Hydro Blasting Program - ISNetworld RAVS Section - US
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An excerpt from ISNetworld® RAVS®* Safety plan Hydro Blasting Program
Application
This standard applies to all operations where water is forcibly applied to a surface by pneumatic or hydraulic pressure. It may also apply to steam blasting, or steam cleaning, or other hydraulic cleaning methods where this work is done with the aid of additives.
Prior to Starting a Project
Several considerations should be made prior to starting an industrial hydro blasting project. First, consider re-thinking the process. Do the all of the items in this project require blasting? Many times, components of an item that do not need corrosion resistant coating, receive blasting and painting in an overall project. Consider alternative processes. Other determinations to be made prior to the project include which party, (the owner or the contractor) if permitted, will the project emissions be accounted to; which party will be responsible for the handling, transporting, and disposing of hazardous waste; and which party is responsible for record maintenance.
Precautions for Water Cleaning
Wash water runoff shall be channeled through filter fences before discharging to holding tank/recycling plant. The runoff shall be filtered through suitable filter to reduce the discharge particulates. The filter material shall be periodically removed and replaced to maintain effectiveness. Runoff Water may periodically pool in the area of the filter fence due to sediment, grit, or other particulates becoming trapped. When this occurs, the obstructing material shall be cleaned up immediately and disposed of in a designated waste bin. Any activity which has potential of electric shock shall be not be carried out at close proximity to water cleaning operations and all electric equipment shall be adequately protected against ingress water spray/moisture.
