Safe Concrete Mixing and Pouring
A safety talk about preventing injuries during concrete mixing, transporting, and finishing.
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Key Hazards
- Skin irritation from wet cement
- Strains from heavy lifting
- Pinch points from mixers
2–3 Minute Talk Script
Safe concrete mixing and pouring is essential for construction crews, masons, and repair teams. Concrete is heavy, alkaline, and can cause skin burns if handled improperly.
Workers should avoid direct skin contact with wet cement and should wash immediately if splashes occur. Proper gloves and boots prevent burns and irritation.
Different tasks require different tools—mixers, wheelbarrows, pump trucks, or trowels. Each presents unique pinch points or strain risks.
Workers should keep the area clear of trip hazards, communicate when moving wet concrete, and avoid standing in deep or freshly poured sections.
Safety Reminders
- Avoid direct skin contact with wet cement.
- Use proper PPE for mixing and pouring.
- Work slowly to prevent strains.
- Stay clear of moving concrete equipment.
Ask the Crew
- Are we protected from cement contact today?
- Do we need additional help with heavy loads?