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e <br /> ACTIVITY HAZARDS ANALYSIS <br /> JOB STEPS HAZARDS ACTIONS TO ELIMINATE OR MINIMIZE HAZARDS RAC <br /> .Wear approved safety ear plugs when working close enough to <br /> backhoe that you have to speak louder than your normal voice <br /> to someone standing next to you. <br /> Wear appropriate PPE to protect from dust.This is usually a <br /> half-face air-purifying respirator with dust cartridges. <br /> Monitor each sample location for VOC's and metals before setting up. <br /> Areas with high concentrations ofVOC's and metals require use of <br /> respirator. <br /> Avoid moving parts of machinery.Keep fingers,hands,and <br /> arms away from backhoe bucket and other pinch points.Wear <br /> leather gloves when using hands for activities other than <br /> sampling,and steel-toed boots. <br /> Wear hard hat at all times. <br /> Personnel on the ground should keep away from the work area <br /> and backhoe unless they are required for the task. <br /> .Ask for assistance when carrying or moving heavy loads.Use legs to <br /> lift...not the back. <br /> Do not approach heavy equipment without first establishing eye <br /> Injury to hearing from noise. contact with the operator. <br /> Inhalation hazards from dust from drilling or .Use standard hand signals when noise levels inhibit auditory <br /> excavation activities. communication. <br /> Exposure to and metal hazards. Ensure that all heavy machinery have audible back-up signals. <br /> Physical injury <br /> from moving parts of machinery. NEVER work alone when operating heavy machinery. <br /> Physical hazards to personnel the ground in To avoid inhalation of dust,wear a fit-tested half-face respirator <br /> 3.Excavation the vicinity of the heavy machinery. with appropriate cartridges for particles and other potential <br /> 4.Stock Piling Inhalation of dirt or dust during work activities. contaminants,including VOCs. H <br /> Inhalation or dermal contact of dirt or dust after ,The respirator must be worn whenever field instruments indicate the <br /> work activities. need,or whenever wind-blown dust is obvious,in combination with <br /> Possible cave-in of excavation. detected contaminants. <br /> Eye injury from dust and debris. To avoid inhalation or dermal contact from dirt and dust that <br /> Fall hazards. can accumulate on clothing,wear coveralls or suits(e.g.,tyvek <br /> Heat illness hazards. suits)that protect regular work clothes,boots,and hair from <br /> exposure to dust and dirt. <br /> .No employee will be allowed to be near edge of excavation unless he <br /> is working and needed near the excavation.Stay clear(2 feet)of the <br /> edge of the excavation. <br /> .Watch for any indication of slipping soil,shaking of ground or water in <br /> excavation area. <br /> .Use plastic to cover ground area where contaminated soil will be <br /> stockpiled. <br /> .Place stockpile material a minimum of 2 feet away from edge of <br /> excavation. <br /> .Cover all stockpiles with plastic until it is to be used again or until the <br /> stock pile is removed from site. <br /> Use safety glasses or safety goggles and all Level D PPE. <br /> Use heat illness prevention measures.Drink plenty of water.stay out <br /> of the heat if possible,tak plenty of water breaks,take breaks in shade, <br /> watch out for heat illness signs and symptoms from each other. <br /> .Remove work clothes,including boots,before entering environments <br /> ni itciria of tha Wnrlr 6to ci irh at vni n hnma <br />