Fibreglass This product can have grit particles moulded into upper surface to provide very gratings good slip resistance. Fluids are quickly drained away. Ways to eliminate or minimise slipping hazards due to liquid and waste from machinery include: modify the machinery to prevent leakage install exhaust systems to remove dusts or that would otherwise settle on floors use a tray to collect liquid and waste. Ways to eliminate or minimise slipping hazards due to rainy days include: have absorbent flooring materials at entrances provide facilities for leaving umbrellas at entrances provide easy access to equipment and materials for cleaning up water on the floor. Ways to eliminate or minimise slipping hazards due to accidental spills include: clean up water or oily spills immediately use absorbent paper or powder for cleaning – up any oily residues thoroughly dry floors after cleaning erect warning signs at areas with a high risk of spills. Controlling the risks of tripping Ways to eliminating tripping hazards include: provide storage areas separate to work areas provide sufficient storage systems to keep materials out of aisles provide sufficient power sockets and computer service jacks to minimise or remove the requirement for cords on the floor (where possible) remove or cover protruding sockets on the floor securely stack goods and avoiding single towering stacks hang cords over work areas rather than on the floor clean up workplaces and remove rubbish or obstructions regularly display visual cues, such as warning strips and signs to alert pedestrians about changed or uneven surfaces. Shared workplaces In shared workplaces PCBUs must consult, cooperate and coordinate activities with all other persons who have a work health or safety duty in relation to the same matter, so far as is reasonably practicable.
Fibreglass gratings This product can have grit particles moulded into upper surface to provide very good slip resistance. Fluids are quickly drained away. Ways to eliminate or minimise slipping hazards due to liquid and waste from machinery include: modify the machinery to prevent leakage install exhaust systems to remove dusts or that would otherwise settle on floors use a tray to collect liquid and waste. Ways to eliminate or minimise slipping hazards due to rainy days include: have absorbent flooring materials at entrances provide facilities for leaving umbrellas at entrances provide easy access to equipment and materials for cleaning up water on the floor. Ways to eliminate or minimise slipping hazards due to accidental spills include: clean up water or oily spills immediately – use absorbent paper or powder for cleaning up any oily residues thoroughly dry floors after cleaning erect warning signs at areas with a high risk of spills. Controlling the risks of tripping Ways to eliminating tripping hazards include: provide storage areas separate to work areas provide sufficient storage systems to keep materials out of aisles provide sufficient power sockets and computer service jacks to minimise or remove the requirement for cords on the floor (where possible) remove or cover protruding sockets on the floor securely stack goods and avoiding single towering stacks hang cords over work areas rather than on the floor clean up workplaces and remove rubbish or obstructions regularly display visual cues, such as warning strips and signs to alert pedestrians about changed or uneven surfaces. Shared workplaces In shared workplaces PCBUs must consult, cooperate and coordinate activities with all other persons who have a work health or safety duty in relation to the same matter, so far as is reasonably practicable.