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Job Safety Analysis—(Compactor Operations) <br /> Field staff must review job-specific work plan and coordinate with project manager to verify that all up-front logistics <br /> are completed prior to staging work including, but not limited to, permitting, success agreements and notification to <br /> required contacts(e.g., site managers, inspectors,clients, subcontractors,etc.).Additionally, a tailgate safety meeting <br /> must be performed and documented at the beginning of each work day. Safe Performance Self Assessment(SPSA) <br /> procedures must be used during field activities.Also consider weather conditions(heat,cold, rain, and lightning). <br /> Date: <br /> Work Type- <br /> Work <br /> e:Work Site: <br /> Organization: Wayne Peny,Inc. <br /> Personal Protective Equipment PPE , Level D <br /> Hard Hat ® Yes ❑ No <br /> Steel-toed Boots ® Yes ❑ No <br /> Hearing Protection—specific to task ® Yes ❑ No <br /> High Visibility Traffic Safety Vest ® Yes ❑ No <br /> Protective Gloves—Leather work gloves Yes ❑ No <br /> Safety Glasses& Screen Face Shield Yes ❑ No <br /> Other: <br /> . . Steps Potential <br /> Compactor Operations <br /> 1 Conduct SPSA LI, NLI Go through SPSA card. Assess <br /> the risks, analyze and reduce the <br /> risks. <br /> 2 Inspect Equipment Equipment malfunction causing Follow equipment inspection <br /> personnel or property damage. form. Check all fluids and insure <br /> everything is in proper working <br /> order. If there are any <br /> questionable items, get with your <br /> supervisor before starting <br /> machine. <br /> 3 Inspect area. Accidents, Holes that could cause you Walk area to be rolled. Check for <br /> to tip over. Slips, trips, falls, uneven holes, large rocks, etc. If you <br /> terrain. come across these hazards, <br /> remove the rocks and fill in the <br /> holes. <br /> 4 Understand your Unfamiliarity causing accidents or If new to machine, have <br /> equipment. misuse. supervisor train you. Read over <br /> operators manual. Someone must <br /> mentor you before you are left <br /> alone. Otherwise, operators must <br /> be trained, experienced and <br /> skilled tooperate alone. <br /> 5 Climb machine and Falls Use 3 point mount and <br /> start. immediately fasten seat belt. <br /> Insert key and start machine. Let <br /> it warm up for several minutes. <br /> Keep parking brake engaged <br /> when not in motion. This is an <br /> o en cab machine, dress for the <br />