Individual Hazard Boards for Plant Operatives

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Due to the logistics of the area and the site being ‘brownfield’, the site was split into three sections. Works were being carried out at separate stages on each section, so the Project Manager Sandy Haggart wanted to reinforce the daily hazards in each section to the plant operators working there.

In addition to a main hazard board for the whole site, each plant operator was provided with a separate ‘mini hazard board’, updated daily, which highlighted the hazards relevant to the section the plant operator was working in.

The hazard boards are mounted in the plant cabs and visible to the operator at all times.

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Published 19 March 2018
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