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5.1.23 Lifting and Material Handling <br /> Review CB&I procedure CMS-710-01-PR-03700.Observe the lifting and material handling procedures <br /> and practices: <br /> • Use leather gloves when handling metal,wire rope, sharp debris,or transporting materials(wood, <br /> piping, drums,etc.). <br /> • The size, shape, and weight of the object to be lifted must first be considered.No individual <br /> employee is permitted to lift any object that weights over 60 pounds. Multiple employees or <br /> mechanical lifting devices are required for objects over the 60-pound limit. <br /> • Plan a lift before doing it. Bend at the knees and lift with the legs; keep the natural curves of the <br /> back; do not use back muscles. <br /> • Check route for clearance. <br /> • Use the buddy system when lifting heavy or awkward objects. <br /> • Do not twist body while lifting. <br /> • Know the capacity of any handling device(crane,forklift,chain fall,come-along)that you intend to <br /> use. <br /> • Use tag lines to control loads. <br /> • Ensure that your body,material,tools,and equipment are safe from such unexpected movement as <br /> falling, slipping,rolling,tripping,bowing, or any other un-controlled motion. <br /> • Trucks(i.e.,flat beds)hauling equipment or materials must not be moved once rigging has been <br /> released. <br /> • Chock all material and equipment(such as pipe,drums,tanks,reels,trailers,and wagons)as <br /> necessary to prevent rolling. <br /> • Tie down all light, large-surface-area material that might be moved by the wind. <br /> • When working at heights, secure tools,equipment, and wrenches against falling. <br /> • Do not store materials or tools on ducts,lighting fixtures,beam flanges, hung ceilings, or similar <br /> elevated locations. <br /> • Fuel-powered tools used inside buildings or enclosures shall be vented and checked for excessive <br /> noise <br /> 5.1.24 Fire Control <br /> Follow CB&I Procedure CMS-710-02-PR-02400. Observe the following fire control procedures and <br /> practices: <br /> • Smoke only in designated areas. <br /> • Keep flammable liquids in closed containers. <br /> • Keep site clean; avoid accumulating combustible debris such as paper. <br /> • Follow Hot Work Safety Procedures when welding or performing other activities requiring an open <br /> flame. <br /> • Isolate flammable and combustible materials from ignition sources. <br /> Ensure fire safety integrity of equipment installations according to NEC specifications. <br /> 5-14 <br />