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Risk Assessments & Method Statement 15/03/17

Bird Management – Netting – MEWP – Decontamination

Installation of pre-agreed bird netting to roof structure within Area One, Two, Three, Four & Five situated above roadway 3, BBC Elstree Studios.

Series MS-GS-GPRSeries and Number MS-GS-GPR-002 Issue Date 15/03/17

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Address: Clare House, Clare Drive, Farnham Common, Bucks, SL2 3LL

Tel: 01279 311 923

Mobile: 07801 599 048

Project / Contract Roadway 3 Netting Installation

Client Wates Construction

Site Address Elstree Studios, Clarendon Road, Borehamwood

Project Start Date Wednesday 15th March 2017

Expected Duration 25 Working Days

Projected Completed Date Wednesday 12th July 2017

Name Title Signature Date

Document Author M.Lawson Director

Authorised by A.Lawson Director

Authorised by Ross Leary H&S Advisor

Authorised by (for Client)

Emergency Contact Details

Contact Helpdesk Mark Wright Michael Lawson

Tel 01279 311 923 07710394530 07801599048

Mobile

Data Protection Statement

The information and data provided herein shall not be duplicated, disclosed or disseminated by the recipient in whole or in part for any purpose whatsoever without the prior written permission from GServe Facilities Solutions.

Staff Information Sheet

The following method statement has been developed to provide a safe system of work and must be adhered to at all times, any significant deviation from this system must first be authorised by your manager or safety representative.


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Please read the entire sheet before beginning the procedure, if you have any questions please contact your manager or safety representative.

The main hazards to your safety and health are: Falling from height Injury from incorrect manual handling Injury from slips, trips and falls Working with hazardous & contaminated substances Vehicle hazards Injury to other staff or members of the public Asbestos in buildings built before 2000.

Preventative measures you must take: You must be competent to carry out the task. You must be competent and have received training to work at height. Barriers and/or warning signs must be placed around the work area, where risk

assessment has deemed necessary. Visitors and other members of staff are prohibited from entry unless accompanied by a

competent person; all visitors will be issued with personal protective equipment where appropriate.

You must be competent to use hand tools, mains voltage and battery power tools. You must not lift beyond your capabilities, get help if necessary. You must follow all directions given by the site management.

Personal protective equipment you must wear: Hard hat Safety boots Eye protection to be worn at all time Hi-visibility vests Respiratory Masks Harness during MEWP operation Gloves Chemical suits during treatments of contaminated materials.


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Environmental protection measures you must take:

You must dispose of waste and packaging to the designated area provided for waste. Hazardous substances and packaging must be disposed of in compliance with

manufacturer and local authority guidance.

General PrecautionsStaff and TrainingThe works will be carried out by staff from GServe Facilities Solutions. All members of staff are experienced and have been deemed competent to carry out tasks requested of them, all training records held in office for inspection upon request. A responsible person will be appointed to each job that will supervise all works and be responsible for quality and safety. Apprentices and young workers will be supervised at all times and are not allowed to carry out tasks for which they have not been trained.Vehicle SafetyAll company vehicles are subject to a planned maintenance and inspection program. Staff responsible for vehicles will carry out daily and weekly checks to ensure continued roadworthiness. All drivers will comply with road traffic regulations and the Highway Code. All loads will be securely fastened to the vehicle by competent persons prior to travel. Drivers will take planned breaks on long journeys.PPEAll site workers will wear hard hats, safety boots, eye protection and hi-visibility vests at all times; other items of PPE such as dust masks, ear protection and gloves are available to be worn as and when necessary.Preparation and Induction A risk assessment will be prepared for each task which will be discussed with members of staff, any queries or concerns will be dealt with prior to starting work. Staff will be inducted on to site if applicable and will be expected to follow all rules and safety procedures.Manual HandlingAll members of staff have been instructed on the potential dangers of manual handling and staff will not lift items or equipment beyond their capabilities. Heavy or awkward items will be broken down into smaller units or dual lifted where this is not possible. It is the responsibility of the supervisor to assess every situation that requires manual handling and enforce control procedures where he deems necessary; where practical, mechanical aids should be available and used.


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Access and EgressGServe Facilities Solutions staff will ensure safe access and egress is maintained for themselves and other contractors/members of the public in the area they are working in. Good standards of housekeeping will be maintained by all staff. Warning notices and barriers will be deployed as required. Debris will be cleared away on a regular basis and the site left clean and tidy at the end of a shift or task.Working at HeightFalls from height remain the single biggest cause of work-related death in the UK.Due to the nature of this work falls from height are an obvious and ever present risk. All employees have been made aware of the dangers and consequences of falling from height; therefore, all working at height will be properly planned, organised and supervised. Only competent members of staff will be allowed to work at height and it is the responsibility of the senior person to ensure conditions are safe before allowing any work at height to take place.The foreman/senior person will carry out a risk assessment before allowing work at height and put in place equipment and measures to prevent falls occurring. Where he/she cannot eliminate the risk of a fall, he/she will put in place measures and equipment to minimise the distance and consequences of a fall, should one occur.

Guidelines on Safe Operating ProceduresOperatives are trained and competent in ladder use; ladders will only be used without fall protection where the work is light and of short duration AND where the operative can complete his task by maintaining 3 points of contact on the ladder i.e. both feet and at least one hand.Ladders must be Class 1 or EN 131 Industrial grade and be in good condition, and located properly prior to use, i.e. the foot of the ladder should rest on a firm, level, non-slippery surface, and should be footed or tied on the stiles to prevent slipping. Proprietary stabilisers and other equipment could be used where there is a risk of ladders slipping, or if it is uneven ground. Ladder stand offs could be used where access to the roof is required, and the ladder will extend a minimum of 1.05 metres above the gutter. Ladders should be set at a base to height ratio of 1:4.Where required, scaffold will be provided and erected by a competent erector or an approved contractor; the hand rail will extend a minimum 0.95 metre above the working area and a mid rail max 0.47 metre gap will also be in place. The site foreman will ensure a handover certificate is received from the contractor prior to allowing access to the scaffold. During the works access to the scaffold will be via ladder, which will be tied off at the top, ladders will be removed or boarded off at the end of each shift to prevent unauthorised access.


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Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPS) to include cherry pickers, scissor lifts, self-propelled booms, vehicle mounted platforms etc.MEWPS will be supplied by a competent company. The senior person will ensure that only competent staff members are allowed to use the MEWP; competent means someone with the necessary knowledge, training and experience to operate the MEWP safely and without risk to him/herself or others, i.e. PAL / IPAF card holders. Where specified, a safety harness and attached lanyard will be worn whilst working in the MEWP. All staff will be trained to operate the MEWP from the ground controls.Aluminium Tower ScaffoldThe site foreman will ensure that aluminium tower scaffolds are erected in compliance with manufacturer instruction by a competent person. Aluminium tower scaffolds must be used on flat level ground and the stabiliser riggers must be fully deployed and secured prior to working from the tower.Daily visual checks will be carried out by the competent senior person on all the above items and defects reported immediately. Any equipment suspected of being unsafe for whatever reason will be withdrawn from service for repair or replacement.Contractor/Visitor SafetyGServe Facilities Solutions will liaise with other contractors' staff on a day to day basis and ensure they are aware of the risks present during the works. Staff and contractors will not leave any area of work in a dangerous condition or with risks to themselves, other contractors, tenants, or visitors; all tools and equipment will be cleared to secure storage at the completion of each shift. Scaffold, ladders and any other access to height will be made inaccessible.Tools and Electrical EquipmentAll items of tools and equipment will be visually inspected on a regular basis and prior to use, defective or damaged equipment will be removed from service. Electrical tools will be 110V maximum, battery powered tools will be used where possible. Subcontractors will not be allowed to bring on to site any damaged or defective tools, the site foreman is responsible for ensuring all tools and equipment brought on the site are fit for purpose.Material Handling All materials required for site will be unloaded to a designated unloading and storage area which will be away from the work area as far as is practicable. This area will be kept tidy to minimise trip hazards. Materials, as and when required, will be collected from the storage area to the work area. All staff will take care when handling materials.


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HAZARDS IDENTIFIED

Hazards Identified Control Measures

Access/egress Y All personnel must stay within the designated boundaries of the detailed works.

Place of work, Housekeeping (Slips/Trips and Falls)

Y All areas of the workplace will be kept clean and tidy. All materials to be stored correctly and not left on walkways

Others at risk, public, other operatives)

(How do you protect them?)

Y All areas of our works will be segregated and controlled/supervised to ensure that we are not causing a hazard to other contractors.

We must ensure that dusty activities do not cause a hazard for staff or customers

COSHH assessments Y COSHH substances will be used during works, please refer to COSHH assessments attached

Noise/Vibration:

Is this a noisy activity?

N No excessive noise is being made If works activities noise levels exceed (85db) then further safety control measures will be introduced, PPE.

All operatives operating heavy machinery will be required to wear hearing protection.

Vibration Assessments to be carried out to limit all operations that emit vibration to below the action limit.

Dust N Wood dust and site dust will be cleaned up frequently, furthermore operatives will wear suitable PPE (Half Mask EN149:2001)

Manual Handling Y Operative involved in handling to be assessed for physical capability prior to lifting and carrying (operatives are to receive a Manual Handling Assessment & Tool Box Talk)

No operatives will be permitted to lift material over 25kg without a specific assessment in place. This may involve the lift to be automated or team lifting adopted.


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Hazards Identified Control Measures

Hot Works N There will be Hot works on this project.

Falls from Height Y Work will involve working at height, please refer to Risk Assessment Attached.

All work at height activities must be carried out in accordance with the agreed safe system of works. Edge protection must be provided on all leading edges.


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Environmental Y All waste materials will be removed from the working area and disposed in accordance with the project requirements at a central collection point.

Dust, noise will be kept down to a minimum so that the surrounding areas are not affected by site operations.

PLANT & EQUIPMENT

The following plant and Equipment will be used on this project;

Battery power tools Operated by competent operativesHand Tools Operated by competent operatives12.0 M MEWP X 2 Operated by IPAF trained operatives

Make: NiftyliftModel: HR12Power: Electric / bi-energy(The bi-energy option machines can be driven and operated on either electric or diesel power)Charged with a 110v supplyDimensions as per specification sheet below (overall length & width)


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Task Description

• Mark out designated working area using barriers where possible to restrict & redirect traffic and pedestrians.• Visual checks of MEWP’s to be completed daily and before the start of each working day using the plant inspection check list provided. Any malfunctions or defects must be reported to GServe management immediately. Do not proceed to use the machine.• Supervisor to check safety harnesses to ensure correct wear and that all PPE is being worn throughout installation.• Organise all tools and materials required for the works needed and ensure all are placed securely within the toolbox.

Installation

Corner Fixings

The tension of the wire suspension system and the weight of the net is carried by heavy

duty expanding bolts known as Netbolts. These are also used to support cross wires and

are used up to every 10m.

Netbolts are to be installed into a solid part of the structure which has been identified on

site as being the external brick wall.

For this project, it is advised that M6. 316 grade S/S Netbolts (NET029) be used.

A 10mm drill bit will be used to drill into the masonry to a depth of 50mm using a depth

spacer. This will ensure there is minimal risk of exposing any Asbestos.

Then insert the bolt and tighten the nut, which causes the shield to expand inside the

hole to provide a solid fixing.

Intermediate Fixings

To ensure the net will be tensioned and to distribute the weight intermediate fixings are required across the span lengths.


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The installation of pre-agreed bird netting to Areas One, Two, Three, Four & Five situated above roadway 3, BBC Elstree Studios.

These should be installed every 0.5m.

Mark the area, pre-drill to a depth of 38mm and install a red wall plug with a screw eye

fixing.

For the supporting wire to be attached to the cabins we recommend a self-drill screw to

be used with an angle bracket.

Pre-mark at a distance of 0.5m at the top edge of the cabin, place the angle bracket over

the self-drill screw and secure using an electric drill.

Net Straining Wire and Accessories

A 2mm diameter galvanised straining wire is passed through the above fixings in which the net

can be attached.

• We advise that 2mm 7/7 (49 strand) 316 grade S/S Straining Wire (NET008) be used.

• This cable is then tensioned approximately every 10 m using M6 316 grade S/S Barrel Strainers

(NET016) which are attached to the Netbolts.

• The Wire is formed into loops for attachment to the netbolt or barrel strainer by using 2.5mm

Copper Ferrules (NET021) and a MK2 Ratchet Crimper (NET022) this will help to prevent

the straining wire from detaching away from the structure.

• Once the wire is tensioned the net can be positioned onto the supporting wire.

Netting

This project requires the 50mm “No-Flame” Bird Netting (NET251) be used.

• Attach the net to the straining wire using a P7 Hog Ringer (NET009) this holds P7 18mm S/S

Hog Rings (Net012)

• Each square of the net should be attached to the straining wire, for strength and to help

maintain the integrity of the netting.

• Trim any excess netting that is not needed and dispose.


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Guano & Decontamination

Areas within this installation may mean that you could come across heavily contaminated

material in the form of guano. This should be treated where required to minimise human contact

during installation. Full PPE specifically respiratory masks must be worn during any treatment of

guano. Chemical must be diluted to correct ratio and decanted into sprayer bottle which must be

used to treat areas required. Please refer to enclosed COSHH data.

Additional Information:Site rules and regulations must be adhered to at all times and within guidelines set by Wates Management. If you are in any doubt, contact your line manager or helpdesk.


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MEWP - Access Platform Procedures Preparation

1. Work to be carried out checking equipment during day time hours.2. Operatives will wear appropriate PPE.3. Equipment is checked and tested prior top each shift.4. Check ground conditions are suitable.5. Check Height and width restrictions.6. Check for overhead cables and other obstacles.7. Highway hazards - put in place appropriate management signs and cones. 8. Cordon off work area and put in place suitable signage.

Personnel

1. Any named operative who is IPAF trained, certified and deemed to be competent for the work they are expected to achieve, with the safety of those affected by the activity as there priority.

Control measures

1. All personnel have received induction training. 2. All personnel have site meetings with senior management regarding relevant topics. 3. All operative are trained to the international standard set by IPAF (International Powered

Access Federation) and carry their licenses for inspection. 4. Work will only commence if the operator is satisfied that it is safe to do so. 5. The operator has the authority to stop work or refuse the lift if he believes the conditions

on site are unsafe, this may because of the weather, wind, conflicting site activities or the customer acting or intending to work in an unsafe manner.

6. The equipment is tested in accordance with the appropriate provisions (HSG (G) and latest LOLER certificates are available for inspection.

7. Full body harness to be worn with short lanyard attached to anchorage point in cage at all times.

PPE requirements HI vis vest / jacket Safety boots Gloves Hardhat Safety Glasses Mobile Harness


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Emergency Arrangements

1. Rescue procedures for working at height for failed access platform. Two IPAF qualified operators to be present on site during any MEWP use. The use of two way radios can be used in case of emergency for failed access platform.2. Failure of upper control functions while elevated: Where the normal upper control functions fail the operator will use the auxiliary controls from the basket to lower the boom to the safety of the ground.3. Failure of operator to be able to operate the functions while elevated due to following reasons.a) Operator incapacitated.b) Auxiliary functions fail to operate from upper control station. 4. Where the operator is incapable of lowering the boom using the upper controls the appointed person from GServe who is familiarised in the use of the lower ground controls, will lower the platform safely to the ground using the lower ground controls. 5. Failure of lower ground controls.Where the lower ground controls fail to allow the boom to be lowered to the ground the appointed person from GServe will use the auxiliary ground controls to lower the boom safely to the ground. 6. Failure of ALL normal auxiliary lowering functions. Appointed person from GServe shall approach stranded personnel from another platform attach a twin lanyard to harness connected to both cages personnel to step into working cage un clip lanyard from failed platform and descend to ground level. 7. Injuries - access and call emergency services.

First aid requirements

1. All operative to be briefed on the name and location of the first aider.2. Accidents or first aid attention to be reported to GServe supervisor/helpdesk and

entered into accident book.


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Sign Off Sheet

I have read and understood the contents of this Method Statement. Anything I did not understand has been explained to me to my satisfaction. I agree to follow the Method Statement and understand that any instructions are provided for my safety and the safety of others.


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Print Name Signed Date

Mark Wright(Supervisor)

15th March 2017

Charalambos Kikas (Harry) 15th March 2017

Appendix A - Risk Register & Risk AssessmentsDOCUMENT NO: RA/01 Rev. A DATE: 15/03/2017 PROJECT: Bird Netting InstallationCUSTOMER: Wates/BBC/Interserve SITE: Elstree Studios AREA: Roadway 3

WORK / ACTIVITYLOCATION

HAZARDRISK

CONTROL MEASURES(EXISTING)

ACTIONDATE

ACTIONTAKEN

RESULTANT RISK

P S TOTAL P S TOTAL

Installation of Bird Spiking Falling from height (MEWP) 2 4 6 MEWPSOperator is to ensure machine is appropriate for task, i.e. all terrain or flat solid surface.Ensure work area is suitable for machine. No voids/potholes etc.Ensure equipment has valid examination certificate (6 monthly).Operator to conduct pre-start check.Only those with a valid IPAF licence for the category of MEWP to operate machine.Operatives must ensure that a harness with a restraint lanyard is worn and attached to the designated anchor point on the machine.Operatives are not to stand on edge protection or guardrails to gain extra height.Minimum quantities of tools to be taken on to machine.Safe working area below and around the machine to be maintained by either cordoning off the area or hatching out the floor with spray paint.

1 3 4

Injury from incorrect Manual Handling

2 2 4 No operatives will be permitted to lift material over 25kg without a specific assessment in place. This may involve the lift to be automated or team lifting adopted.

1 1 2

PROBABILITY (P) SEVERITY (S)3 - likely to occur immediately or within a short period of time.2 - probably will occur in time.1 - may occur in the fullness of time.

4 - CATASTROPHIC - may cause death or loss of facility3 - CRITICAL - may cause severe injury, severe occupational illness or major property damage2 - MARGINAL - may cause minor injury, minor occupational illness or property damage1 - NEGLIGIBLE - probably would not cause injury, occupational illness or property damage but is a contravention of some criteria or legal

standard etc.NAME: SIGNATURE: DATE: 15/03/17

Appendix A - Risk Register & Risk Assessments


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DOCUMENT NO: RA/01 Rev. A DATE: 15/03/17 PROJECT: Bird Netting InstallationCUSTOMER: Wates/BBC/Interserve SITE: Elstree Studios AREA: Roadway 3


HAZARDRISK


ACTIONDATE

ACTIONTAKEN

RESULTANT RISK

P S TOTAL P S TOTAL

Installation of Bird Spiking Injury from slips, trips and falls 2 3 5 Ensure that all materials and tools are stored appropriately within tool boxes and vehicles when not being used.Keep the working area clear of any netting and other materials that may become a trip hazard.Ensure areas are not used as a walk through by other contractors and site staff.

1 2 4

Injury from incorrect Manual Handling

2 2 4 No operatives will be permitted to lift material over 25kg without a specific assessment in place. This may involve the lift to be automated or team lifting adopted.

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Appendix A - Risk Register & Risk AssessmentsDOCUMENT NO: RA/01 Rev. A DATE: 15/03/17 PROJECT: Bird Netting Installation


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CUSTOMER: Wates/BBC/Interserve SITE: Elstree Studios AREA: Roadway 3


HAZARDRISK


ACTIONDATE

ACTIONTAKEN

RESULTANT RISK

P S TOTAL P S TOTAL

Installation of Bird Spiking Injury from working with hazardous & contaminated substances. 3 3 6

Full PPE must be worn at all times when there is a risk of exposure to contaminated substances or materials and/or whilst treating such substances using chemical treatment.Chemical suit, mask, gloves & respiratory mask must be used during treatment.

Refer to COSHH data

1 2 3

Injury to other staff or members of the public

3 3 6 Working area must be closed off from vehicles and pedestrians whilst operating MEWP units. Barriers must be erected and sufficient signage to be displayed. In circumstances where access is required by site management/staff, MEWPS must not be used until area is restricted to vehicles and pedestrians.

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Appendix A - Risk Register & Risk AssessmentsDOCUMENT NO: RA/01 Rev. A DATE: 15/03/17 PROJECT: Bird Netting InstallationCUSTOMER: Wates/BBC/Interserve SITE: Elstree Studios AREA: Roadway 3


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HAZARDRISK


ACTIONDATE

ACTIONTAKEN

RESULTANT RISK

P S TOTAL P S TOTAL

Installation of Bird Spiking Asbestos in buildings built before 2000. 3 3 6

Exposure to asbestos will not occur providing method statements and agreed installation technique is followed. Only drill for fixings into the brickwork using a 10mm drill bit and drilling not to exceed 50mm.

Respiratory masks and eye protection to be worn during drilling.

1 3 4

Live electric cables and gas pipes 1 4 5 Identify cables or pipework within the vicinity of works and advance plan where drilling will take place within each netting area.Drilling to be into brickwork only and in accordance with agreed methods and no deeper than 50mm.Be aware of your surroundings at all times.

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G Serve Facilities Solutions

Risk Assessments & Method Statement: 15/03/17

Bird Management – Netting – MEWP - Decontamination

Appendix B – COSSH Assessment

COSHH Assessment (Product) (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health 2002 (consolidated revisions) is the Regulation formed under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974)This assessment is a guide on how to safely use, store, transport and dispose of the product. It also indicates safest procedure in event of accidental spillage, human and domestic pet exposure.

Name of Assessor Michael LawsonDate of Assessment 15/03/17Review Date March 2018List Reference Documents(MSDS no., Label no., Product Profile no.,)

MSDS ISSUED – FEB 2016

Section 1Brand Name PX ORNIKILLSupplier KILLGERM LTDActive Ingredient BIGUANIDE & QACHSE /BPR or MAPP numberWhat type of pesticide is it? DISINFECTANTFormulation type (i.e. block, grain, liquid, powder, gel, paste, wick etc.) LIQUIDLD50 rating (oral – rat in mg/kg) N/AWhat colour is it? BLUEIndividual item & Package Quantity

5LHazard Classification NOT CLASSIFIEDList hazard symbols NONER numbers as stated on MSDS

NONE STATEDDoes this product contain an additive to reduce likelihood of accidental poisoning? NONE STATEDManufacturers Details KILLGERM CHEMICALS LTD, DENHOLME DRIVE, OSSLETT, WEST

YORKSHIRE, WF5 9NA

Section 2 (see label)What can I treat with this product? MICRO-ORGANISMS

Where can I use this product?i.e., agricultural areas, domestic households, hotel bedrooms, commercial kitchens, hospital wards (occupied) etc.

ALL AREAS

Is there any particular surface/area I CANNOT apply this product to?

NO

Series MS-GS-GPRSeries and

NumberMS-GS-GPR-001 Issue Date 15/03/17

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Section 3 (see label, exposure through absorption, inhalation, ingestion) How should this product be applied?

VIA PRE-SPRAY

Who is likely to be exposed? OPERATOR / OTHERS

How is exposure likely to user? SKIN CONTACT, INHALATION

How is exposure likely to others? SKIN CONTACT, INHALATION

How can this be controlled (user)? USE OF PPE – GLOVES, GOGGLES, COVERALLS, BOOTS, MASK

How can this be controlled (others)? EXCLUDING THEM FROM AREAUSE OF PPE – GLOVES, GOGGLES, COVERALLS, BOOTS, MASK

What PPE is used when mixing product? GLOVES, GOGGLES, COVERALLS, BOOTS, MASK

What PPE is required when using product? GLOVES, GOGGLES, COVERALLS, BOOTS, MASK

Is there anything I should NOT do when using this product?

AVOID CONTACT WITH SKIN OR EYESDO NOT MIX WITH OTHER PRODUCTS

Section 4 (consult HSE APOC booklet for advise)How should I transport this product? ENSURE LID IS TIGHT AND SECURE, KEEP OUT OF

SUNLIGHT, PROTECT FROM FROST, KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

How should I store this product? ENSURE LID IS TIGHT AND SECURE, KEEP OUT OF SUNLIGHT, PROTECT FROM FROST, KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

Section 5In the event on an accidental spillage, what should I do?

SURROUND AND ASORB WITH SAND, EARTH OR PROPRIETARY PRODUCT. SHOVEL INTO A MARKED CONTAINER. WASH AREA WITH ALKALI SOLUTION, DISPOSE OF VIA LOCAL AUTHORITY.

What Personal Protective Equipment should I wear to clear spillage?

HALF MASK RESPIRATOR WITH TYPE AP FILTER, SYNTHETIC RUNNER GLOVES, IMPERVIOUS FOOTWEAR, EP COVERALL, FACE SHIELD TO BS2092 IC.



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Section 6Human Accidental Exposure – as stated on MSDSInhalation REMOVE TO FRESH AIR, KEEP AT REST, GET MEDICAL ADVICE. Record accident

& inform ManagerExposure to bare skin

WASH WITH WATER, GET MEDICAL ATTENTION, REMOVE CONTAMINATED CLOTHING.

Record accident & inform Manager

Exposure to Eyes IRRIGATE THE EYE WITH WATER FOR 15 MINUTES, GET MEDICAL ATTENTION, REMOVE CONTAMINATED CLOTHING.

Record accident & inform Manager

Ingestion DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING, WASH OUT MOUTH WITH WATER, GET MEDICAL ATTENTION.

Manager to record accident and liase with Hospital if necessary.

Spillage on clothing

WASH AND DISPOSE OF AS NON-HAZARDOUS Replace with new PPE.

Section 7Pets: - Accidental Exposure (List antidote, instructions for VET - if noted on MSDS)Dog Cat Poultry ink ducks Rabbits/Guinea Pigs

N/A N/A N/A N/A

Section 8 (see MSDS)How should I dispose of the empty package? EMPTY COMPLETELY, WASH OUT AND DISPOSE OF AS

NON-HAZARDOUSWhat Personal Protective Equipment should I wear to dispose of packaging?

GLOVES, GOGGLES, COVERALLS, BOOTS, MASK

Section 9 (Conclusion)Does a pesticide have to be used? N/AIs there a more suitable product? NOHave risks to health been assessed? YESAre risks controlled? YESRisk Level MED – SOME RISK, NO MEANS TO IMPROVE



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Risk Assessment Statement Register

Title Bird Management – Netting – MEWP - Decontamination

Revision A

Date of Issue: 15/03/17

Operative Name Signature Date

Mark Wright 15/03/17

Charalambos Kikas (Harry) 15/03/17



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