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Job Safety Analysis—(Heavy Equipment Operation: Excavator) Field staff must review job -specific work plan and coordinate with project manager to verify that all up -front logistics are completed prior to staging work including, but not limited to, permitting, success agreements and notification to required contacts (e.g., site managers, inspectors, clients, subcontractors, etc.). Additionally, a tailgate safety meeting must be performed and documented at the beginning of each work day. Safe Performance Self Assessment (SPSA) procedures must be used during field activities. Also consider weather conditions (heat, cold, rain, and lightning). Pprc;nnal Protective Equipment (PPE), Level (D) Hard Hat 1 Yes ❑ No Steel -toed Boots Starting up of Yes ❑ No Hearing Protection—specific to task ® Yes ❑ No High Visibility Traffic Safety Vest Z Yes ❑ No Protective Gloves -Leather work gloves N Yes ❑ No Glasses & Screen Face Shield i Yes LEI No �Safet Other: equipment or entering the cab could have any hazards removed prior .b Steps Potential Heavy Equipment Operation: Excavator 1 Entering/Exiting and 1) Equipment or personnel may have 1) SPSA, Perform a walk around Starting up of moved or parked within the the entire base of you machine Excavator excavators swing radius, which could and work area PRIOR to starting lead to Property Damage or Personal the equipment, making note that Injury or Death by being struck. the swing radius is much wider 2) Wet or slick surfaces of the than the base of the machine. machine while inspecting the Perform Stop Work Authority and equipment or entering the cab could have any hazards removed prior cause personal injury due to falling. to starting the equipment. 2) Always Maintain 3 points of contact when climbing onto the excavator. Only walk on those surfaces designed to be stable platforms. OE Tenet#3, 4 OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITY 2 Moving the 1) Equipment or personnel entering 1) Drive or walk the path which Equipment to/from the swing radius of the excavator you intend to travel, paying work area along the Blind side leading to the attention to possible overhead excavator coming in contact with other hazards, pedestrian walk/work equipment or personnel with property areas, crossing traffic, damage, personal injury or death as a unstable/uneven ground. result. 2) Always Travel with the boom 2) Equipment could come in contact lowered and bucket curled. with overhead obstacles leading to 3) In high congestion/traffic areas possible property damage, personal or area with multiple hazards injury or death by falling debris or assign a SPOTTER to assist with electrocution (utilities). move. OE Tenet# 4 OPERATOR RESPONSIBILTY