2022年5月6日 · The right PPE for asphalt work helps eliminate or reduce exposure to asphalt paving hazards. It's a big part of any job site safety plan, especially one where potentially hazardous materials are mixed and applied regularly.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is a critical aspect of working safely with asphalt and tar. Required PPE includes: Gloves: To protect hands from burns and chemical exposure. Long Sleeves and Pants: To protect skin from splashes and heat. Respirators: To …

Never use a water hose or extinguisher on a bitumen fire, this could lead to a rapid expansion of the fire. At least one 6kg dry powder extinguisher must be positioned in discharge area.

The information in this ’Safe Handling of Bitumen’ guide is primarily intended for those who work operationally with bitumen: road tanker drivers, operating personnel in asphalt works and bitumen depots, surfacing teams and other production personnel.

2.1.1. Any person within 6 metres of the delivery of bitumen, irrespective of their specific duties, must wear appropriate PPE. 2.1.2. PPE must be compliant with Appendix 2 or superior standards, be in good condition and fit for purpose. 2.1.3. PPE must be provided by the haulier for all drivers. 2.1.4. The site must provide PPE for relevant ...

PPE will protect you, (as a final layer of protection) provided it is used and worn correctly. Ensure that the driver has an escape route in the event of an emergency. Any person within 6 metres of the bitumen delivery point, irrespective of their duties, MUST wear the appropriate PPE.

Wearing the proper personal protective equipment (PPE) in your work environment helps minimize exposure to physical, environmental, chemical and biological hazards. This includes workers in the asphalt paving industry. To ensure you are using the proper equipment, start by assessing the work you will be performing and what potential hazards exist.

2019年5月10日 · While hot asphalt can be a burn hazard—regardless of whether you are producing, shipping or paving with it—there are safeguards in place to prevent serious injuries. However, protective measures such as PPE are only effective if utilized properly.

This document provides a job safety analysis for asphalt paving. It identifies the personal protective equipment required, such as gloves, hi-vis clothing, safety boots, and hearing and eye protection. Training and qualifications for relevant equipment are also outlined.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Respirators: Workers should wear appropriate respiratory protection, such as N95 or higher-rated respirators, to filter out asphalt fumes. The selection of the respirator should be based on a proper hazard assessment.