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The Concrete Pumping (Boom Pumping) Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Manual handling injuries
- slips and falls
- 2. Equipment inspection
- Faulty equipment
- crushing hazard
- 3. Setup area
- Working at height
- vehicle movement
- 4. Concrete delivery
- Vehicle striking
- trip hazards
- 5. Pump priming
- Pump malfunction
- high-pressure release
- 6. Boom positioning
- Contact with powerlines
- boom collapse
- 7. Concrete pumping
- Spray back
- hose whipping
- 8. Monitoring work
- Poor visibility
- communication issues
- 9. Slab finishing
- Workpiece instability
- user fatigue
- 10. Cleanup process
- Chemical/contact exposure
- manual handling injuries
- 11. Equipment dismantling
- Struck by mobile plants
- entrapment
- 12. Site restoration
- Trip hazards
- uneven surface