Concrete Pumper's Annual Magazine - 2013

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Expo and Picnic

FAIRFIELD SHOWGROUND Prairiewood Sydney NSW Sunday 27th October 2013 10 AM to 3 PM

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The Concrete Pumping Association of Australia Inc. The members and committee of the Concrete Pumping Association developed the concept of the pumpers Expo and Picnic in 2001 as a forum for benefiting the concrete pumping industry through informal discussion and education that may lead to a safer and more prosperous industry.

The “Pumpers Expo and Picnic” is the only organised function in the southern hemisphere that provides pump owners and suppliers the opportunity to get together for the benefit of members, non-members and the pumping industry in general.

Executive Committee Members 2012/13 President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer:

Andrew Mitchell Matt Boyer David Thomas David Bond

Mitchcon Pty Ltd Rapid Crete Pty Ltd Schwing Australia Pty Ltd CPE Machinery Pty Ltd

VIC VIC NSW NSW

Committee Members 2012/13

Peter Loveday Coastwide Pumping Pty Ltd NSW

Anthony Mattar Belconnen Concrete Pty Ltd ACT

Ian Olifent Meals Concrete Pumping Pty Ltd QLD We wish to take this opportunity to thank the exhibitors, advertisers, sponsors, members and visitors who have contributed greatly to the success of the picnics and in particular the previous and current committee members and marshals who have donated their time and effort to ensure the ongoing success of the pumper’s picnic.

We would like to thank Pix Jonasson, Success Dynamics Group, for coordinating the 2013 Magazine and organising the Expo; Snap Printing (Port Macquarie) for printing the magazine; and Snap Printing (Wetherill Park) for printing the Association’s Logbook and safety products.

Andrew Mitchell President CPAA

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Matt Boyer

David Thomas

David Bond

Peter Loveday

Anthony Mattar

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President’s Welcome Message I would like to extend a very warm welcome to members and guests attending the 2013 Pumpers Expo & Picnic.

It goes without saying that this is the highlight of the year and gives all those associated with the industry an opportunity to get together on a social basis with their families to exchange ideas and find out what is new.

This year, the CPAA Management Committee has engaged the services of an events organiser, Pix Jonasson of Success Dynamics, to ensure the day is as successful as possible along with the supporting magazine to ensure this once again becomes a must attend weekend every year.

I would also like to thank all those companies that have supported the magazine with advertising and by coming along to exhibit their pumps and products, without their generous support the weekend activities and amusements would not be possible.

The Committee has decided to hold the CPAA Annual General Meeting AGM and General Meeting GM on Monday morning 28th October following the Expo. This will hopefully allow interstate visitors to stay an extra night to attend the meeting, and then catch their flights home by mid-afternoon ready for business on Tuesday morning.

We hope this will enable more members to attend the AGM and GM, and have some input to the direction and issues faced by the CPAA. The Committee would like to formally encourage as many members as possible to attend and participate in the weekend’s events as well as the AGM.

Australian Standards AS 2550.15: Anthony Mattar, the CPAA-appointed representative, along with observer, Peter Loveday, attended the Draft Standards meeting on 4th July 2013. A number of requests were made to the Standards Committee, the most important was to reword clause 7.4.4. enabling the six-year rule strip down rule to be extended to 10 years if certain criteria has been met. At the time of writing, the CPAA’s request had not been adopted by Standards Australia. We are hoping that the new Standard is published prior to the Expo, so that members can be informed of the outcome. See Page 24 & 25 Standards by CPAA representative Anthony Mattar.

Industry Representation: The Concrete Pumping Association of Australia Inc. (CPAA) is currently incorporated in NSW. In order for the CPAA to be an organisation that can truly represent all of its members from all States to all governments and regulators, the Association has received independent legal advice that it will necessary to be registered as an ASIC based entity.

This change will require an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of members. In anticipation this has been scheduled for 25th March 2014 in Sydney with the intent of transferring to an ASIC-based company by 30th June 2014. The new not-for-profit organisation will be owned and controlled by the members and more detailed information will be circulated to all members in due course.

The Committee has been working very hard in the last 12 months, with regular Skype meetings. A new website is being planned with new content with the intent of keeping members better informed and more up to date.

In the meantime, stay safe, and keep pumping.

Andrew Mitchell President CPAA 2013 ANNUAL MAGAZINE | ISSUE NUMBER 10

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Friday, 6 September 2013

MAYOR’S MESSAGE FOR CONCRETE PUMPING ASSOCIATION OF Friday, 6 September 2013 AUSTRALIA THEbehalf MAYOR’S MESSAGE FOR CONCRETE OF On of Fairfield City Council, I would like PUMPING to express ASSOCIATION my support for the Concrete Pumping Associations ofAUSTRALIA Australia (CPAA), Pumpers Expo and Picnic, once again taking place at Fairfield Showground.

On behalf of Fairfield City Council, I would like to express my support for the Pumping Association of important Australia (CPAA) Pumpers Expo provides and Picnic, Concrete The concrete pumping industry is an one. Concrete pumping our once again taking place at Fairfield Showground.

City with strong infrastructure that our community relies on. Without it, residents’

homes and businesses would not look the same.

The concrete pumping industry is an important one. Concrete pumping provides our City with strong infrastructure that ourCity community on. Without it, residents’ There are businesses local to Fairfield that deal relies with concrete pumping, and we homes and businesses would not look the same. are proud the CPAA Expo and Picnic will be held here to support their training and development.

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an occasion the whole family can enjoy.

The Expo and Picnic held at Fairfield Showground is a great way to learn about new technologies, updates inallthe industry and and standards.

It is also a chance to unwind; Fairfield City welcomes visitors, locals trade professionals to Fairfield City. an occasion the whole family can enjoy.

Please enjoy the CPAA Expo and Picnic. We hope to see you again next year.

Fairfield City welcomes all visitors, locals and trade professionals to Fairfield City.

Regards, Please enjoy the CPAA Expo and Picnic. We hope to see you again next year.

Frank Carbone Regards, Mayor of Fairfield City Frank Carbone Mayor of Fairfield City 4

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The Program for CPAA 2013 Annual Expo and Picnic, Sunday 27th October 2013 includes: • 6:30am Bump In/Set up by exhibitors • 10:00am Gates Open • 12:00pm Welcome and Introduction - President CPAA Andrew Mitchell • 12:05pm Keynote Speaker/s Industry Standards and Technical Topics • 3:00pm Close and Bump Out

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Work Cover Targets Safe Operation WorkCover NSW is currently undertaking its High Consequence/Low Frequency (HCLF) verification program for the 2013/14 period. HCLF incidents are those that occur infrequently but can have a very large human, social, environmental and/or economic impact on a workplace, industry sector or the NSW economy.

One part of the 2013/14 program will focus on the mechanical integrity and safe operation of truck mounted and fixed concrete boom pumps. The program will consist of verification inspections that are undertaken both at home base (mechanical integrity and systems) and on site (safe operation). Inspectors will be completing verification checklists that focus on the high risk areas associated with the operation of this type of plant and will be verifying compliance to relevant work health and safety (WHS) legislation.

The program will be implemented right across the state of NSW and consultation has occurred with a number of industry stakeholders and relevant industry associations. WorkCover is committed to assist in building the capacity of the whole industry to comply with relevant WHS legislative requirements and to ensure a safe and productive industry sector.

Inspectors will generally be contacting company representatives and organising the site visits prior to any verification visits, however there will also be occasions when inspectors will complete verification checklists on equipment that is on a site they are visiting for a different purpose. For any further information required in relation to this program you can contact Daniel Beavon, Team Coordinator - Construction Services on 9598 3317.

WorkCover currently also offers a number of free services that can assist you in improving your WHS systems including workplace advisory visits, workshops and presentations. Attendance at these events can also provide an opportunity for you to become eligible for a $1000 rebate in relation to the purchase of safety equipment or improvements to systems that you make as a result of that attendance. For more information go to the WorkCover website at www.workcover.nsw.gov.au

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Standards Report

AS 2550.15 Draft Major Inspections and Strip Down On the 23 January 2013, the DRAFT document was released by Standards Australia.

The review of this document sat dormant for a number of years.

Industry stakeholders were involved in the review, and had previously made revisions to the AS 2550.15 – 1994.

The CPAA formed a working sub-committee, and the CPAA website was updated with a link to the Draft document, and members were encouraged to review and comment on the document themselves.

The CPAA working sub-committee held a total of 14 separate Skype meetings over a period of 2 months, and they actively reviewed and sought to make amendments to the DRAFT. Industry members were lobbied, and the CPAA requested representation on the Standards Australia technical sub-committee, the people who review and decide what goes into the completed standard.

Upon acceptance, the CPAA elected 2 people to represent the interests of pumpers alike at the upcoming Standards Australia review meeting.

Anthony Mattar (Belconnen Concrete) was elected to represent the CPAA, and Peter Loveday (Coastwide Pumping) was elected as an observer.

The basis of the CPAA submission is as follows: • Provide representation on behalf of CPAA members.

• Focus and promote best practice, consistency and industry standards and compliance in the concrete pumping industry.

• Bring the DRAFT into line with and reference to current requirements; including statutory regulations, codes of practices.

• Provide a forum for uniformity of regulatory safety and standards within the concrete pumping industry in Australia.

• Give clarity to proposed sections of the DRAFT in particular the following: • Section 1 – SCOPE AND GENERAL - Definitions • Section 3 – SELECTION OF CONCRETE PLACING EQUIPMENT - General • Section 6 – ERECTION AND DISMANTLING - Pipeline Cleaning Procedure - Concrete Hopper Cleaning • Section 7 – MAINTENANCE, INSPECTION, ASSESSMENT AND REPAIR - Logbooks - Repair - Inspection and Assessment

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Of the entire DRAFT document the most contentious item was Section 7.4.4 – Major inspection and assessment for safe use.

Whether you choose to accept it, adhere to it or not, the current AS 2550.15 – 1994 stipulates that all concrete boom pumps MUST be fully stripped down!

Australian Standards are not legal documents, yet they form part of the numerous and integral documents, which can be used in a prosecution.

A concrete pump owner/operator must consider a wide range of standards, other standards in a set, manufacturers’ guidelines and safety bulletins/updates, technical documents, actual wear and tear, and more importantly your obligations under the WHS Act, Regulation and relevant Codes of Practice.

In more recent times, comments and concerns have related to the confusion surrounding the 6-year rule, whether financial/commercial or of a legal/obligatory nature.

All owners and operators need to be vigilant as to how and what they do.

Image 1 below, identifies the hierarchy of these documents.

At the time of writing this article, the Draft AS 2550.15 has still not been approved for release by the AS sub-committee.

Report By,

Anthony Mattar CPAA Committee Member Nominated Representative AS2550.15 Standards Committee

Act

Duties of workplace parties

Regulations

Complement and support the general duties as well as procedural and administrative matters under the WHS Act

Codes of Practice

Are practical guides to achieving the standards of health and safety required under the WHS Acr and Regulation.

Codes of Practice are admissible as evidence in court proceedings.

Regulator guidance material, Australian Standards/Industry Standards, other WHS material Further guidance to assist compliance with the WHS legislation.

To provide ‘state of knowledge’ along with codes or practice.

Image 1: Hierarchy / Legislative framework of all documents

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Safety Products The Concrete Pumping Association has designed a range of safety products in accordance with the National safety regulating body’s code of practice and they are distributed to members and non-members for the benefit of the concrete pumping industry in Australia.

Logbooks

m and Line pumps. They Log Books are available for both Boo operators to maintain are designed to enable owners and accordance with the their machines and their records in e. current standards and Code of Practic le so that the white An office copy logbook is also availab logbook can be filed in copy of each page from the pumps the office for safe keeping.

Safety Stickers

The Association has available for purchase top-quality long-lasting safety stickers. These are available to members and non-members. Members save approximately 30% The Boom Pump kit includes 43 stickers. The Line Pump kit includes 11 stickers.

Detailed instructions are included in each kit as to where to place the stickers.

PUMP SAFE

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GENERAL RULES

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6.6 tion. Reinit (if so equipped) e or stall the DANGER! If and you are in doubt grate befor Figure 8 is not possible about e to maintain 8 metres your proximity to high voltage Watch for low-hanging power or use lines wires, or if it of clearance a different placemen t method. Never , you must lay a separate pipeline (See Figure 14.) take chances with high voltage!

Carefully select your route of travel. Avoid steep hills, residential areas, construction, low overpass clearances and narrow bridges whenever possible. The driver is responsible for knowing the weight and height of the machine.

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CPAA Sticker

Safety Manuals

The A5 Safety sily Manuals fits ea box into the glove rence. for handy refe ned They are desig ci to prevent ac be dents and can ion used for induct training.

NO! g, the boom on topTheof Wat tain 8 metres drivin er Box electrical of clearance. Mechanic wires, even if you boom to move accidents when can mainWARNINGal or hydraulic malfuncti downs, (Figure 15). prevention of on may cause ! Crushing pump the ving the A guide for the4.4 taining concrete drivingaundertremo water box and amputation hANY em fostructure, WARNING! Collision hazard! Before BE SURE rc hazard! covers. ing, and main ding If your the pump leaning. If the ment unit has Stop the conc thatequip the machine will clearinclu (Figure 9). re operating, clean rete pump bolt down you are and engine, and is not a bolt-d ow before s, and related guards, installed, nished cleaning put the key in yourn guard over placing boom mix drivers and the wat do not remove and the pocket ready er box, for box cove you may simp cove on so 11.2 rs it cannot th ly are back rs. Repl be resta en stop ace the stop the pump in place or boom. co-worker secti rted until covers befor from . If a near the pump CAUTION e restartingstroking befor bolt-down grate is people working the pump e removing when clean ! If possible, the Know your height and weight DANGER! Do 11.1

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This LARGE sticker is supplied as part of the Membership Kit when joining the Association Inc. and after membership paym ent has been received.

Ordering Information This can be found on the Association’s website cpassoc.com.au which includes a prefilled order.

For more information please contact Concrete Pumping Association of Australia Inc. PO Box 19, Granville NSW 2142 | Ph: 02 9543 7577 Fax: 02 9543 7588 Email: info@cpassoc.com.au Web:cpassoc.com.au 26

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