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Plastering & Drylining RAMS
Drylining injuries cluster around two things nobody plans for: the weight and shape of full boards, and working overhead for hours at a time. This document scores the handling, the dust and the access method so the right lifting aid and platform are decided in advance.
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Plastering and drylining RAMS.
Dust control, plasterboard handling, podium and stilt work, overhead strain.
Why you need it on the job
How it links to the standards
The equipment and controls this template asks you to record are governed by published standards that define what each item must withstand and how it is tested. These are the ones that apply most directly:
- EN 149 — filtering half masks (FFP1/FFP2/FFP3)
- EN 166 — eye protection
- EN 388 — gloves against mechanical risks
The full EN standards library covers every standard referenced across SafetyOrbit.
Related guidance
Filling the template in is easier when you know the reasoning behind each control. These notes cover the practical detail:
- Tips and Tricks — the full technique-note library for this kind of work
Related guidance
The technique notes behind this document, from Construction & Demolition:
Frequently asked questions
Are stilts covered?
Yes, with the conditions under which they may be used, the floor condition required, and the tasks for which a podium is the safer choice.
What controls the sanding dust?
On-tool extraction or a vacuum sander first, ventilation second, and respiratory protection as the backup.