Toolbox Talk

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• Toolbox Talk Description

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1.Hazards

• Hazardous Materials & Substances <br>COSHH Asseement

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• Select existing hazards on site

  Select Falling objects Splashes and sprays of toxic materials Slip and trip hazards Electrical equipment Extreme temperatures Noise Harmful gases and radiation Diseases, viruses Working at heights Other

  • Falling objects
  • Splashes and sprays of toxic materials
  • Slip and trip hazards
  • Electrical equipment
  • Extreme temperatures
  • Noise
  • Harmful gases and radiation
  • Diseases, viruses
  • Working at heights
  • Other

• Other hazards

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• Are the effects of these hazards discussed to all employees?

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2.Health & Safety Key Risks and Controls

• 1. All operatives must undergo MC & Build Therm Services Ltd site inductions.<br>2. All operatives to read & sign this method statement before commencing work.<br>3. Exclusion zones for cranes must be in place before commencing work.<br>4. Correct & necessary PPE to be worn at all times, including full-face visors to be worn by pot man when loading hot melt kegs into boilers containing molten material.<br>5. Tool Box talks to be held weekly & one environmental toolbox per month<br>6. Check & assess weather & wind conditions before starting work & monitor during work.<br>7. Materials to be correctly secured at all times. <br>8. Plant & machinery to be used only by competent and trained personnel.<br>9. Scaffold adaptions will only be undertaken by MC (Construction Main Contractor) subsequent to formal requests being agreed between BTS.<br>10. Only work to approve lifting plans.<br>11. Risk assessments attached.<br>12. COSHH assessments will be sent separately. <br>13. Manual handling assessments attached.<br>14. CSCS cards will be carried by all operatives.<br>15. Daily activity briefing (DAB) will be held each morning before works commence and a Good To Go form will be completed.<br>16. Gas bottles will be stored in cages in an area agreed by MC (Construction Main Contractor)<br>17. Supervisor competency to be submitted to MC (Construction Main Contractor) , for all Build Therm Services black hats prior to commencement on site. <br>

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3.PPE Discussion

• 1. Head Protection
  PPE includes hard hats and headgears and should be required for tasks than can cause any force or object falling to the head. Ensure that there are no dents or deformities on the shell and connections are tightened inside. Do not store in direct sunlight and always replace a hard hat if it was used for any kind of impact, even if damage is unnoticeable.
  
  2. Face and Eye Protection
  PPE includes safety goggles and face shields and should be used for tasks that can cause loss of vision and an eye, burns, splashes, sprays of toxic liquids etc. Ensure that there are no cracks or deformities on the lenses, ensure the strap is in good working order and is firmly sealed to the cheek and forehead.
  
  3. Foot Protection
  PPE includes knee pads and safety boots and should be used for tasks that can cause serious foot and leg injuries from falling or rolling objects, hot substances, electrical hazards and slippery surfaces. Use boots with slip-resistant soles that protect against compression and impact.
  
  4. Hands Protection
  PPE includes safety gloves and should be used for tasks that can cause hand and skin burns, absorption of harmful substances, cuts, fractures or amputations. Ensure that they fit perfectly with no spaces and are free from cuts, burns and chemical residue. Always replace them if any sign of contamination was observed.
  
  5. Body Protection
  PPE includes safety vests and suits and should be used for tasks that can cause body injuries from extreme temperatures, flames and sparks, toxic chemicals, insect bites and radiation. Ensure that they are clean and free from cuts and burns. Always get a good fit to ensure full body protection.
  
  6. Hearing Protection
  PPE includes ear muffs and plugs and should be used for tasks than can cause hearing problems and loss of hearing. When ensuring hearing safety, the equipment must fit the ear canal perfectly. Recommended types include formable earplugs to fit on different sizes of ear canals.
  
  7. Fall Protection
  PPE includes safety harnesses and lanyards and should be strictly used for task that can cause falling from heights and serious injury or death. Ensure that the straps are free from tears, deformities and burn marks and buckles are connected securely and tightly. It is very important to dispose them if used after a falling incident.
  
  8. Respiratory Protection
  PPE includes respirators and should be used for task that can cause inhalation of harmful materials to enter the body. Ensure that the equipment is fit-tested and the employee has undergone proper training before wearing one.

• Are PPE available and sufficient to all workers?

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• Do all employees know how to use appropriate PPE?

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• Was there an accident or near miss due to not wearing proper PPE?

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• Are there damaged or worn out PPE which need repair or replacement?

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• Was there an accident or near miss due to faulty PPE?

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• Are there other concerns?

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• Other issues and concerns

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Confirmation

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