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The document discusses safety precautions for working during windy conditions. It advises notifying crews if high winds are expected so they can watch for debris. Operating hoists and cranes in winds over 35 mph requires checking manufacturer specifications. Work on scaffolds should stop during high winds, especially if covered. Extreme care is needed when lifting flat materials like plywood as they can sail in the wind. Scraps of wood and metal cause the most issues when picked up by winds. Dust and reduced visibility also require slowing equipment and dust control. High winds can spread sparks and fires, causing injuries and damage.
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- 1. Construction Safety Talks Windy Days Some Things To Know Before You Give Your Talk. As a supervisor, you know that sudden gusts of wind can cause No. 42 unexpected accidents. If high winds are expected, tell your crew they should be on the lookout for building material or other debris that can be picked up by the wind and blown around the job. How This Talk Do not operate material/personnel hoists in winds exceeding 35 Applies To My Crew: miles per hour unless manufacturer's specifications say it is ok. Your crew should also check the manufacturer's instructions before operating cranes in high wind situations. Stop work on scaffolds during high wind conditions, especially if the scaffold is wrapped with a tarp. Notify the crew of the wind speed. Extreme care must be taken when picking up large sections of plywood, dry wall, or similar flat materials, as the material can act as a sail. Tag lines should be used when hoisting loads with large flat surfaces. A 20 to 30 mile per hour wind can pick up a piece of scrap material and carry it as far out as the height from which it came. For instance, a piece from a 20 foot scaffold can hit a person standing 20 feet away while the same piece coming off a high rise building may travel almost a full city block. Scraps of plywood and sheet metal cause the most trouble, but a strong wind can pick up a loose two by ten foot deck plank and drop it off a scaffold. The wind can also whip up clouds of dust and reduce visibility. Drivers and operators of heavy equipment should slow down accordingly. Provisions should be made for dust control. Finally, high winds can pick up sparks from open fires and cause whipping tarpaulins to overturn heaters. The resulting fires have caused many severe burn injuries and damage to buildings under construction. 息 2003 Liberty Mutual Group All Rights Reserved 1
- 2. Try This For Show And Tell! Demonstrate methods to tie down materials that could be blown around the job by high winds. Questions You Can Use To Get Them Talking: Who is responsible for securing the job site from blow off conditions during high wind situations? What are the particular hazards that high winds can cause on this job? What can we do as individuals to control these hazards and protect ourselves and other people? Has anyone ever had an accident - or know of one - involving high winds? Attended By: The illustrations, instructions and principles contained in the material are general in scope and, to the best of our knowledge, current at the time of publication. No attempt has been made to interpret any referenced codes, standards or regulations. Please refer to the appropriate code, standard or regulation making authority for interpretation or clarification. 息 2003 Liberty Mutual Group All Rights Reserved 2