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Guide Tunnelling (Australia): Specific Hazards, Risks and Control Measures – Excavating by Hand Mobile App

Most tunnelling work is partly or totally mechanised. Excavating by hand is generally limited to small sections within larger workplaces like a small shaft, sump or drive-in area with limited access and possibility for mechanisation. Control measures must be implemented to eliminate or minimise, so far as is reasonably practicable, the risks associated with excavation by hand. The Guide Tunnelling (Australia): Specific Hazards, Risks and Control Measures – Excavating by Hand mobile app includes specific hazards, risks and control measures – excavating by hand. This app is part of a collection of Guide Tunnelling (Australia) apps. Download them all for free!

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Date of Inspection
Location
GPS
Contractor Name
Contract Number
Project Name
Contract Number
Project Name
Inspector Name
Inspector Signature
Engineer's Name
Engineer's Signature
small work areas
hazardous manual tasks e.
physical lifting and activity
falls from heights from non-mechanised access
falling objects from working:
near the worked face
under unsupported ground
installing bolts, sets and lattice girders for ground support
vibration effects on the body from using hand tools like rock drills or jack picks
noise from working near air tools and drills
contaminated ground or groundwater
dust from working near the face
heat stress from physical exertion
crush injuries from small mobile plant
contact with electric lines including electrical shock from services not removed or de-energised
implementing regular face and scaling inspections
...and More!