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Target audience: All workers who will be doing painting on the Guelbsite who have previously taken the Hazardous

Materials course.

Objective: To make workers aware of the risks while painting.

Limits: This course contains basic safety advice whendoing painting jobs, but cannot provide detailed

instructions. A Work Plan must be in place before

any painting work starts.

Learning method: In-class training with an instructor

Estimated duration: 60 minutes.

Evaluation: Questionnaire to be filled out at end of course.

Course: Painting

Information for Instructor


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Painting

Mohamed is painting a wall. After

working for several hours, he falls to the

floor, intoxicated by the paint he used.

Could this incident have beenprevented?

Yes, Mohamed should have read the

label on the paint container before

starting work, and he should have wornthe recommended PPE. Training on

Hazardous Materials is also necessary.

Example of an incident

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Upon completion of this course, workers will be able to:

Clearly identify the risks and hazards associated with each step

in a painting job. Complete a painting job safely on the site.

Recognize the preventive measures available for painting.

Evaluation: You will be asked to fill out a questionnaire at the end

of the course and hand it in to the instructor.

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Painting

Painting is often done on a construction site: when new

equipment arrives, during building renovations, etc. Such jobs

present a risk for Guelb site workers.

Introduction

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Painting

1) Scenario

Definition

Associated risks

2) Before starting work Preparation

3) During work

Types of work

4) After work completion Drying

Environment

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Painting

Painting can include:

Initial painting: when equipment and some types of machines

arrive on the site. Painting provides good protection and rapid

identification.

Repairs: Some repair work requires cleaning a structure and

applying a new paint system (sand blasting, sanding).

Definition

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A painter is a worker who is trained

in mixing, transporting and using

all types of paint safely.

Other workers can participate in

paint work if they have taken thefollowing courses:

Painting

Hazardous Materials

Definition

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Pressure washing is a kind of washing technique that uses a

compressor. Pressurized water is sprayed on a structure to

remove a coat of paint.

Definition

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Sandblasting is a stripping method that uses a compressor.

Sand is sprayed at high pressure on a structure to remove a coat

of paint.

Definition

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Brushes and rollers are used for simple and small paint jobs.

They allow for uniform applications.

Definition

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Paint guns are used for large paint jobs and require the use of a

compressor.

Definition

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What is the risk to the workers in this situation?

Associated risks

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When painting, the painter must be sure that other workersaround his work site do not become intoxicated; the other

workers must make sure they do not inhale paint fumes.

Associated risks

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What courses are required to painting work on the site?

Here are a few questions:

Why must a worker take a Painting course before usingpaint?

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1) Scenario

Definition

Associated risks


3) During work

Types of work


Environment

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A work area must be clearly defined and

indicated before starting painting:

Provide an area large enough so thatunauthorized workers do not come in

contact with the paint or its fumes.

Provide safe access to the area.

Preparation

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Other items must be present before starting work to ensure

worker safety:

Have an extinguisher near the work. Have a first-aid kit nearby.

Know the location of spill kits near the work area.

Know the emergency exits and use them if needed, such as in

the case of breathing apparatus failure.

Preparation

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EMERGENCY

EXIT


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Workers must familiarize themselves with

the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

for the product they are using:

What PPE is required?

What to do in case of contact with skin?

What protective measures are needed?

Preparation

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Ventilation is vital when painting to ensure

adequate air quality.

Outdoor jobs do not required additional

ventilation.

Work in an enclosed space must have

external ventilation (see Confined Spaces

course).

Indoor work must have ventilation that is

adequate for the conditions. A fan or aircapture system can be used.

Preparation

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When painting inside a building, you must consider the direction

of the paint fumes.

The room must be ventilated using fans.

Windows must be open.

Preparation

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Weather conditions are important factors

for painting. The time needed for the task

and the drying time must be taken into

account before starting.

Never do any painting when:

A sand storm is approaching;

Night is falling.

Preparation

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Which document contains information about the PPE to

wear and the first-aid measures for all substances used?


How can good air quality be maintained when painting?

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What weather conditions must be taken into consideration when

painting outdoors?

Which courses must workers have taken to do painting in an

enclosed space?


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1) Scenario

Definition

Associated risks


3) During work

Types of work


Environment

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Painting must be done using a cartridge mask in addition to the

basic PPE. The mask filters toxic paint fumes and protects the

worker. Masks must be changed regularly.

During work

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Fall protection is required when working at heights.

During work

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Over 1.8 metre


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Lifting equipment is often used for painting

work:

Lift platforms must be operated by

certified operators and must be inspectedregularly.

Scaffolding must be inspected and

approved.

Types of work

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Paint guns are sometimes

used. They require the use of a

compressor to supply them with

air. You must always:

Mark off the work spacearound the compressor;

Wear hearing protection;

Make sure you have safety

chains on the air line.

Types of work

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What PPE is required for painting?

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What must workers have when painting at a height of more than1.8 metres?



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1) Scenario

Definition

Associated risks


3) During work

Types of work


Environment

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After the work is done, make sure that the painted area remains

well marked during the drying period:

Drying times vary depending on the paint used (it is indicated on

the Work Plan).

Drying times will be greatly accelerated by adequate ventilation.

Drying time

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When the work is finished:

Never throw the rest of the paint on the ground.

Always put it in the sorting areas where the

waste can be recovered.

Waste

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In case of a paint spill:

Apply the Spill Procedure (see Hazardous

Materials course);

Notify your supervisor;

Make sure the area is clean by treating the

spill.

Spills

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Equipment must be cleaned after

each use:

Use a solvent provided for paint

cleanup.

Safety goggles are required

for this step.

Gloves help limit exposure

to the paint.

Cleanup

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What must workers do in the event of a paint spill?


What PPE is required when cleaning painting equipment after

the job is finished?


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Any questions?

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Paint is a hazardous material: the Material Safety Data Sheet

and the course on Hazardous Materials must be consulted.

Hazardous material toxic fumes propagate through the air:

Ventilation is essential.

An area must be marked off to prevent other workers from

coming into contact with the paint or its fumes.

A cartridge mask must be worn with the basic PPE whenpainting.

Remember:

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Please fill out the questionnaire

and hand it in to the instructor.

Thank you for your attention!

Painting has hazards : apply safety measures!

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