Spray Painting in a booth requires suitable Personal Protective Equipment and specific instructions on how to work safely.

This five page Safe Work Procedure or Work Method Statement has been developed for employers to be able to give direct instructions on how to Spray Paint in a booth safely.The document can be used as part of an Induction Process and implemented into an existing OHS System.

The Safety Procedure for Spray Painting in a booth includes: The Procedure is in MSWord Format and is email ready. It is generally emailed within six business hours.

Additional Safety Notes

When Spray Painting In A Booth:

• Ensure spray gun hoses are routed as straight as possible.
• Only point the spray gun at the work.
• Clean the hoses and guns thoroughly before changing colors.
• Change and launder clothes which may of become contaminated.
• Air monitoring must be carried out by trained personnel.

The Safety Procedure includes:

• PPE
• Specific Risks
• Operators Requirements
• Respirators
• Storage of Paing
• Daily Maintenence
• And much more...
• Risk Ratings


• 4 Page Complete Procedure
• MS Word Format
• This Is Not A Blank Template
• Version 4.0

Brick Saw Safe Work Method Statement has been referenced from:

• Queensland – Spray Painting Guide for Employers and Operators
• New South Wales - Workcover – Spray painting Guide – 2001
• National Occupational Health and Safety Commission -NATIONAL GUIDANCE MATERIAL FOR SPRAY PAINTING - JUNE 1999
• National Occupational Health and Safety Commission – ISOCYANATES (Guide)

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