inlet. The tasks include erecting barricades, water cooling, lashing material, shoveling into wheelbarrows, and tipping wheelbarrows. Hazards are hot steam, dust, slippery ground, hot material, slips/trips/falls, manual handling, working at height, and harmful gases. Effects are injuries like burns and broken bones, respiratory damage, and heat fatigue. Controls include wearing protective equipment, barriers, drinking water, breaks, communication, and ensuring safety equipment and clear work areas.

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    This risk assessment document outlines the tasks, hazards, effects, and controls for cleaning spillage at a kiln inlet. The tasks include erecting barricades, water cooling, lashing material, shoveling into wheelbarrows, and tipping wheelbarrows. Hazards are hot steam, dust, slippery ground, hot material, slips/trips/falls, manual handling, working at height, and harmful gases. Effects are injuries like burns and broken bones, respiratory damage, and heat fatigue. Controls include wearing protective equipment, barriers, drinking water, breaks, communication, and ensuring safety equipment and clear work areas.

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    This risk assessment document outlines the tasks, hazards, effects, and controls for cleaning spillage at a kiln inlet. The tasks include erecting barricades, water cooling, lashing material, shoveling into wheelbarrows, and tipping wheelbarrows. Hazards are hot steam, dust, slippery ground, hot material, slips/trips/falls, manual handling, working at height, and harmful gases. Effects are injuries like burns and broken bones, respiratory damage, and heat fatigue. Controls include wearing protective equipment, barriers, drinking water, breaks, communication, and ensuring safety equipment and clear work areas.

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    Kiln Inlet Risk Assessment

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    munatsi
    This risk assessment document outlines the tasks, hazards, effects, and controls for cleaning spillage at a kiln inlet. The tasks include erecting barricades, water cooling, lashing material, shoveling into wheelbarrows, and tipping wheelbarrows. Hazards are hot steam, dust, slippery ground, hot material, slips/trips/falls, manual handling, working at height, and harmful gases. Effects are injuries like burns and broken bones, respiratory damage, and heat fatigue. Controls include wearing protective equipment, barriers, drinking water, breaks, communication, and ensuring safety equipment and clear work areas.

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    KILN INLET SPILLAGE CLEANING RISK ASSESMENT

    TASKS:
    Erection of barricade
    Water Cooling
    Lashing / scooping of material
    Shoveling into wheel burrows
    Tipping of wheel burrows

    HAZARD:
    Hot Steam Generation
    Hot Dust Generation
    Slippery Ground
    Stepping into hot material
    Slips, Trips and Falls
    Manual Handling
    Working at height
    Harmful gases from incomplete combustion in the kiln
    Rotating kiln


    EFFECTS:
    Injuries: broken limbs, bruises
    Burns to body parts
    Damage to respiratory system
    Heat Fatigue, leading exhaustion

    CONTROLS:
    Wear Task Specific PPE (Aluminised boots, jacket, trousers and gloves, dust
    masks). Aluminised gloves IF not available, therefore use leather gloves.
    Do not step onto raw mill (dry or wet)
    Put physical barrier to demarcate raw mill area and worker
    Be alert: take note of raw mill on the ground, good visibility of the work area,
    Provide drinking water
    Make use of the mobile platform
    Take frequent breaks
    Controlled access to the work area
    Maintain clear means of communication with the control room two way radio
    Ensure a First Aider in the team
    Ensure the shower is working properly
    Ensure the working area is cleared of any unwanted material
    Ensure mantis grating is placed over the offloading point
    Ensure handrails are in good condition around the work area

    Comment:
    Report any signs of fire detected in the work area to the control room or shift manager.

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