Sample AHA

ACTIVITY HAZARD ANALYSIS

Date Submitted: August 18,2010

Contract No.: W912CN-10-C-0044Name of Project: Tunnel Renovation, Bldg.1292, Fort Shafter, Oahu, Hawaii

Activity Start Date: ___________________________ Date of Pre-Phase Meeting:______________________________________

Submitted by Contractor: _________________________________ Accepted by Govt. Rep.: ______________________________ (Signature) (Signature)

__________Safety Officer______________ ____________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)Comments by Govt. Rep:____________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________PHASE NO. ACTIVITY POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRECAUTIONARY ACTION & CONTROLS TO BE TAKEN

Spec. Sec. 01 90 00

Mobilize on Site

Set up Traffic & Pedestrian Controls

Place Traffic Barriers &

Signs

Hit by automobiles

Traffic congestion & accidentsForeign Objects in Eyes

Foreign Objects in Eye

Hit by automobiles

Barriers hit by on coming autos

Traffic confusion & accidents

Two person crew minimum, wear orange safety vests, stay alert to traffic; have flag person or use stop sign

Strictly adhere to approved Traffic Control Plan diagrams and descriptions

Must wear safety glasses at all times while on jobsite

Two person crew minimum, work out of back of truck, wear safety vests, stay alert

Two person crew minimum, work out of back of truck, wear safety vests or reflective clothing, stay alert

Use traffic barriers with flashing lights from safety

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

Flashing Traffic Barriers &Approved Directional Signs

Daily, notify safety systems if any flashers are not working

OJT/Surrounding environment awareness

POD Form 184-R (REV) (Edition of 22 Apr 91 is obsolete) (Sheet 1 of 2 Sheets) 16 Oct 98

ACTIVITY HAZARD ANALYSIS (Continuation)

PHASE NO. ACTIVITY POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRECAUTIONARY ACTION & CONTROLS TO BE TAKEN

Temporary Control Fences

Temporary Electrical Power

Hand pinch and cut injuries

Eye Injury, Foot & Head Injury

Sunburn

Dehydration

Public Entry and tripping

Public Injury

Prevent Electrocution

All Potential Hazards

Wear leather gloves and use both hands to lift and open barricades for placement when necessary

Must wear safety glasses, steel toe shoes, and hard hat at all times while on jobsite

Wear Sunscreen on all exposed skin and face, Wear long pants and shirt with sleeves

Make sure personnel stays hydrated

Install temporary construction fence to enclose area of sidewalk work

Stay within construction areaPost signs stating construction area; “hard hat area” etc.

Overhead lines will be flagged with (orange) marking ribbon.Upon completion DPW will be notified of where the circuit is located.

Assess work area prior to starting work on any task.Appropriate AHA's to be reviewed during Weekly Safety Meeting.

POD Form 184-R (Rev) (Sheet 2 of 2 Sheets) 16 Oct 98


Date Submitted: August 18, 2010

Contract No.: Contract No.: W912CN-10-C-0044Name of Project: Tunnel Renovation, Bldg.1292, Fort Shafter, Oahu, Hawaii

Activity Start Date:______________________________________ Date of Pre-Phase Meeting:____________________________


__Safety Officer________________ _______________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)

Comments by Govt. Rep:____________________________________________________________________________________________


Spec. Sec.

02 41 00

Demolition

Foot and skin punctures

Tripping / falling

Inhalation of dust


Remove any protruding nails from debris

General jobsite requires daily cleanup.Use proper ladder setup for correct working height. Height exceeds 6 feet must be fully harness and lanyard attached to anchor

Must wear two banded dust mask whenever generating dustUse wet method, if possibleUse half mask respirator when required.


EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsElectric SawPPEWheel Barrow

DailyPrior to each useDailyDaily

OJTTradesmenOJTOJT

POD Form 184-R (REV) (Edition of 22 Apr 91 is obsolete)16 Oct 98



Debris falling and Hitting people below

Cuts

Loss of hearing


Immediately pick up and bag all debris as it is createdTie trash bag down until ready to remove

No throwing debris from different levels unless proper precautions are taken

Wear leather gloves when handling debris

Use of ear plugs if noise exceeds DOD Noise exposure levels

Appropriate AHA's to be reviewed during weekly safety meeting.Assess work area prior to starting work on any task.




Contract No.: Contract No.: W912CN-10-C-0044Name of Project: Tunnel Renovation, Bldg.1292, Fort Shafter, Oahu, Hawaii

Activity Start Date:_______________________________________ Date of Pre-Phase Meeting:___________________________


______Safety Officer_____________ _____________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)

Comments by Govt. Rep:____________________________________________________________________________________________PHASE NO. ACTIVITY POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRECAUTIONARY ACTION & CONTROLS TO BE TAKEN

Spec. Sec.

02 83 13.00 20LEAD IN

CONSTRUCTION

Inhalation, Skin Exposure


Tripping / falling

Inhalation of dust

Lead Paint Removal only by trained personnel from R&D TechnologyFollowing their approved Lead Plan and asbestos removal plan

Remove any protruding nails form debris

General jobsite requires daily cleanup.Use proper ladder setup for correct working height. Height exceeds 6 feet must be fully harness and lanyard attached to anchor

Must wear two banded dust mask whenever generating dust

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsRespiratoryPPE

DailyPrior to each useDaily

TradesmenTradesmenOJT





Cuts

Debris falling and Hitting people below



Wear leather gloves when handling debris

Immediately pick up and bag all debris as it is createdTie trash bag down until ready to remove




Date Submitted: October 1, 2009

Contract No.: W9128A-09-C-0006 Name of Project: Restore Showers and Replace Water Heaters with Solar Heaters, Bldg. 520& 525, Fort Shafter, Oahu, Hawaii

Activity Start Date:_______________________________________ Date of Pre-Phase Meeting:____________________________


_______Safety Officer______________ ___________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)Comments by Govt. Rep:____________________________________________________________________________________________


Spec. Sec.13280A

Asbestos Abatement

Asbestos Dust exposure

Foot & Head Injury

Back Injury

Exposure to Public of LCP

Shocks, Electrocution

Falls

All workers must comply with approved asbestos Removal Plan Operation Requirements


Use correct Lifting Procedures, 2 people if needed

Wet Removal Methods to be used, Only R&D Personnel allowed in the containment area

Use GFCI on all power toolsInspect power and extension cords.

Use proper ladder setup for correct working height. Height exceeds 6 feet must be fully harness and lanyard attached to anchor

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsRespiratorsPPEHarness/Lanyard

DailyPrior to each useDailyDaily, Prior to each use

TradesmenOJT; fittingOJTFall Protection Awareness




All Potential Hazards Appropriate AHA's to be reviewed during weekly safety meeting.Assess work area prior to starting work on any task.





Activity Start Date:_____________________________________ Date of Pre-Phase Meeting:_____________________________


_____Safety Officer______________ ______________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)Comments by Govt. Rep:____________________________________________________________________________________________


Spec. Sec.09100N

Metal Studs

Cut on hands

Back Injury

Dust when drilling


Excessive Noise

Saws must have operable guards, Wear GlovesUse sharp hand saw, wear gloves when necessaryBend over sharp edges. Do not walk thru stud walls.

Use correct Lifting Procedures, 2 people if needed

Wear 2 banded particulate mask



EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsPower ToolsPPELadder

DailyPrior to each useDailyPrior to each use

TradesmenTradesmenOJTFall protection/awareness training




Trips & Falls


Foot or hand puncture

All potential hazards

Use proper ladder setup for correct working height. Height exceeds 6 feet must be fully harness and lanyardAttached to anchor


Keep site and work area clean of excess screws and debris.

Use proper handling of cut off pieces of metal and proper disposal methods.


POD Form 184-R (Rev) (Sheet _2_of _2_ Sheets) 16 Oct 98






____Safety Officer_______________ ____________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)


Spec. Sec.26 20 00

INTERIOR DISTRIBUTION

SYSTEM

Shock, electrocution

Excessive Noise

Trips & Falls


Visual inspections shall be conducted to ensure that equipment or lines are de-energizedInspect power and extension cords.Use GFCI on all power toolsInspect power and extension cords.


Use proper ladder setup for correct working height. Height exceeds 6 feet must be fully harness and lanyard attached to anchorClean up site daily


EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

Hand ToolsPower ToolsPPEHarness/Lanyard


Tradesman-ElectricianOJTOJTFall protection & awareness training, if used

POD Form 184-R (REV) (Edition of 22 Apr 91 is obsolete) (Sheet _1_of _2_ Sheets)16 Oct 98



Install new conduit runs

Cut on hands

Back Injury

Dust when drilling

Excessive Noise

Fire


Saws must have operable guards, Wear Gloves if necessaryUse sharp hand saw, wear gloves when necessary

Use correct Lifting Procedures, 2 people if neededTwo or more person(s) lifting teamsUse mechanical aide such as hand truck

Wear 2 banded particulate mask when creating dust


Current Burn permit on person doing hot workHave fire extinguisher where hot work being performedClean threading machine daily of excess shavingsUse clean, absorbent material to catch excess oil. Remove material from site if soiled.








______Safety Officer______________ ______________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)



Spec. Sec.06 20 00

FinishCarpentry

Dust

Back injury, muscle strain

Cut on hands

Falls

Foot, Head & Eye Injury

Wear 2 banded particulate mask when generating dust

Use caution lifting

Saws must have operable guards, Wear Gloves as necessary.



EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsPower ToolsPPEHarness/Lanyard


TradesmenTradesmenOJTFall Protection Awareness





Excessive noise


Use GFCI on all power tools.Inspect power and extension cords.









_______Safety Officer_______________ ___________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)


Spec. Sec.09 29 00

Gypsum Board


Tripping / falling

Inhalation of dust


Remove any protruding nails from debris

General jobsite requires daily cleanup.Watch power cords. Keep out of walk areaUse proper ladder setup for correct working height. Height exceeds 6 feet must be fully harness and lanyard attached to anchor

Watch extension cords so not a tripping hazard

Must wear two banded dust mask when generating dustUse vacuum attachment to minimize dust


EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsElectric SawPPELadder






Cuts to Hands & Body

Skin Irritation From GB Dust

Falls from Step Ladders

Punctures to hands

Shock / electrocution


Use sharp knives and drywall saws

Use barrier cream on exposed skin

Use adequate height stepladders to reach work withoutStepping on top two steps

Use Gypsum Board Screws and screw gun to assemble

Use GFCI on all power tools.Inspect power and extension cords.


POD Form 184-R (Rev) (Sheet _2_of _2_ Sheets)

16 Oct 98






________Safety Officer____________ _____________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)



Spec. Sec.09200A

EFIS

Fire

Fumes/Vapors

Foreign object in eyes

Foot & Head Injury

No coatings to be stored on site – must be removed daily

Wear half face respirator during application of coatings

Must wear safety glasses at all times

Must wear steel toe shoes, and hard hat at all times while on jobsite







Skin Irritation

Falls


Must wear gloves during install. Wash hands immediately if compound is on skin.



POD Form 184-R (Rev) (Sheet 2of 2 Sheets) 16 Oct 98




Activity Start Date:______________________________________ Date of Pre-Phase Meeting:_____________________________

Submitted by Contractor: _________________________________ Accepted by Govt. Rep.: _______________________________ (Signature) (Signature)

_________Safety Officer___________ _____________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)



Spec. Sec.09 90 00

PAINTS AND COATINGS

Airless spraying

Fire

Fumes/Vapors


Foot & Head Injury

Skin Irritation

No flammable paints or coatings to be stored on site - must be removed daily

Wear half face respirator during application of coatingsHave adequate ventilation (bring fan if necessary)



Wear gloves during install as necessary. Wash hands immediately if compound is on skin.

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSAirless sprayer equipmentElectric Saw

PPE

DailyPrior to each use

Daily

TradesmenTradesmen

OJT




Falls

Trips




Watch hoses and power cordsClean up daily

Use GFCI on all power tools & equipmentInspect power and extension cords.








____Safety Officer_______________ _______________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)



Spec. Sec.06200A

Carpentry, Finish

Dust


Cut on hands

Falls



Use caution lifting

Saws must have operable guards, Wear Gloves.










Excessive Noise











__Safety Officer____________________ _____________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)



Spec. Sec.07 84 00

Firestopping

Fire

Fumes/Vapors


Foot & Head Injury

Skin Irritation

No coatings to be stored on site - must be removed daily

Were half face respirator during application of coatings



Recommended wear gloves during install. Wash hands immediately if compound is on skin.







Cut on hands





Saws must have operable guards, Wear Gloves


Must Use GFCI on all electrical toolsInspect power and extension cords.









_________Safety Officer_____________ __________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)PHASE NO. ACTIVITY POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRECAUTIONARY ACTION & CONTROLS TO BE TAKEN

Spec. Sec.08 14 00

Install Wood Doors

Mount jams and hinges

Back injury Strains

Eye injury, foot & head injury

Falls

Shock

Trips, Falls

Skin Irritation

Face Cuts

Gunshot Nail Penetrations

Use adequate number of people to carry door

Must wear safety glasses, steel toe shoe and hard hat at all times while on jobsiteUse proper ladder setup for correct working height

Use GFCI at all times

Clean up site daily

Wear gloves and/or clean hands immediately if compound is on skinWhen saw cutting metal, use face shield over glasses

All powder actuated tool operators must be certified for the particular tool

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsElectric Saw * DrillsCaulk gun, Hand ToolsPPEPowder Actuated Tools

DailyPrior to each useDailyDailyPrior to each use

TradesmanTradesmanOJTOJTOperators certification




Cutting & Fabricating

Unloading


Falls

Foreign Objects in Eyes

Dust Inhalation


Trips, Falls

Crush Injuries

Sunburn

Shock when vacuuming


Must wear safety glasses, steel toe shoe and hard hat at all times while on jobsite

Use proper ladder setup for correct working height

Must wear safety glasses at all times while on jobsite

Wet sweeping and vacuuming. Wear 2 banded particulate mask.

Use GFCI at all timesInspect power and extension cords.

Clean up site daily

Stay clear of load at all times, use bobcat with fork to unload and stack


Must use GFCI for all extension cord sources of power.








________Safety Officer______________ _________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)PHASE NO. ACTIVITY POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRECAUTIONARY ACTION & CONTROLS TO BE TAKEN

Spec. Sec.08 11 13

Doors, Hollow Metal & Frames

Back injury Strains


Falls


Trips, Falls

Use adequate number of people to carry doorUse mechanical aid when possible

Must wear safety glasses, steel toe shoe and hard hat at all times while on jobsite


Use GFCI at all timesInspect power and extension cords.








Foreign Objects in Eye

Face Cuts

Skin Irritation

Excessive noise



When saw cutting metal, use face shield over glasses

Wear gloves and/or clean hands immediately if compound is on skin






Contract No.: W9128A-09-C-0006 Name of Project: Restore Showers and Replace Water Heaters with Solar Heaters, Bldg. 520 & 525, Fort Shafter, Oahu,

Hawaii



_____Safety Officer______________ ____________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)PHASE NO. ACTIVITY POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRECAUTIONARY ACTION & CONTROLS TO BE TAKEN

Spec. Sec.10440

Signage, Interior


Back and Muscle Strain

Excessive Noise

Trips & Falls


Use adequate number of people to carry and lift sign


Watch power cords to avoid tripping hazardUse proper ladder setup for correct working height. Height exceeds 6 feet must be fully harness and lanyard attached to anchor

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsPower ToolsPPE


OJTTradesmenOJT






Inspect power and extension cords.Use GFCI on all power tools





Contract No.: W9128A-09-C-0006 Name of Project: Restore Showers and Replace Water Heaters with Solar Heaters, Bldg. 520 & 525, Fort Shafter, Oahu,

Hawaii



_________Safety Officer_______________ ________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)PHASE NO. ACTIVITY POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRECAUTIONARY ACTION & CONTROLS TO BE TAKEN

Spec. Sec. 16410A

Electrical, A.T.S & BP/ISO

SW

Shock, electrocution Lockout/Tag out all circuits prior to work. Key to be kept by electrician and Project Manager (unless another person has been designated). Phone number must be posted

Tags must be legible and understood by all authorized personnel.

Circuit breakers shall clearly indicate whether they are in the open or closed position.

Inspect power and extension cords.

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsTag out system

DailyDaily

Tradesman-ElectricianEmployees shall be trained in the limitations of tagsDaily inspections shall be conducted to ensure that all requirements are being followed

POD Form 184-R (REV) (Edition of 22 Apr 91 is obsolete) (Sheet _1_of _1_ Sheets)16 Oct 98




Trips & Falls

Hearing loss




Clean up site daily









____________Safety Officer___________ ____________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)PHASE NO. ACTIVITY POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRECAUTIONARY ACTION & CONTROLS TO BE TAKEN

Spec. Sec.16415A

Electrical, Interior Lt.

Fixture


Trips & Falls




Make sure extension cords are not in excess to cause tripping

Clean up site daily


EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsElectric SawLadderPPEHarness/Lanyard

DailyPrior to each usePrior to each useDailyPrior to each use

Tradesman-ElectricianOJTOJTFall protection and awareness training, if used

POD Form 184-R (REV) (Edition of 22 Apr 91 is obsolete) (Sheet _1_of _2_ Sheets) 16 Oct 98






__________Safety Officer_____________ _________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)


Spec. Sec.16375A

Electrical Underground

Heat Stress/ Heat Exhaustion

Cuts

Sunburn

Heart Attack

Keep and drink plenty of water during work dayWear sunscreen

Refer to all other AHA’s, keep Bio Hazard and First Aid Kits on site at all times


2 CPR Trained people on site at all times

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSWater Cooler with Cup DispenserFirst Aid Kits

PPE

Daily

Weekly

Daily

OJT

Checklist on site

OJT





Trips & Falls


Back strain and sprain


Must Use GFCI on all electrical toolsInspection of Frayed & exposed extension cords.


Make sure extension cords are not in excess to cause tripping


Use mechanical aide when possibleUse proper lifting techniquesUse two – man lifting team when possible








_______Safety Officer_______________ ___________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)PHASE NO. ACTIVITY POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRECAUTIONARY ACTION & CONTROLS TO BE TAKEN

Spec. Sec.09 51 00

Acoustical Ceilings

Dust


Cut on hands

Falls



Use caution lifting

Saws must have operable guards, Wear Gloves.



















___________Safety Officer____________ ________________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)


Spec. Sec13851A Fire Alarm

Cut on hands














Dust inhalation


Excessive noise


Wear 2 banded particulate mask when creating dust

Use caution lifting and mounting equipment









________Safety Officer______________ _______________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)


Spec. Sec.13930A

Fire Sprinkler System

Cut on hands














Dust












__________Safety Officer____________ ____________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)


Spec. Sec.09 30 00

Ceramic Tile, Quarry Tile, and Paver Tile

Apply Leveling Compound / Adhesive

Dust inhalation

Fires

Eye, Foot & Head Injury

Wet Vacuum Floor Area, Wear Dust MaskWear half mask respirator when sanding

No Compounds or Adhesives to be stored on site - must remove from site dailyFire extinguisher at location


EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsCaulk gun, Hand ToolsPPE

DailyDailyDaily






Skin Irritation

Fumes/Vapors

Cuts on hands


Use GFCI on all power tools. Inspect power and extension cords.

Use barrier cream on exposed skin or appropriate gloves

Were half face respirator during application of adhesive, if necessary

Use of sharp bladesCut away from body or other people








_________Safety Officer____________ ______________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)


Spec. Sec.02300

Earthwork Excavation

Mobilization

Traffic Accidents

Cut on hands



Watch and have traffic control Flagman to wear visible clothing

Obey base traffic laws, deliver to site designated and approved on Project Site Map

Saws must have operable guards, Wear Gloves if necessary


Use adequate number of people to carry and lift

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsElectric SawPPEBrooms/VacuumSurveying Equipment

DailyPrior to each useDailyDailyVisual

OJTOJTOJTSkilled Tradesmen




Dust

Noise

Public Entry and tripping


Sunburn


Must wear appropriate dust maskUse wet method for dust controlCover dirt pile with cloth


Install temporary construction fence to enclose area of sidewalk work

Must use GFCI for all extension cord sources of power.Inspect power and extension cords.

Wear sunscreen on all exposed skin and face. Wear long pants and shirt with sleeves








____________Safety Officer____________ ______________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)


Spec. Sec.02360

HTRW Soil Treatment



Dust inhalation

Traffic Accidents




Must wear appropriate dust mask

Obey base traffic laws, deliver to site designated and approved on Project Site Map


EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsPower ToolsPPE






Sunburn

Skin Irritation

Inhalation of fumes


Wear adequate Sunscreen

Wear gloves and/or clean hands immediately if chemical is on skin

Wear half face respirator during application








_______Safety Officer_____________ ____________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)


Spec. Sec.02770A

Concrete Curbs, Gutters S/W

Concrete Dust Inhalation

Falls

Foot & Head Injury

Eye Injury


Wear 2 banded particulate mask.

Harness & Lanyards must be used in man lifts


Must wear safety glasses

Use caution lifting

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsElectric SawPPEHarness/Lanyard


OJTOJTOJTFall protection class




Heat Stroke/ Heat Exhaustion

Cuts

Sunburn

Heart Attack


Keep and drink plenty of water during work day

Refer to all other AHA’s, keep Bio Hazard and First Aid Kits on site at all times


2 CPR Trained people on site at all times








____________Safety Officer___________ _____________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)


Spec. Sec.04200

Masonry

Dust Inhalation

Falls

Foot & Head Injury

Eye Injury


Wear 2 banded particulate mask.



Must wear safety glasses

Use caution lifting

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand Tools

PPEHarness/Lanyard

Daily

DailyPrior to each use

Tradesmen

OJTFall Protection Awareness




Disassemble forms and remove

Cut on hands

Hand injury


Heat stress


Wear Gloves

Use screw gun to disassemble formwork and remove screws

Use caution when liftingTwo man teams to lift or move heavy itemsUse mechanical aide when possible

Wear sunscreenStay hydrated








_______Safety Officer_____________ ____________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)PHASE NO. ACTIVITY POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRECAUTIONARY ACTION & CONTROLS TO BE TAKEN

Spec. Sec.23 00 00

Air supply, Distribution, Ventilation &

Exhaust Systems

Cut on hands














Dust inhalation



Wear 2 banded particulate mask when dust is created







Activity Start Date:______________________________________ Date of Pre-Phase Meeting:___________________________


_________Safety Officer___________ _____________________________________________ (Title) (Title) (Date)PHASE NO. ACTIVITY POTENTIAL HAZARDS PRECAUTIONARY ACTION & CONTROLS TO BE TAKEN

Spec. Sec.22 00 0022 07 19

22 33 30.00 10

Plumbing, General Purpose

Mobilization

Concrete Dust Inhalation

Slips, Trips & Falls


Two person lifting team or mechanical aide used to unload material, equipment or tools

Jobsite Cleaning & sweepingWear two banded dust mask


Clean up site dailyUse of absorbent material under/around machines with oil


EQUIPMENT TO BE USED INSPECTIONS REQUIREMENTS TRAINING REQUIREMENTSHand ToolsElectric SawPPEVacuumTemp. Fencing & posts

DailyPrior to each useDailyDailyVisual

TradesmanTradesmenOJTOJTOJT




Hand pinch and cut injuries

Sunburn


Excessive Noise

Fire



Wear leather gloves, when necessary

Wear sunscreen on all exposed skin and face. Wear long pants and shirt with sleeves

Use caution picking upUse mechanical aid when possibleUse two (or more) man lifting team


Current Burn permit on person doing hot workHave fire extinguisher where hot work being performedClean threading machine daily of excess shavingsUse clean, absorbent material to catch excess oil. Remove material when soiled.

Inspect power and extension cords.Use GFCI on all power tools



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