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Shotcrete / Sprayed Concrete SWMS

SWMS template for shotcrete / sprayed concrete. Covers Wet/dry mix shotcrete for tunnel, retaining wall, pool shells.. 8-state AU coverage, CIH-reviewed editable DOCX delivered within 24 hours of payment.

βš–οΈWHS Regulation 2025 & Codes of Practice β€” legally binding from 1 July 2026 (s26A)
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Shotcrete and sprayed concrete application β€” wet or dry mix delivered under high pressure for tunnel linings, retaining walls and pool shells. Triggers High Risk Construction Work under WHS Regulation 2011 r291 due to pressurised spray, respirable crystalline silica exposure, rebound projectiles and frequent confined space entry.

Hazards identified

3 hazards covered, sorted by priority.

High-pressure hose whip and nozzle reboundHIGH

Severe blunt trauma, eye injury, fatality

Respirable crystalline silica from cement and aggregateHIGH

Silicosis, lung cancer, COPD

Confined space asphyxiation in tunnels and shaftsHIGH

Oxygen depletion, dust accumulation, fatality

Control measures

Hierarchy-of-controls order: elimination β†’ substitution β†’ isolation β†’ engineering β†’ administrative β†’ PPE.

  1. 1Use whip-checks, hose restraints and dead-man controls; isolate exclusion zone 5m around nozzle.
  2. 2Wet-mix delivery, on-tool extraction, P2/P3 RPE, and air monitoring per WHS Reg r50.
  3. 3Confined space permit, continuous atmospheric monitoring, mechanical ventilation and standby rescue per AS 2865.

Applicable Codes of Practice

WHS Regulation 2011 r291 β€” High Risk Construction Workβš– Legally binding Β· 1 Jul 2026

Mandates SWMS before pressurised concrete spraying commences

Code of Practice β€” Managing Risks of Respirable Crystalline Silicaβš– Legally binding Β· 1 Jul 2026

Silica exposure controls and air monitoring duties

High-Risk Construction Work triggered

14
Work in or near a confined space

Tunnel and shaft shotcreting requires entry into confined atmospheres with dust accumulation.

18
Work involving use of pressurised gas/fluid systems

Shotcrete delivered through high-pressure hose and air systems exceeding safe discharge limits.

Legal consequence

SWMS mandatory under r291; PCBU fines up to $30,000 for non-compliance.

What you receive

  • βœ“Editable DOCX SWMS template β€” fully customisable
  • βœ“State-specific legislation schedule covering all 8 AU jurisdictions
  • βœ“Hazard register aligned to WHS Reg 2025
  • βœ“Worker sign-on and consultation register

Related legislation

  • WHS Act 2011 s19 β€” Primary duty of care
  • WHS Regulation 2011 r50 β€” Airborne contaminant exposure standards
  • AS 2865 β€” Confined spaces
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Document details

Regulation
WHS Regulation 2011 r291 β€” High Risk Construction Work; applicable state WHS Regulations and Codes of Practice.
HRCW Category
High-pressure spray, silica, rebound, confined
Hazards Identified
6 hazards with controls
Format
Editable DOCX (Microsoft Word)
Author
Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH)
Delivery
Instant download after payment