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Field Level Hazard Assessment

Drywall FLHA examples

Hanging and finishing drywall, ceilings, crown moulding, patching and rendering. Pick the job below to see a complete FLHA with every step, hazard and control, download it as a Word template, or make your own in a couple of minutes.

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Common drywall hazards

Poor housekeeping and wasteGarbage, offcuts and materials left lying around cause trips, cuts and fires, and block exits.
General dustDust from drywall, joint compound, cement and clean up irritates eyes and lungs and makes it hard to see.
Repetitive work and awkward posturesDoing the same movement for hours, kneeling or working overhead causes long-term damage to joints, muscles and tendons.
Lifting and carrying heavy loadsLifting, carrying, pushing or twisting with heavy or awkward loads strains the back, shoulders or knees.
Falling tools and materialsTools, materials or debris fall from above and hit someone working or walking below.
Falling from heightA worker falls from an edge, platform or opening and is badly hurt or killed. Fall protection is needed from 3 metres, and at any height over machinery, water or other hazards.

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