JobSafetyAnalysisFM Mech Trades

8/9/2019 JobSafetyAnalysisFM Mech Trades

1/83

Job Hazard/Safety AnalysisManual


2/83

Hazard Analysis: Cutoff Saw (Carpenter & Maintenance Shop, HAC!

"as# Hazard Cause $re%ention

General Use Inhalation Dust/particles generated duringmachine operation

Appropriate natural ventilation,disposable respirators, automaticvacuum machine

Eye Injury Projectiles Saety glasses !ith side shield orappropriate saety goggles

"rauma Projectiles, rotating parts, point ooperation, ingoing nip joints, lyingchips # spar$s

Situational a!areness, PPE,protective clothing, machine guards

%oot Injury Drop object on oot Saety shoes&and Injury Point o 'peration, ingoing nip

points, rotating parts, lying chips andspar$s

(achine guards, situationala!areness

&ead Protection Projectiles %ace Shield

%ire &eat, spar$s Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher,remove all combustibles and ireha*ards rom area

Electrical Shoc$ Improper grounding, improper

operations and maintenance

+oc$out/tagout, proper grounding o

rame, manuacturers instructionsstrictly ollo!ed

$$ 'euired:

Saety Shoes/-oots

Saety glasses/goggles

%ace Shield .optional disposable 0espirators .optional

&earing Protection

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith manuacturers instructions and in accordance !ith 4al/'S&A

Sections 5165 and 5789 E"2 Se32 "itle 6 4402 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:2717 and 181:271;2

72 A mechanical or electrical po!er control shall be provided to ma$e it possible or the operator to cut opo!er !ithout leaving his position at the point o operation2

;2 All belts, pulleys, gears, shats shall be guarded in accordance !ith speciic re3uirements o 4al/'S&ASection ;85: E"2 Se32 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:27182

52 (achines designed or a i)ed location shall be securely anchored to prevent !al$ing or moving2


3/83

Hazard Analysis: Air Co)pressor ($aint Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop, HAC!


Shutdo!nand IsolateUnit

Unit Activationduring repair

Auto start and/or human error +oc$out/"agout

oise E3uipment 'peration Use &earing Protection0outine(aintenance/0epair

&and Injury 4onined !or$ areas, sharp edges Gloves

Eye Injury 0esidual air pressure Goggles, saety glasses !ith sideshields

Electric Shoc$ Improper operation and maintenance (anuacturers instructions strictlyollo!ed, loc$Bout/tagBout

oise E3uipment 'peration Use hearing protection

0outine'peration


Eye Injury -lo!ing debris Use saety glasses !/sideshields or goggles

$$ 'euired:

Goggles/Saety Glasses !ith side shield

&earing Protection

Gloves

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 &earing Protection must be !orn upon entering compressor area252 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2

here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn262 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves

!ill be !orn2 .E)ception? !here rotating machinery presents a greater ha*ard o entangling gloves, they areoptional !ith a !ritten justiication2

82 @eep hands, hair and loose clothing clear o all moving parts2


4/83

Hazard Analysis: Air Co)pressor, $ortable, lectric ($aint Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop,HAC!


0outine(aintenance/0epair

Electric Shoc$ Improper operation and maintenance Unplug electrical cord and retaincontrol o plug duringrepair/maintenance

0outine'peration

oise E3uipment operation Use hearing protection

"rauma Improper use, uncontrolled releaseo compressed air

Use appropriate no**le or speciic!or$ activity, situational a!areness

Eye Injury Projectiles, lying debris Goggles or saety glasses !ith sideshields

$$ 'euired:

Goggles or Saety glasses !ith side shield

&earing Protection

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions2

72 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 &earing Protection must be !orn !hen using compressor252 >hen used or cleaning purposes, air pressure must be adjusted to less than ;: psi, and eective chip

guarding and PPE must be used2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn262 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




5/83

Hazard Analysis: Air Sprayer ($aint Shop, HAC!


Shutdo!nand IsolateUnit

Unit Activationduring repair

Auto start and/or human error +oc$out/"agout

oise E3uipment 'peration Use &earing Protection


&and Injury 4onined !or$ areas, sharp edges Gloves

Eye Injury 0esidual air pressure Goggles, saety glasses !ith sideshields

Electric Shoc$ Improper operation and (aintenance (anuacturers instructions strictlyollo!ed, loc$B out/tagBout


0outine'peration

oise E3uipment operation Use hearing protection

$$ 'euired:

Saety Glasses !ith side shield

&earing Protection Gloves

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 &earing Protection must be !orn upon entering compressor area252 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2


6/83

Hazard Analysis: Arc *elder, lectric (Carpenter & Maintenance Shop, HAC!


General Use Inhalation &a*ardous umes, gases, dusts Appropriate ventilation, as re3uiredappropriate respirators

Eye Injury Projectiles, umes, dusts, lashes &elmets, goggles, appropriatenoncombustible or lameBprooscreens

"rauma Projectiles, burns Situational a!areness, PPE,protective clothing, s!itch guards

%oot Injury Drop object on oot >ear saety shoes

%ire &eat, spar$s, slag Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher,remove all combustibles and ireha*ards rom !elding area

Electrical Shoc$ Improper grounding, improperoperations and maintenance,improper s!itching device

+oc$out/tagout, proper grounding osecondary and case portable !eldingtransormers, manuacturersinstructions strictly ollo!ed, propers!itching or shutting do!n machine

$$ 'euired: Eye Saety Shield/&elmet !ith %ilter +ens protective 4lothingC

%ull sleeves, no ront poc$ets, no cus, shirt let outside o trousers, made o clean ireBresistant materials

%ire 0esistant Gauntlet Gloves

Saety Shoes/-oots disposable respirator .optional

Goggles/Saety Glasses

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 -eore cutting or !elding is permitted the area shall be inspected by an individual responsible or

authori*ing cutting and !elding operations272 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions2;2 Employees assigned to operate e3uipment !ill be amiliar !ith the 4al/'S&A re3uirements outlined in

Section 5=85 E"2 Se32 "itle 6 4402 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:27


7/83


8/83

Hazard Analysis: Au.er ($ost Hole!, asoline $owered (Carpenter & Maintenance Shop!


General Use Inhalation Dust/particles generated duringmachine operation, e)haust umes

Appropriate natural ventilation,disposable respirators


"rauma Projectiles, point o operation, lyingdebris # spar$s, improper use andoperation, loose clothing becomingentangled

Situational a!areness, PPE, machineguards, (anuacturers instructionsollo!ed, do not !ear loose clothing

oise Engine Ear plugs/ear mus%oot Injury Drop object on oot, impact o auger Saety shoes

&and Injury Point o operation, inBgoing nippoints, rotating parts, lying debrisand spar$s

Gloves, machine guards, situationala!areness

%ire Spar$s Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher,remove all combustibles and ireha*ards

$$ 'euired:

Gloves .leather

Goggles/Saety Glasses !/side shield disposable respirator .optional

Saety Shoes/boots

&earing Protection

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions72 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 'ne or more methods o machine guarding shall be provided to protect the operator and others in the area

rom ha*ards such as those created by point o operation, rotating parts and spar$s2

52 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2ipe spilled uel immediately and !ait or umes to disperse beore starting the engine252 ever remove the radiator pressure cap rom li3uid cooled engines !hile they are hot to prevent scalding2


9/83

Hazard Analysis: 0and Saw ($lu)bin. Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop, HAC!


General Use Inhalation &a*ardous umes, gases, dusts Appropriate ventilation, as re3uired,disposable respirators


"rauma Projectiles, rotating parts, point ooperation, ingoing nip points, lyingchips # spar$s



&and Injury Sharp objects Gloves as appropriate or tas$%ire Spar$s Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher,

remove all combustibles and ireha*ards

Electrical Shoc$ Improper grounding, improperoperations and maintenance

Proper grounding o rame,manuacturers instructions strictlyollo!ed

$$ 'euired: protecti%e4lothing .optional Goggles/Saety Glasses !/side shield

%ace Shield

Saety Shoes/-oots disposable 0espirator .optional

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions and in accordance !ith 4al/'S&A

Sections 5165 and 5789 E"2 Se32 "itle 6 4402 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:2717 and 181:271;272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 A mechanical or electrical po!er control shall be provided to ma$e it possible or the operator to cut o

po!er !ithout leaving his position at the point o operation252 All belts, pulleys, gears, shats shall be guarded in accordance !ith the re3uirements o 'S&A 4al/'S&A

Section ;85: E"2 Se32 "itle 6 4402 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:27182


10/83

Hazard Analysis: 0attery Char.er (lectric Shop, HAC!


General Use %oot Injury Drop object on oot >ear saety shoes

"rauma .-urns -atty acid spills Goggles, apron, gloves, properbattery handling procedures

Eye Injury -attery acid splashes Goggles, appropriate batteryhandling procedures

Electrical Shoc$ Improper operation andmaintenance, battery condition

+oc$out/tagout, manuacturersinstructions strictly ollo!ed

%ire Spar$s, improper storage olammables, combustibles

Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher,remove all combustibles and ireha*ards rom machine area

E)plosion Spar$/poor ventilation, smo$ing,improper procedures

Ade3uate ventilation, no smo$ing,ollo! manuacturers instructions

$$ 'euired:

Apron

Gloves

Saety Shoes/-oots Goggles

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2


11/83

Hazard Analysis: 0elt Sander (Carpenter & Maintenance Shop!








&and Injury Point o 'peration, ingoing nippoints, rotating parts, lying chips #spar$s


%ire/E)plosion Spar$s Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher,remove all combustibles and ireha*ards rom machine area

Electrical Shoc$ Improper grounding, improperoperation and maintenance

+oc$out/tagout, proper grounding orame, manuacturers instructionsstrictly ollo!ed

$$ 'euired: protecti%e4lothing .optional

Goggles/Saety Glasses !/side shield

Saety Shoes/-oots disposable 0espirators .optional


Sections 5165 and 5789 E"2 Se32 "itle 6 4402 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:2717 and 181:271;272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 &oo$ up vacuum unit to minimi*e dust recommended252 A mechanical or electrical po!er control shall be provided to ma$e it possible or the operator to cut o

po!er !ithout leaving his position at the point o operation2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn282 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves


1:2 @eep hands, hair and loose clothing clear o all moving parts2


12/83

Hazard Analysis: 0ench rinder (lectric Shop, $lu)bin. Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop,HAC!





"rauma Projectiles Situational a!areness, PPE,protective clothing, machine guards


&and Injury Impact, penetration, compression Gloves, situational a!areness&ead Protection Projectiles %ace Shield

%ire &eat, spar$s Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher,remove all combustibles and ireha*ards rom grinding/buing area

Electrical Shoc$ Improper grounding, Improperoperations and maintenance

+oc$out/tagout, proper grounding orame, manuacturers instructionsstrictly ollo!ed

$$ 'euired: protecti%e4lothing .optional Goggles/Saety Glasses !/side shield

%ace Shield

Saety Shoes/-oots disposable 0espirators .optional

Gloves


Section ;


13/83

"o sound !heels using the ring test, tap the !heels gentlyusing !ith a light nonmetallic implement, such as thehandle o a scre!driver or a light !heel, or a !oodenmallet or heavier !heels2 "he !heels should be tappedabout 5< degrees each side o the vertical centerline andabout 1 or 7 inches rom the periphery2 "hen rotate the!heel 5< degrees and repeat the test.see igures belo!2

An undamaged !heel !ill give you a clear metallic tone2 Acrac$ed !heel !ill have a dead sound and not a clear ring2I the !heels sound crac$ed .dead !hen tapped, they shall

not be used2


14/83

Hazard Analysis: 0rush Mower/"ri))er, asoline $owered


General Use Eye Injury %lying debris Saety glasses, ace shield

"rauma %lying debris, 0otating parts, -urns protective clothing, situationala!areness, appropriate guards inplace

%oot Injury E3uipment rolls over oot Saety shoes

oise E3uipment 'peration &earing protection

$$ 'euired:

Saety Glasses

%ace Shield protective 4lothing .optional

&earing Protection

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately252 >here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2

here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves!ill be !orn2 .E)ception? !here rotating machinery presents a greater ha*ard o entangling gloves, they areoptional !ith a !ritten justiication2


Additional $recautions for -uel $owered n.ines:12 Al!ays operate in an open !ellBventilated area or vent the engine e)haust directly outdoors272 ever uel the engine !hile running or in the presence o an open lame2;2 >ipe spilled uel immediately and !ait or umes to disperse beore starting the engine252 ever remove the radiator pressure cap rom li3uid cooled engines !hile they are hot to prevent scalding2


15/83

Hazard Analysis: 10rush ho.2 Mower, "ractor attach)ent


General Use Eye Injury %lying debris Saety glasses, ace shield

"rauma %lying debris, 0otating parts, -urns protective clothing, situationala!areness, appropriate guards inplace



$$ 'euired:

Saety Glasses

%ace Shield protective 4lothing .optional

&earing Protection

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately252 (aintain tractor and e3uipment in sae operating condition, including original saetyBrelated eatures and

any retroits designed and recommended by the e3uipment manuacturer2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2=2 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves



Additional $recautions for -uel $owered n.ines:12 Al!ays operate in an open !ellBventilated area or vent the engine e)haust directly outdoors272 ever uel the engine !hile running or in the presence o an open lame2;2 >ipe spilled uel immediately and !ait or umes to disperse beore starting the engine2

52 ever remove the radiator pressure cap rom li3uid cooled engines !hile they are hot to prevent scalding2


16/83

Hazard Analysis: 0uffer (-loor!


General Use Eye Injury Splashes Goggles .or splash ha*ards

"rauma Projectiles, impact, vibration, burns Situational a!areness, gloves,protective clothing, s!itch guards

%oot Injury Dropped object on oot >ear saety shoes

Ingestion Dust, chemicals >ear respirator or dust mas$ ineeded, rubber gloves

$$ 'euired:

Goggles

Gloves

Saety Shoes protective 4lothing .long pants

0espirator or dust mas$ .as needed

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 %or chemical contact, see H&A or chemicals272 Ensure buer cord is not damaged and has an intact plug ground pin2

;2 @eep cord clear o rotating brush252 Use caution on !et suraces2ear long pants to avoid chemicals splashing on bare legs282 "a$e occasional brea$s to avoid repetitive motion injury rom vibration21:2 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions2112 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2172 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately21;2 >here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2152 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves


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17/83

Hazard Analysis: Chain Hoist (lectric Shop, HAC!


General Use %oot Injury Drop object on oot >ear Saety shoes

&and Injury Impact, burns Gloves, Situational a!areness

&ead Protection S!inging chain/hoisted e3uipment &ard hat

$$ 'euired:

Gloves

Saety Shoes/-oots

&ard

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 D' '" overload hoist beyond its rated capacity252 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2


18/83

Hazard Analysis: Chainsaw, asoline $owered





&ead Protection Projectiles %ace shields situational a!areness,PPE, hardhat, protective clothing.chaps, long pants, long sleeve shirt,machine guards

"rauma Projectiles, point o operation, lyingchips # spar$s, alling objects,improper use and operation

(anuacturers instructions ollo!ed

oise Engine Ear plugs/ear mus

%oot Injury Drop object on oot, impact o sa!blade

Saety shoes .cut resistant

&and Injury Point o operation, inBgoing nippoints, rotating parts, lying chips andspar$s


%ire Spar$s Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher,remove all combustibles and ireha*ard

$$ 'euired:

Protective 4lothing .chaps, long pants, long sleeve shirt

Gloves .leather


Disposable respirator .optional

%ace Shield/screen Saety

Shoes/boots .cut resistant

&earing Protection &ardhat


Sections 5165 and 5789 E"2 Se32 "itle 6 4402 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:2717 and 181:271;272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 'ne or more methods o machine guarding shall be provided to protect the operator and others in the area

rom ha*ards such as those created by point o operation, ingoing nip points, rotating parts, lying chips andspar$s2

52 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2


19/83

Hazard Analysis: Che)icals ($ourin./Handlin.! ($lu)bin. Shop, $aint Shop, HAC!


General Use Eye Injury Splash, umes Goggles

4ontactirritation, burnor absorption

Splash, s$in contact Gloves .appropriate type orchemical, apron .i necessary, longsleeves

Ingestion -reathing umes >ear respirator i needed

%ace Splash >ear %ace Shield .i necessary

$$ 'euired:

Goggles

Gloves protective 4lothing .apron

0espirator .as needed

%ace shield .i necessary

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 0ead and understand (aterial Saety Data Sheet on chemical.s being handled272 @no! !here the nearest emergency eye !ash/sho!er is located and the path is clear2

;2 4ontact ES Industrial &ygienist or proper respirator and ilter re3uired or chemical252 %or caustics/acids/reactive chemicals, use ace shield in addition to goggles2ash hands thoroughly ater handling chemicals and beore smo$ing, eating or drin$ing21;2 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2152 >here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2

1here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves!ill be !orn2 .E)ception? !here rotating machinery presents a greater ha*ard o entangling gloves, they areoptional !ith a !ritten justiication2


20/83

Hazard Analysis: Cleanin. (0ody -luid Clean3p! ($lu)bin. Shop!


General Use Eye Injury %umes, splashes and dusts .cleaningagents

Goggles, ace shield

"rauma Sharp objects, impact Situational a!areness, gloves

%oot Injury Dropped object on oot >ear saety shoes .i necessary

Ingestion 4hemicals, body luids >ear respirator or dust mas$ .ineeded, gloves

$$ 'euired:

Goggles

%ace shield

Saety Shoes/boots .i necessary

Gloves .chemical/biological resistant protective 4lothing .Apron


uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 Use -loodborne Pathogen .-P procedures to clean up body luids2

72 4ontact &AJ(A" and/or Industrial &ygienist i you have any 3uestions on cleanBup or disposal2;2 I in doubt about substance, use -P procedures252 >ash hands thoroughly ater tas$ and beore eating, drin$ing or smo$ing2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn282 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




21/83

Hazard Analysis: Cleanin. (Sweepin./Moppin./0uffin.! (lectric Shop, $lu)bin. Shop, $aint Shop,Carpenter & Maintenance Shop, HAC!


General Use "rauma Projectiles, impact, chemical contact Situational a!areness, gloves,protective clothing


Ingestion 4hemicals, dust >ear respirator or dust mas$ ineeded

$$ 'euired:

Saety Shoes/boots

Gloves .optional protective 4lothing .long pants recommended to prevent chemical splash on s$in


uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 %or use o chemicals, see H&A or chemicals272 Gloves !ill prevent blisters and abrasions rom mops/brooms2;2 Use proper body mechanics to ease atigue and mitigate repetitive motion eects252 0educe !eight o mop buc$ets by partially emptying them beore liting them to drain2

ash hands thoroughly ater tas$ and beore eating, drin$ing or smo$ing282 "a$e occasional brea$s to avoid repetitive motion injury21:2 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions2112 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2172 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately21;2 >here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2152 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves


1


22/83

Hazard Analysis: Co)pound Miter Saw (lectric Shop, $lu)bin. Shop, Carpenter & MaintenanceShop!






situational a!areness, PPE,protective clothing, machine guards

%oot Injury Drop object on oot >ear saety shoes&and Injury Point o 'peration, ingoing nip

points, rotating parts, lying chips #spar$s


%ire Spar$s Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher,remove all combustibles and ireha*ards


Proper grounding o rame,manuacturers instructions strictly

ollo!ed

$$ 'euired:

Protective 4lothing .optional


Saety Shoes/-oots

Disposable 0espirators .optional


Sections 5165 and 5789 E"2 Se32 "itle 6 4402 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:2717 and 181:271;272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2

;2 A mechanical or electrical po!er control shall be provided to ma$e it possible or the operator to cut opo!er !ithout leaving his position at the point o operation2

52 All belts, pulleys, gears, shats shall be guarded in accordance !ith the speciic re3uirements o 'S&A4al/'S&A Section ;85: E"2 Se32 "itle 6 4402 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:27182


23/83

Hazard Analysis: 4itchwitch "rencher (lectric Shop, $lu)bin. Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop!



&and Injury 4onined !or$ areas, sharpedges/objects, rotating parts

Gloves, situational a!areness

%oot Injury E3uipment rolls over oot, objectdrops on oot

>ear saety shoes

"rauma 0otating parts Situational a!areness, appropriateclothing

Eye Injury %lying particles Saety glasses

oise E3uipment 'peration Use hearing protection0outine'peration


&ead Injury -ump head, objects all on head >ear hard hat .as necessary

%oot Injury E3uipment rolls over oot, objectdrops on oot

>ear saety shoes

&and Injury Sharp edges/objects >ear Gloves

$$ 'euired:

Protective 4lothing Saety Shoes/-oots

Saety Glasses

&ard

Gloves

&earing Protection

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 All controls shall be in a neutral position !ith the motors stopped and bra$es set, unless !or$ being

perormed re3uires other!ise2;2 >henever e3uipment is par$ed, the par$ing bra$e shall be set252 All authori*ed personnel shall have training in the sae operation o e3uipment2


24/83

Hazard Analysis: 4rill 0it Sharpener (lectric Shop!


General Use Eye Injury Projectiles, ilings Saety glasses !ith side shield orappropriate saety goggles

&and Injury Point o operation, ingoing nippoints, rotating parts, lying chips andspar$s

Situational a!areness


Proper grounding o rame,manuacturers instructions strictlyollo!ed

$$ 'euired:

Saety Glasses !/side shield


Section 5165 E"2 Se32 "itle 6 440 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:2717272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2


25/83

Hazard Analysis: 4rill $ress (lectric Shop, $lu)bin. Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop, HAC!


General Use Inhalation Electrical Shoc$ Spar$s, riction

Eye Injury %ilings/particles generated duringmachine operation

Improper grounding, improperoperations and maintenance

Inhalation Dust/particles generated duringmachine operation


"rauma Projectiles, lying spar$s Saety glasses !ith side shield orappropriate saety goggles situationala!areness

%oot Injury Projectiles, rotating parts, point ooperation, ingoing nip points, lyingchips # spar$s

>ear saety shoes

&and Injury Drop object on oot Gloves .optional, machine guards,situational a!areness

&ead Protection Point o operation, ingoing nippoints, rotating parts, lying chips #spar$s

%ace shield .i necessary

%ire Projectiles Proper grounding o rame,

manuacturers instructions strictlyollo!ed2 Appropriate placed iree)tinguisher, remove all combustiblesand ire ha*ards

$$ 'euired:


Saety Shoes/-oots

Goggles/Saety Glasses !/side shield disposable

0espirators .optional

%ace shield

Gloves .optional


Section 5165 E"2 Se32 "itle 6 440 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:2717272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 A mechanical or electrical po!er control shall be provided to ma$e it possible or the operator to cut o

po!er !ithout leaving his position at the point o operation252 All operators must be trained and instructed in the sae method o !or$2 "he employer shall ensure by

ade3uate supervision that the correct operating procedures are being ollo!ed2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn282 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves

!ill be !orn2 .E)ception? !here rotating machinery presents a greater ha*ard o entangling gloves, they areoptional !ith !ritten justiication2



26/83

Hazard Analysis: 4ri%in. (lectric Shop, $lu)bin. Shop, $aint Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop,HAC!


General Use "rauma Projectiles, impact, vibration, burns Situational a!areness, gloves.optional, seat belts

oise Engine, impact >ear hearing protection or noiselevel over 6here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves!ill be !orn2 .E)ception? !here rotating machinery presents a greater ha*ard o entangling gloves, they areoptional !ith a !ritten justiication2


Additional $recautions for -uel $owered n.ines:12 Al!ays operate in an open !ellBventilated area or vent the engine e)haust directly outdoors272 ever uel the engine !hile running or in the presence o an open lame2;2 >ipe up spilled uel immediately and !ait or umes to disperse beore starting the engine252 ever remove the radiator pressure cap rom li3uid cooled engines !hile they are hot to prevent scalding2


27/83

Hazard Analysis: 4ru), 5677 al (Handlin.! (lectric Shop, $lu)bin. Shop, $aint Shop, HAC!


General Use Eye Injury Splashes Goggles .or handling e)posedchemicals

"rauma Impact Situational a!areness, gloves


$$ 'euired:

Goggles

Saety Shoes/boots

Gloves

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 Use t!o people to move/lit heavy drums272 0ead and understand (aterial Saety Data Sheet or chemical being handled2;2 @no! !here the nearest emergency eye !ash/sho!er is and ensure a clear path252 Plan movement route to avoid ha*ards and minimi*e e)posure to chemicals2


28/83

Hazard Analysis: 4ust Collector, acuu) (lectric Shop, $lu)bin. Shop, $aint Shop, HAC!



Electric Shoc$ Improper operation andmaintenance, improper grounding

(anuacturers instructions strictlyollo!ed, proper grounding

Eye Injury %lying Debris >ear saety glasses !/side shields


$$ 'euired:

Saety Glasses !ith side shield

&earing Protection

Saety Shoes/-oots

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2;2 >here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn252 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves

!ill be !orn2 .E)ception? !here rotating machinery presents a greater ha*ard o entangling gloves, they are

optional !ith !ritten justiication2


29/83

Hazard Analysis: n.ine Stand, Manual


General Use %oot Injury Improper placement o load Situational a!areness, !ear saetyshoes

"rauma 'verloading engine stand beyondrated capacity

%ollo! manuacturers instructions2Ensure that rated load is legibly andpermanently on engine stand, andrated capacity is not e)ceeded2

$$ 'euired:

Saety Shoes/-oots

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:

12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 D' '" overload engine stand beyond its rated capacity2;2 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately252 >here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




30/83

Hazard Analysis: -loor Jac#, Hydraulic


General Use %oot Injury 0oll jac$ over oot >ear saety shoes

"rauma 'verloading jac$ beyond ratedcapacity, using jac$ or support ratherthan just liting

%ollo! manuacturers instructions2Ensure that rated load is legibly andpermanently mar$ed in a prominentlocation on jac$, and rated capacity isnot e)ceeded2 Immediately supportload once it is lited2

$$ 'euired:

Saety Shoes/-oots

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 D' '" use jac$s or supporting loads .vehicles2 Hac$ is designed or liting only2 Immediately ater

jac$ing, support load .vehicle !ith car/truc$ stands252 D' '" overload jac$ beyond its rated capacity2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn21here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




31/83

Hazard Analysis: -or#lift (lectric Shop, $lu)bin. Shop, $aint Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop,HAC!


General Use "rauma Projectiles, impact, vibration, burns Situational a!areness, gloves, s!itchguards


oise Engine, impact >ear hearing protection

Eye %luid splash !hen servicing >ear saety goggles

$$ 'euired:

Saety goggles

Saety Shoes/boots

&earing Protection

Gloves

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 Use spotters !hen visibility is restricted272 Use caution !hen mounting/e)iting or$lit to avoid alls and actuating controls2;2 Do not overload rated capacities and operating limits o or$lit2

52 Ensure load is stable and secure prior to liting/movement2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn282 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves



Additional $recautions for -uel $owered n.ines:12 Al!ays operate in an open !ellBventilated area or vent the engine e)haust directly outdoors2

72 ever uel the engine !hile running or in the presence o an open lame2;2 >ipe up spilled uel immediately and !ait or umes to disperse beore starting the engine252 ever remove the radiator pressure cap rom li3uid cooled engines !hile they are hot to prevent scalding2


32/83


33/83

Hazard Analysis: -uel "ransfer $u)p (lectric Shop!


General Use Eye Injury %uel splashes Goggles

&and Injury %uel contact in subB*ero !eather Gloves

%ire, E)plosion Smo$ing, spar$s, impropergrounding and bonding

o smo$ing or e)posure to spar$s oropen lame during ueling2 %ill stemshall be bonded to the containerduring illing operations by means oa bond !ide2 Appropriate placed iree)tinguisher2

$$ 'euired:

Goggles

Gloves


52 >here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves!ill be !orn2 .E)ception? !here rotating machinery presents a greater ha*ard o entangling gloves, they areoptional !ith !ritten justiication2


Additional $recautions for -uel Handlin. perations:12 Al!ays operate in an open !ellBventilated area272 ever transer uel !hile engine is running or in the presence o an open lame2;2 >ipe spilled uel immediately and !ait or umes to disperse beore starting the engine252 %ill stem shall be bonded to the container during illing operations by means o a bond !ire2


34/83

Hazard Analysis: Hand Held $neu)atic "ools (lectric Shop, $lu)bin. Shop, Carpenter & MaintenanceShop, HAC!


General Use Eye Injury 0esidual air pressure, lying debris Goggles/saety glasses !ith sideshields, situational a!areness

"rauma Air pressure, ejection o tool Situational a!areness, tool retainer


$$ 'euired:

Saety Glasses !ith side shield/Goggles

&earing Protection

Gloves .optional

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 A tool retainer shall be installed on each piece o utili*ation e3uipment, !hich, !ithout such retainer, may

eject tool252 &ose and hose connections used or conducting compressed air to utili*ation e3uipment must be designed

or the pressure and service to !hich they are subjected2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn262 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




35/83

Hazard Analysis: Hand Held $ortable $ower "ools (lectric Shop, $lu)bin. Shop, $aint Shop,Carpenter & Maintenance Shop, HAC!



Appropriate natural ventilation,disposable respirators .i necessary,automatic vacuum machine


%oot Injury Drop object on oot >ear saety shoes&and Injury Point o operation, ingoing nip

points, rotating parts, lying chips #spar$s


&ead Protection Projectiles %ace Shield

%ire Spar$s Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher,remove all combustibles and ireha*ards rom machine area

oise (achine operation &earing protection



ollo!ed

$$ 'euired:


Saety Shoes/-oots

Goggles/Saety Glasses !/side shields

Disposable 0espirators .optional

%ace shield, as appropriate

&earing Protection


Section ;


36/83

Hazard Analysis: Hi.h $ressure *asher, asoline $owered ($aint Shop, Carpenter & MaintenanceShop, HAC!


General Use "rauma %lying debris, contact !ith highpressure stream

Situational a!areness, protectiveclothing

&and Injury %lying debris, contact !ith highpressure stream

Situational a!areness, gloves

&ead Injury %lying debris Situational a!areness, ace shield,hard hat .as necessary

%oot Injury Drop object on oot, contact !ith highpressure stream

>ear saety shoes

Eye Injury %lying debris Goggles/saety glasses !ith sideshields, ace shield

Electric Shoc$ Improper operation and maintenance (anuacturers instructions strictlyollo!ed

%ire Smo$ing, spar$s o smo$ing or e)posure to spar$s oropen lame during ueling2

Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher2


$$ 'euired:


Saety Shoes/-oots

Goggles &ard &at .as necessary

%ace shield Gloves

&earing Protection Apron .optional

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 4ontact !ith high pressure stream may cause severe injury2 Use e)treme caution to prevent body contact

!ith pressure stream2 (a)imum pressure at no**le is ;5: psi252 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn292 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves


=2 @eep hands, hair and loose clothing clear o all moving parts2

Additional $recautions for -uel $owered n.ines:12 Al!ays operate in an open !ellBventilated area or vent the engine e)haust directly outdoors272 ever uel the engine !hile running or in the presence o an open lame2;2 >ipe spilled uel immediately and !ait or umes to disperse beore starting the engine2

52 ever remove the radiator pressure cap rom li3uid cooled engines !hile they are hot to prevent scalding2


37/83

Hazard Analysis: Heat un ($aint Shop, HAC!


General Use Inhalation %umes, vapors and gases generatedduring use

Properly ventilated !or$ area, usedisposable respirators

-urns &ot air, contact !ith heat gun Situational a!areness, gloves

Electrical Shoc$ Improper operation # maintenance (anuacturers instructions strictlyollo!ed, replace !orn parts

$$ 'euired:

Gloves disposable 0espirators .optional, i appropriate

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 %ollo! manuacturers instructions272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately252 >here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




38/83

Hazard Analysis: Hoist (lectric/Manual!/Slin.s (lectric Shop, HAC!


General Use "rauma Impact Situational a!areness, gloves,hardhat


$$ 'euired:

Saety Shoes/boots

Gloves

&ard hat

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 Ensure current certiication o hoist .good or 1 year rom date o last inspection252 Do not overload or e)ceed any design speciication o hoist/sling2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn21;2 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




39/83

Hazard Analysis: Hydraulic $ress (lectric Shop!


General Use Eye Injury Projectiles Saety glasses !ith side shield orappropriate saety goggles

"rauma Projectiles, moving parts, point ooperation, pinch points, lying items



&and Injury Point o operation, pinch points,moving parts, lying items2


&ead Protection Projectiles %ace Shield .as necessary

$$ 'euired:


Saety Shoes/-oots


Gloves

%ace shield .as necessary


12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions and in accordance !ith 4al/'S&ASection 5165 E"2 Se32 "itle 6 440 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:27172

72 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 All operators must be trained and instructed in the sae method o !or$2 "he employer shall ensure by

ade3uate supervision that the correct operating procedures are being ollo!ed252 (achines designed or a i)ed location shall be securely anchored to prevent !al$ing or moving2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn262 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




40/83

Hazard Analysis: 9ce Chippin.


General Use Eye Injury Projectiles Saety glasses !/side shields orgoggles

"rauma Projectiles, impact, vibration, cold Situational a!areness, gloves,protective clothing

%oot Injury Dropped object on oot >ear saety shoes/boots

oise Impact >ear hearing protection .optional

$$ 'euired:

Saety Glasses !/side shields or Goggles

Saety Shoes/boots

&earing Protection .optional

Gloves

Protective 4lothing .cold !eather

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 "a$e occasional brea$s to avoid repetitive motion injury rom vibration272 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions2

;2 -e a!are o rostbite and cold contact ha*ards to avoid injury252 Use proper liting techni3ues, avoid t!isting and over e)tending !hen liting load2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2112 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves



41/83

Hazard Analysis: Jac# Stands, Manual


General Use %oot Injury Improper placement o load Situational a!areness, !ear saetyshoes

"rauma 'verloading vehicle stand beyondrated capacity

%ollo! manuacturers instructions2Ensure that rated load is legibly andpermanently mar$ed in a prominentlocation on vehicle stand, and ratedload capacity is not e)ceeded2

$$ 'euired:

Saety Shoes/-oots

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 D' '" overload vehicle stand beyond its rated capacity2;2 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately252 >here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




42/83

Hazard Analysis: Joiner (Carpenter & Maintenance Shop!



Appropriate natural ventilation,disposable respirators .i needed,use vacuum unit

Eye Injury Projectiles Saety glasses !ith side shields orappropriate saety goggles

"rauma Projectiles, rotating parts, points ooperation, ingoing nip points, lyingchips # spar$s


%oot Injury Drop object on oot >ear saety shoes&and Injury Point o 'perations, ingoing nip

points, rotating parts, lying chips andspar$s




+oc$out/tagout, proper grounding orame, manuacturers instructions

ollo!ed

$$ 'euired:


Saety Shoes/-oots .optional


Disposable 0espirators .i needed



;2 Use vacuum unit !hen in use i available52 "he jointer shall have an automatic guard, !hich !ill cover all the section o the head on the !or$ing side

o the ence2 "he guard shall eectively $eep the operators hand rom coming in contact !ith the revolving$nives2 "he guard shall automatically adjust itsel to cover the unused portion o the head and shall remainin contact !ith the material at all times2 A guard shall also cover the section o the head bac$ o the gage orence2


43/83


44/83

Hazard Analysis: ;awn Mower/"ri))er, asoline $owered


General Use Eye Injury %lying debris Saety glasses !/sideshields/Goggles

"rauma %lying debris, rotating parts, burns Protective clothing, Situationala!areness, appropriate guards inplace



$$ 'euired:

Saety Glasses !/side shields/Goggles protective 4lothing .optional

&earing Protection

Saety Shoes


52 >here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves



Additional $recautions for -uel $owered n.ines:12 Al!ays operate in an open !ellBventilated area or vent the engine e)haust directly outdoors272 ever uel the engine !hile running or in the presence o an open lame2;2 >ipe spilled uel immediately and !ait or umes to disperse beore starting the engine252 ever remove the radiator pressure cap rom li3uid cooled engines !hile they are hot to prevent scalding2


45/83

Hazard Analysis: ;iftin./Carryin. bear saety shoes/boots

$$ 'euired:

Saety Shoes/boots

Gloves

-ac$ brace/belt .optional

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 Use t!o people to move/lit heavy/a!$!ard objects72 "a$e occasional brea$s to avoid repetitive motion injury2;2 Use proper liting techni3ues252 Use mechanical means to lit/transport objects i available2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn282 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




46/83


47/83

Hazard Analysis: ;$ as "orch (=+oz to >6oz $ropane Cylinder! (lectric Shop, $lu)bin. Shop, $aintShop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop, HAC!


General Use Inhalation &a*ardous umes, gases, dusts Appropriate natural or mechanicalventilation, and disposablerespirators, as re3uired

Eye Injury Projectiles, umes, dusts, lashes Goggles/saety glasses !/sideshields, appropriate noncombustibleor lameproo screens

"rauma Projectiles, burns Situational a!areness, gloves

%oot Injury E3uipment 'peration >ear saety shoes%ire &eat, spar$s, slag Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher,

remove all combustibles and ireha*ards rom area

$$ 'euired:

Saety Shoes/-oots

Gloves

Goggles/Saety Glasses !/side shields disposable respirator .optional protective 4lothing .optional

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 -eore use, inspect the !or$ area to ensure all ire ha*ards have been removed or guarded, and

appropriate ire e)tinguisher is readily available272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions252 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn292 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




48/83

Hazard Analysis: Miter Saw (lectric Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop!



Appropriate natural ventilation,disposable respirators .i needed


"rauma Projectiles, rotating parts, points ooperation, ingoing nip points, lyingchips # spar$s



&and Injury Point o 'perations, ingoing nippoints, rotating parts, lying chips andspar$s


&ead Protection Projectiles %ace Shield .as necessary




ollo!ed

$$ 'euired:

Saety Shoes/-oots


%ace Shield .as necessary

Disposable 0espirators .i needed



;2 A mechanical or electrical po!er control shall provided to ma$e it possible or the operator to cut o po!er!ithout

52 leaving his position at the point o operation2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2

112 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves!ill be !orn2 .E)ception? !here rotating machinery presents a greater ha*ard o entangling gloves, they areoptional !ith !ritten justiication2



49/83

Hazard Analysis: ?y.enAcetylene "orch ($lu)bin. Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop, HAC!


General Use Inhalation &a*ardous umes, gases, dusts Appropriate mechanical ventilation,as re3uired, respirator

Eye Injury Projectiles, umes, dusts, lashes &elmets, saety glasses !/sideshields/ goggles, appropriatenoncombustible or lameBprooscreens

"rauma Projectiles, burns Situational a!areness, PPE,protective clothing

%oot Injury Drop object on oot >ear saety shoes%ire &eat, spar$s, slag Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher,

remove all combustibles and ireha*ards rom !elding area

$$ 'euired:

Protective 4lothing disposable 0espirators

Saety Shoes/-oots

Goggles/Saety Glasses !/side shields

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 -eore cutting or !elding is permitted the area shall be inspected by an individual responsible or

authori*ing cutting and !elding operations72 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions2;2 Employees assigned to operate e3uipment !ill be amiliar !ith the 4al/'S&A re3uirements outlined in

Section 5=85 E"2 Se32 "itle 6 4402 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:27


50/83

Hazard Analysis: $aint Conditioner/Sha#er ($aint Shop!


General Use %oot Injury Drop object on oot Saety shoes



&and Injury Point o 'peration, rotating parts Situational a!areness

$$ 'euired:

Saety Shoes/-oots

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2;2 >here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn252 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves



51/83

Hazard Analysis: $aint Stripper ($aint Shop!


General Use Inhalation %umes, vapors and gases generatedduring use

Properly ventilate !or$ area, usedisposable respirators

-urns &ot surace o paint stripper, contact!ith paint stripper element

Situational a!areness, gloves

Electrical Shoc$ Improper operation # maintenance (anuacturers instructions strictlyollo!ed, replace !orn parts

$$ 'euired:

Gloves disposable 0espirators .optional, i appropriate

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 %ollo! manuacturers instructions272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately252 >here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves

!ill be !orn2 .E)ception? !here rotating machinery presents a greater ha*ard o entangling gloves, they are

optional !ith !ritten justiication292 @eep hands, hair and loose clothing clear o all moving parts2


52/83

Hazard Analysis: $allet Jac# & 4olly, Hydraulic (Carpenter & Maintenance Shop, HAC!


General Use %oot Injury 0oll jac$ over oot >ear saety shoes

"rauma 'verloading jac$ beyond ratedcapacity, using jac$ or support ratherthan just liting, sharp objects

%ollo! manuacturers instructions,gloves

$$ 'euired:

Saety Shoes/-oots

Gloves

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment272 Hac$ is designed or liting onlyB do not use or supporting loads2;2 D' '" allo! jac$ alone to support load252 D' '" overload jac$ beyond its rated capacity2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2112 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves


172 @eep hands, hair and loose clothing clear o all moving parts21;2 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions as listed2


53/83

Hazard Analysis: $arts Cleaner, at


General Use Inhalation 'rganic vapors, hydrocarbons Appropriate ventilation, respirators!hen needed

Eye Injury 4hemical splash, umes Goggles and ace shield

S$inIrritation/Absorption

4hemical splash, contact !ith vatli3uids

Situational a!areness, gloves,protective clothing


%ire &eat, spar$s, slag Appropriate placed ire e)tinguisher,remove all combustibles and ireha*ards rom area

$$ 'euired:

Protective 4lothing .0ubber Apron

Saety Shoes/-oots

Goggles and %ace Shield

Disposable 0espirator .'ptional

0ubber gloves

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 0evie! (aterial Saety Data Sheet .(SDS or solvent prior to using parts cleaner vat2;2 Dispose o spent solvent in accordance !ith EPA re3uirements252 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn292 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves


=2 @eep hands, hair and loose clothing clear o all moving parts262 @no! the location o emergency eye !ash/sho!er2


54/83

Hazard Analysis: $ipe "hreader (lectric Shop, $lu)bin. Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop, HAC!


General Use %oot Injury Drop object on oot Saety Shoes


(anuactures instructions strictlyollo!ed, proper grounding

&and Injury Point o operation, rotating parts Gloves, situational a!areness

Eye Injury %lying particles Saety glasses !/side shields

oise 0unning e3uipment &earing protection or noise ine)cess o 6


55/83


56/83

Hazard Analysis: $neu)atic 8ail un (Carpenter & Maintenance Shop!


General Use Eye Injury Projectiles, residual air pressure,lying debris

Saety glasses !ith side shields,situational a!areness

"rauma Air Pressure, ejection o tool Situational a!areness, tool retainer


%oot Injury Drop object on oot Saety shoes

&and Injury Point o 'peration Situational a!areness

$$ 'euired:

Saety Glasses !ith side shields

&earing Protection

Saety Shoes/ -oots

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 A tool retainer shall be installed in each piece o utili*ation e3uipment, !hich, !ithout such retainer, may

eject tool2

52 &ose and hose connections used or conducting compressed air to utili*ation e3uipment must be designedor the pressure and service to !hich they are subjected2

here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




57/83

Hazard Analysis: $ortable enerator, asoline $owered ($aint Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop,HAC!


General Use Inhalation E)haust Appropriate ventilation

"rauma -urns Situational a!areness, PPE,protective clothing

%oot Injury 0oll over oot, drop object on oot >ear saety shoes


Electrical Shoc$ Improper operations andmaintenance, improper s!itchingdevice

Strictly ollo! manuacturersinstructions, proper s!itching orstarting up/ shutting do!n machine

$$ 'euired:

+eather Gloves

Saety Shoes/ -oots


12 Set up mechanical ventilation !hen used in an enclosed area2 >hen used outdoors, situate portablegenerator so that e)haust is directed a!ay rom the !or$ area2

72 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions2;2 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment252 4onnections and machine grounding shall be chec$ed prior to use2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2=2 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves



Additional $recautions for -uel $owered n.ines:12 Al!ays operate in an open !ellBventilated area or vent the engine e)haust directly outdoors272 ever uel the engine !hile running or in the presence o an open lame2;2 >ipe up spilled uel immediately and !ait or umes to disperse beore starting the engine252 ever remove the radiator pressure cap rom li3uid cooled engines !hile they are hot to prevent scalding2


58/83

Hazard Analysis: $ortable Heater, lectric $owered (HAC!


General Use "rauma -urns Situational a!areness, PPE,protective clothing





$$ 'euired:

+eather Gloves

Saety Shoes/ -oots

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 Set up mechanical ventilation !hen used in an enclosed area272 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions2

;2 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment252 4onnections and machine grounding shall be chec$ed prior to use2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn282 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




59/83

Hazard Analysis: $ortable Heater, asoline $owered (HAC!








$$ 'euired:

+eather Gloves

Saety Shoes/ -oots

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 Set up mechanical ventilation !hen used in an enclosed area2 >hen used outdoors, situate portable heate

so that e)haust is directed a!ay rom the !or$ area272 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions2;2 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment252 4onnections and machine grounding shall be chec$ed prior to use2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2=2 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves



Additional $recautions for -uel $owered n.ines:

12 Al!ays operate in an open !ellBventilated area or vent e)haust directly outdoors272 ever uel the engine !hile running or in the presence o an open lame2;2 >ipe up spilled uel immediately and !ait or umes to disperse beore starting252 Stop the engine beore perorming any maintenance or troubleshooting2 "he ignition system should be

disabled to prevent accidental start o the engine2


60/83

Hazard Analysis: $ower Hac#saw ($lu)bin. Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop, HAC!



Appropriate natural ventilation,respirators !hen needed

Eye Injury Projectiles, burns Saety glasses !ith side shield orappropriate saety goggles

&ead Protection Projectiles %ace shield .as necessary

"rauma Projectiles, point o operation, lyingchips # spar$s, improper use andoperation

Situational a!areness, PPE,protective clothing, machine guards,manuacturers instructions strictlyollo!ed

%oot Injury Drop object on oot Saety shoes

&and Injury Point o operation, inBgoing nippoints, rotating parts, lying chips andspar$s



$$ 'euired: Protective 4lothing .optional

Saety Shoes/ -oots


0espirators .i needed

%ace Shield .as necessary


Sections 5165 and 5789 E"2 Se32 "itle 6 4402 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:2717 and 181:271;272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 'ne or more methods o machine guarding shall be provided to protect the operator and others in the area

rom ha*ards such as those created by point o operation, ingoing nip points, rotating parts, lying chips andspar$s2

52 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn292 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves



Additional $recautions for -uel $owered n.ines:12 Al!ays operate in an open !ellBventilated area or vent the engine e)haust directly outdoors272 ever uel the engine !hile running or in the presence o open lame2

;2 >ipe up spilled uel immediately and !ait or umes to disperse beore starting the engine252 ever remove the radiator pressure cap rom li3uid cooled engines !hile they are hot to prevent scalding2


61/83


62/83


63/83

Hazard Analysis: $ortable enerator, asoline $owered ($lu)bin. Shop, Carpenter & MaintenanceShop, HAC!






Electrical Shoc$ Improper grounding, improperoperations and maintenance,improper s!itching device

Strictly ollo! manuacturersinstructions, proper s!itching orstarting up/shutting do!n machine

$$ 'euired:

+eather Gloves

Saety Shoes/-oots


12 Set up mechanical ventilation !hen used in an enclosed area2 >hen used outdoors, situate portablegenerator so that e)haust is directed a!ay rom the !or$ area2

72 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions2;2 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment252 4onnections and machine grounding shall be chec$ed prior to use2here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2=2 >here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves



Additional $recautions for -uel $owered n.ines:12 Al!ays operate in an open !ellB ventilated area or vent the engine e)haust directly outdoors272 ever uel the engine !hile running or in the presence o open lame2;2 >ipe up spilled uel immediately and !ait or umes to disperse beore starting the engine252 ever remove the radiator pressure cap rom li3uid cooled engines !hile they are hot to prevent scalding2


64/83


65/83

Hazard Analysis: 'adial Ar) Saw



Appropriate natural ventilation,respirators, automatic dust collector


"rauma Projectiles, rotating parts, point ooperation, inBgoing nip points, lyingchips # spar$s



&and Injury Point o 'peration, inBgoing nippoints, rotating parts, lying chips #spar$s


&ead Protection Projectiles %ace Shield .optional


oise (achine operation &earing protection

Electrical Shoc$ Improper grounding, improper

operations and maintenance

Proper grounding o rame,

manuacturers instructions strictlyollo!ed

$$ 'euired:


Saety Shoes/ -oots

Saety Glasses !/side shields/Goggles

0espirators .!hen needed

%ace Shield .optional

Gloves

&earing Protection


Sections 5165 and 5789 E"2 Se32 "itle 6 4402 .%ed/'S&A 78 4%0 181:2717 and 181:271;272 'nly authori*ed users can operate e3uipment2;2 A mechanical or electrical po!er control shall be provided to ma$e it possible or the operator to cut o

po!er !ithout leaving his position at the point o operation252 (achines designed or a i)ed location shall be securely anchored to prevent !al$ing or moving2


66/83

Hazard Analysis: Sewer Sna#e ($lu)bin. Shop!


General Use "rauma 4ontact !ith moving parts Situational a!areness, saety shoes

Electrical Shoc$ Improper operations andmaintenance, improper grounding

Strictly ollo! manuacturersinstructions, proper grounding

&and Injury Point o operation, moving parts Gloves, situational a!areness

Eye Injury %lying particles Goggles/Saety glasses !/sideshields

oise E3uipment operation &earing Protection

Atmosphericha*ard

(ethane gas, hydrogen sulide,o)ygen deicient atmosphere

%ollo! PermitB0e3uired 4oninedSpace Alternate Entry Procedures!hen entering se!er manholes or litstations

$$ 'euired:

Saety Glasses !/side shields or Goggles

Saety Shoes/-oots

Gloves

&earing Protection

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment in strict accordance !ith (anuacturers instructions272 'nly employees trained in 4onined Spaces may enter se!age manholes or lit stations2;2 0eport any observed deect or saety ha*ard to your supervisor immediately252 >here any object handled !ould possibly cause injury to eet i dropped, saety shoes !ill be !orn2here any object handled could possibly cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to hands, appropriate gloves




67/83

Hazard Analysis: Shop ac(s! ($lu)bin. Shop, $aint Shop, Carpenter & Maintenance Shop, HAC!



Electrical Shoc$ Improper operations andmaintenance, improper grounding


Eye Injury %lying debris >ear saety glasses !/side shields


$$ 'euired :. PPE re3uired to be !orn during the vacuuming tas$ !hen it poses a speciic ha*ard to theuser

Saety Glasses !ith side shields

&earing Protection

Saety Shoes/-oots

uip)ent $rocedures/'euire)ents:12 'perate e3uipment

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