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Lesson -2
(i) Concrete & Masonry operations
(ii) Crane & Hoist
(iii) Forklift & Motorized Trucks
Prof. Dr. Shahid Naveed
2020
1. Concrete Hazards
Engulfment
Skin irritant and Eye Hazards
Form Blowout and collapse
Noise exposure
Falling from form (or temporary) structure
Impact and pinch points
Earth/ structure cave-in
Responsibilities
Supervisors
Provide continuous operation safety observation and control
Provide immediate corrective training
Conduct pre-pour inspections
Employees
Follow all safety and operational procedures
Wear all Personal Protective Equipment
a rubber gloves and boots
a face shields or goggles
a hard hats
Notify supervisor of all unsafe conditions
Concrete and Masonry Unsafe Practices
Construction Loads
Reinforcing Steel
Post-Tensioning Operations
Concrete Buckets
Working Under Loads
Personal Protective Equipment
Masonry Construction
Supervisor Oversight Responsibilities
Conduct safety meeting at beginning of each shift
Inspect all tools and equipment daily
Implement dust control measures
Ensure backup alarms working
Check for overhead power lines
Ensure safety guards or barriers are in place
Ensure use of proper PPE
Prior to work in mixing drums, batch plants, excavations, storage
bins:
a determine confined space requirements
a use proper Lockout-Tagout procedures
Review Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
Secure the work area
Be aware of Safety Requirements
2. Crane & Hoist
Operator Responsibilities
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General Safety Rules
• Keep attention focused on operating the crane
• Respond to signals only from appointed signal person
• Do not move load over people
• Do not exceed rated load capacity
• All controls in OFF position before closing main-line
disconnect switch
• Avoid side pulls
• Avoid sudden stops or starts
• Pre-operational Test
• Moving a Load
• Parking a Crane or Hoist
Hand Signals
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3. Forklift & Motorized Trucks
Supervisor Responsibilities
• Employee Certification
• Basic Safety Operating Rules
• Safe Operating Procedures
• Provide On-the-Job Training
• Provide Instruction
• Proper Load Handling
• Forklift Safety Checklist
• Operator Training & Refresher Training
On-The-Job Coach/Training Areas
• Proper start-up
• Maneuvering Skills
• Safety Procedures
• Re-fueling or re-charging
• Lift Truck Knowledge
• Operating Skills
Types of Lift Trucks
• Diesel powered
• Electric powered
• Gasoline powered
• LP-Gas powered
Components of a Lift Truck –
Gauges
• Engine Hour Meter
• Fuel Gauge
• Engine Temperature Gauge
• Oil Pressure Gauge
• Battery Capacity Gauge
Other
• Steering Wheel
• Directional Controls
• Pedals
Basic Safety Rules
Workplace Hazards
• Loads of unusual size
• Traveling in hazardous areas
• Maneuvering in narrow aisles
• Operating near pedestrians
• Rough, uneven or sloped surfaces
Load Handling
• Picking Up a Load
• Traveling With a Load
• Placing a Load
• Use Generic Checklist for
Powered Industrial Trucks
Refresher Training --When?
• Unsafe Behavior
• Accident or Near-miss
• Change in Conditions
• Every 3 Years
Safe Operating Procedures
• General Safety Rules
• Changing and Charging Storage Batteries
• Trucks and Railroad Cars
• Operations
• Traveling
• Loading
• Fueling Safety
• Maintenance
LPG Tank Safe Procedures
• Charging the LPG Tank
• Leaks or Tank Rupture
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Assignment-2
1. A series of concrete & masonry unsafe practices have been listed in class
lecture-2 (slide no 4). Elaborate each one of them with the help of examples
that you may have observed at Pakistani construction sites.
2. Various types of lift trucks are mentioned in class lecture-2 (slide no 12). Can
you identify where and when such lift trucks are used during construction?
Explain with the help of a case (for each one) in your observation.
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