Concrete Pump Truck

Scope and Purpose

Concrete pump truck operation including pipeline safety, blockage response and power line awareness. This procedure applies to all workers, contractors and visitors involved in these activities.

Hazard Identification

• Rollover and tip-over incidents
• Struck-by or run-over of ground personnel
• Crush injuries during loading and unloading
• Contact with overhead power lines
• Equipment mechanical failure
• Noise and vibration exposure

Required PPE

Key Procedure Steps

1. Review this safe work procedure and ensure all workers understand the scope and hazards before starting.
2. Conduct a pre-task hazard assessment (tailboard/toolbox talk) specific to the work area and conditions.
3. Inspect all required PPE and equipment. Remove any defective items from service immediately.
4. Establish the work area with appropriate barricades, signage and access controls.
5. Perform the task following the step-by-step instructions in the full procedure document.
6. Monitor conditions continuously. Stop work if conditions change or new hazards are identified.
7. Clean up the work area, properly store equipment and complete all required documentation.

Training Requirements

All workers performing Concrete Pump Truck activities must complete task-specific training before beginning work. Training must cover hazard recognition, PPE selection and use, emergency procedures and the steps in this SWP. Refresher training is required annually or whenever the procedure is updated. Competency must be verified by a qualified supervisor before workers are authorized to perform these tasks independently.

Regulatory References

• OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart O - Motor Vehicles, Mechanized Equipment
• CSA B335 - Safety Standard for Lift Trucks
• ASME B30 - Safety Standards for Cranes and Hoists
• MSHA 30 CFR - Mine Safety and Health