TBT-LEV-01810-15 minsRespiratory
LEV & Dust Extraction Toolbox Talk
Capture the hazard at source
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- Attendance register included
Local Exhaust Ventilation systems are essential for controlling airborne hazards. This toolbox talk explains how LEV works, user responsibilities, checking effectiveness, and legal requirements for testing and maintenance.
What Your Team Will Learn
- LEV systems must be used correctly to be effective - do not disable them
- Position extraction hoods as close to the source as possible
- Check that LEV systems are working before starting work
- Report any reduction in extraction effectiveness immediately
- LEV systems require regular testing and maintenance - at least every 14 months
What's Covered
Key Topics
- •Why LEV & Dust Extraction matters - statistics and real-world impact
- •Legal requirements - employer and employee duties under UK law
- •Key hazards and risk factors to recognise
- •Step-by-step safe working practices
- •Common mistakes to avoid
- •Warning signs to watch for and report
- •Do's and Don'ts quick reference guide
- •Discussion questions for team engagement
What's Included
- Comprehensive 2-page toolbox talk
- Attendance register with 18 sign-off rows
- Session info table (date, location, presenter, duration)
- Editable Word format - add your logo and customise
- Ready to print and deliver
Regulatory Compliance
Primary Regulation:
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002
Also relevant:
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 require LEV systems to be maintained and tested at least every 14 months. This toolbox talk covers user responsibilities.
Key Takeaway
“Capture at source, check it works, report problems.”
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