Steel Fixing

Version: 1.0

Updated: 1 Dec 2024

Document Summary

This document outlines safe work procedures for steel fixing, with a focus on handling, cutting, and placing reinforcing steel. Workers must follow site safety rules and wear appropriate PPE, including head, eye, hand, and foot protection. General precautions emphasize adherence to safe work methods and the use of PPE for tasks involving pre-formed reinforcing steel.

Handling guidelines stress using mechanical aids or assistance for heavy loads and wearing cut-resistant gloves when handling sharp-edged materials. Cutting and shaping processes require hearing and eye protection, as well as care to avoid over-exertion or exposure to flying particles. Placement and fixing of reinforcement include fitting protective caps over exposed ends, maintaining clear and stable walking surfaces, and ensuring proper handling techniques. Compliance with these procedures ensures safety and efficiency in steel fixing operations.

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