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    Document Number

    SWPWP003/022

    SAFE WORK PROCEDURE FOR WATERPROOFING


    Revision Number
    001
    Date
    11 Nov 2022

    WRITTEN BY REVIEWED BY APPROVED BY


    NAME G PANKHURST

    SIGNATURE Sky College


    DATE WRITTEN 12/11/2022 Document No
    REVIEW DATE 12/11/2023 Contract No

    HAZARD IDENTIFIED AS PER ABOVEMENTIONED BOUNDARY


    RISK CURRENT AND PROPOSED ACTIONS
    ACTIVITY HAZARD

     Follow speed limit on site. Vehicles to never be overloaded.


    1 Material Delivery & off loading  Vehicle hitting site traffic. Falling  Injury to employees
     Ensure load is tied on correctly
    load, manual handling, slip trip and  Damage to property/material  Avoid repeated bending twisting, stretching while handling load.
    fall  Wear hand gloves, masks and overalls.
     Assess risk before unloading

     Access must be clear from obstruction.


     Proper house keeping to be checked before unloading
    2 Access and carrying material to  Slip, trip and fall on the same  Injury to employees
     Avoid repeated bending twisting, stretching while handling load.
    work area level, manual handling of  Register to be kept up to date with inspections
    materials.  Wear hand gloves, masks and overalls.
     Improper access  Supervisor to ensure adequate amount of staff on site

     Check no other contractors working near area.


     Register to be kept up to date with inspections
    3 Prime area  Slip, trip and fall  Injury to employees
     Wait one hour after primer has been applied

     Ensure all employees using equipment are trained


     Pre-start check to be done
    4 Burn rolls on to primed area and  Untrained employee  Injury to employee
     Keep record of all training
    together  Faulty torch  Damage to equipment  Gloves, safety boots and overalls to be worn

     Supervisor to control
     Instruct employees on safe work procedure
    5 Clean up and pack up  Slip, trip and fall  Injury to employees

    This document was drawn up & is the property of Phoenix Safety Consultants.

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