Respiratory PPE Inspection for Concrete
Contributor: Safesite HQ Jurisdiction: General Requirements
Exposure to cement dust can irritate eyes, nose, throat and the upper respiratory system. Silica exposure can lead to lung injuries including silicosis and lung cancer. Use this inspection to audit PPE for mixing and pouring concrete.
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1. Are employees made aware of the potential respirable hazards of working with concrete when dust is created?
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2. Does the employer provide at least a P-, N-, or R-95 respirator to minimize inhalation of cement dust?
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3. Are respirators maintained, clean, and stored in a protective manner (in a ziplock bag or something similar)?
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4. Do employers provide a cost-free medical examination for employees required to wear a respirator?
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5. Are employees provided a dust-free area to eat or drink to avoid ingesting cement dust?
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6. Are employees provided water, soap, and clean towels to remove concrete residue from skin or eyes as needed?
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7. Is water used to supress dust in concrete operations?
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