Airborne dust
Dust raised by work, plant movement or dried material that can be breathed in or spread beyond the site.
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Charla de seguridad gratis sobre airborne dust
También conocido como: Dust, Nuisance dust, Dust emissions, Exposure to dust
Cómo controlar: airborne dust
- Choose work methods that create less dust, such as wet cutting, pre-wetting materials or using pre-cut components.
- Fit on-tool dust extraction connected to a suitable vacuum, and use water carts or sprays on haul roads and stockpiles.
- Clean up with a suitable vacuum or wet methods rather than dry sweeping or blowing dust with compressed air.
- Set up screens or barriers, and stop dusty work in strong winds that would carry dust beyond the site boundary.
- Wear respiratory protection suited to the dust, and have tight-fitting respirators fit-tested to the wearer.
Controles habituales, del más eficaz al menos eficaz. Tu SWMS fija los controles para tu propio trabajo y tu obra.
Plantillas que cubren Airborne dust
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- Emergencies253 plantillas
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- Mobile plant and vehicles251 plantillas
- Hazardous chemicals248 plantillas
Legislación que citan estas plantillas
- WHS Act 2011141 plantillas
- WHS Regulations 2011141 plantillas
- OHS Act 2004 (Vic)134 plantillas
- OHS Regulations 2017 (Vic)133 plantillas
- Code of Practice: Construction work120 plantillas
- Code of Practice: First aid in the workplace120 plantillas
- Code of Practice: How to manage WHS risks110 plantillas
- Code of Practice: Work environment and facilities110 plantillas