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Cement Mixer Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS)

 

Introduction:

This SWMS template specifically covers the general operation of an electric cement mixer. This template helps document the typical hazards associated with operating a cement mixer and safety controls to manage these risks. It is designed to enable businesses in the construction industry to easily integrate and customise this document into their workplace health and safety (WHS) management systems.

 

Hazards & Control Measures Covered:

  • Electrical Hazards: Includes risks from electric shock and equipment malfunction. Controls include regular inspection of electrical cords and equipment, ensuring all are in compliance with safety standards.
  • Manual Handling: Risks involve muscle strain and back injuries from maneuvering the cement mixer. Controls include using correct lifting techniques and team lifts for heavy components.
  • Noise Exposure: Long-term exposure to the mixer’s noise can affect hearing. Use of appropriate ear protection is mandatory.
  • Dust and Chemical Exposure: From cement and other additives which can impact respiratory health. Controls involve using dust masks or respirators and ensuring proper ventilation.
  • Mechanical Hazards: Involving moving parts of the mixer. Ensured by the use of guards and emergency stop features.

 

Additional Resources:

Included with the SWMS is a free copy of our Legislation & Codes of Practice Reference List.

 

Key Features:

This SWMS template for Cement Mixer operations is designed for ease of use, allowing for quick integration and customisation. It helps businesses streamline their safety documentation processes efficiently, to try and ensure all workers are aware of operational risks and the importance of following established safety controls.

Cement Mixer SWMS

$55.00Price
GST Included
  • Instant delivery via email.
  • Easily add your logo and business details.
  • Fully Editable (Microsoft Word Format).
  • Customisation instructions provided.
  • In line with Australian legislation.
  • Pay once, no ongoing subscriptions.
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