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Sop Concrete Mixer

The document outlines safety instructions for operating a concrete mixer, emphasizing the need for protective gear and proper training. It details pre-operational and operational safety checks to ensure safe use, as well as housekeeping procedures for cleaning and storing the mixer. Potential hazards associated with the mixer include moving parts, electrical risks, and exposure to cement dust.

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Sop Concrete Mixer

The document outlines safety instructions for operating a concrete mixer, emphasizing the need for protective gear and proper training. It details pre-operational and operational safety checks to ensure safe use, as well as housekeeping procedures for cleaning and storing the mixer. Potential hazards associated with the mixer include moving parts, electrical risks, and exposure to cement dust.

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CONCRETE MIXER

DO NOT use this machine unless a teacher has instructed you in its safe
use and operation and has given permission
Safety glasses must be worn at all times in work Appropriate hearing protection (Class 5-
areas. SLC80>26 dB) must be worn.

Appropriate protective footwear with Wear close fitting protective clothing,


substantial uppers must be worn. overalls, leather gloves, etc.

A mask should be worn when excessive


Rings and jewellery must not be worn.
airborne dusts or fumes are created.

NEVER allow arms or hands into the mixer bowl while in operation

PRE-OPERATIONAL SAFETY CHECKS


1. Ensure the mixer is in a suitable, safe work area and select a firm, level and stable ground
surface.
2. Confirm the mixer has a current electrical safety tag.
3. Ensure that the power lead can be kept dry, off the ground and connected through an RCD
safety switch.
4. Ensure all safety guards are correctly fitted and secured.
5. Ensure that the unit is mechanically sound.
6. Check the tyres for appropriate inflation.

OPERATIONAL SAFETY CHECKS


1. Never use the electrical mixer outdoors in the rain.
2. Never use the mixer without all guarding in place.
3. Ensure that the area does not contain any hazards that may impact on the safe operation of
the mixer.
4. Never insert your hands into a rotating mixer bowl.
5. Be conscious of your manual handling techniques when adding cement powder, gravel or
sand to the mixer bowl using a shovel or similar.
6. Regularly inspect the mixer bowl for consistency and suitability for the concrete mix.
7. Never leave the mixer running unattended.

HOUSEKEEPING
1. Empty the mixer drum of all contents.
2. While still wet, wash out with clean water.
3. Allow the mixer to revolve to wash the interior and carefully clean off the exterior.
4. Disconnect the electrical AC power source.
5. Clean up the work area.
6. Return the mixer to a secured storage area.

POTENTIAL HAZARDS
 Moving, rotating parts  Entrapment  Eye injuries
 Skin irritation from cement or additives  Manual handling  Electricity

Date of last review: ______________________________ Signature: _________________________________

Reviewed August 2018 V1 Department of Education


Uncontrolled when printed. Organisational Safety and Wellbeing

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