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Sandblasting safety checklist

Sandblasting safety checklist

Keep job site risks in check with a safety checklist built for sandblasting operations. You’ll cover PPE, equipment, ventilation, and more, all in one clear form.

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Sandblasting safety checklist

Keep job site risks in check with a safety checklist built for sandblasting operations. You’ll cover PPE, equipment, ventilation, and more, all in one clear form.

Use this template with Lumiform

  • Customize this template or build your own
  • Fill out templates via mobile app
  • Get reports and analyse your data
Prices start from ░░░ per month
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or Download template as PDF

Our sandblasting safety checklist template provides a comprehensive framework to protect workers from serious hazards during abrasive blasting operations. This template goes beyond basic requirements to address the specific dangers of silica dust exposure, which according to NIOSH studies can reach concentrations up to 200 times the recommended exposure limit during sandblasting operations.

You’ll find detailed inspection points for blasting equipment, surrounding areas, and personal protective equipment to identify potential safety issues before work begins. We created this template specifically for safety managers who need to ensure OSHA compliance while protecting their teams from respiratory diseases, high-pressure injuries, and other occupational hazards associated with sandblasting work.

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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Are sandblasting suits/coveralls in good condition?
Are blast hoods/helmets in good working order?
Are gloves in good condition and providing adequate protection?
Are safety boots/shoes being worn?
Are all workers wearing NIOSH-approved respiratory protection?
Blasting Equipment
Is the blast pot/pressure vessel in good condition?
Are supply hoses free of damage or leaks?
Are blast nozzles in good working order?
Is the compressed air supply adequate for the operation?
Are all connections tight and secure?
Work Area
Is the work area properly barricaded or enclosed?
Are warning signs and labels clearly visible?
Is the work area free of combustible materials?
Is the work area adequately ventilated?
Is the lighting sufficient for the task?
Housekeeping and Cleanup
Is the work area kept free of abrasive media and dust buildup?
Are used abrasives properly contained and disposed of?
Are work surfaces and equipment cleaned regularly?
Are hygiene facilities (handwashing, showers) provided?
Are workers instructed on proper decontamination procedures?

Frequently asked questions

What makes this sandblasting safety checklist different from general safety forms?

This checklist specifically addresses the unique hazards of abrasive blasting operations, with dedicated sections for inspecting blast vessels, compressed air systems, and specialized PPE like Type CE respirators. It includes silica dust exposure controls and environmental containment measures that general safety forms typically don’t cover in sufficient detail.

Who should be responsible for completing the sandblasting safety checklist?

The site supervisor or designated safety officer should take primary responsibility for completing the checklist, but operators should participate in the inspection process. This collaborative approach ensures technical expertise while empowering workers to identify potential hazards in their immediate work environment and take ownership of safety protocols.

What are the most critical items on the sandblasting safety checklist?

The most critical items include verification of proper respiratory protection (Type CE supplied-air respirators), blast hose condition and coupling integrity, proper ventilation systems, and silica content verification of blasting media. These items directly address the highest-risk factors for serious injury and long-term health conditions like silicosis.

This template, developed by Lumiform employees, serves as a starting point for businesses using the Lumiform platform and is intended as a hypothetical example only. It does not replace professional advice. Companies should consult qualified professionals to assess the suitability and legality of using this template in their specific workplace or jurisdiction. Lumiform is not liable for any errors or omissions in this template or for any actions taken based on its content.