Safe work practices inside concrete mixer bowls
The hazards common to entering a concrete mixer bowl and manually chipping out concrete can be difficult to detect without knowledge and specialist equipment. Anyone who enters a confined space must have a good understanding of the special hazards and control measures involved.
- Duration
- 4 hours
- Topic
- Line Manager, Team Leader, Supervisor, Foreman
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Duration: 4 hours
This course is essential for frontline staff who are responsible for undertaking work in concrete mixer bowls and those leading and planning concrete bowl cleaning. This course explains the main hazards, harm, risks and control measures relevant to this type of work.
Anyone who enters a confined space must have a good understanding of the special hazards and control measures involved. The hazards common to entering a concrete mixer bowl and manually chipping out concrete can be difficult to detect without knowledge and specialist equipment.
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