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User Roles <br />Role Employee Due Date Completed Date Supervisor Active <br />Developer Coppola, Mija A 6/28/2012 2/4/2009 Ebert, Joachim † <br />HASP Reviewer Coppola, Mija A 2/6/2009 2/2/2009 Ebert, Joachim † <br />Job Steps <br />Job Step No.Job Step Description Potential Hazard Critical Action H&S Reference <br />1 Set up necessary traffic and <br />public access controls <br />1 Struck by vehicle due to <br />improper traffic controls <br />Use a buddy system for placing site control <br />cones and/or signage. Position vehicle so <br />that you are protected from moving traffic. <br />Wear Class II traffic vest <br />2 Utility Clearance 1 Potential to encounter <br />underground or above <br />ground utilities while drilling. <br />Complete utility clearance in accordance with <br />the ARCADIS Utility Clearance H&S <br />Standard. <br />ARCADIS H&S <br />Standard <br />ARCHSFS019 <br />3 General drill rig operation 1 Excessive noise is <br />generated by rig operation. <br />When the engine is used at high RPMs or <br />soil samples are being collected, use hearing <br />protection. <br />2 During drill rig operation, <br />surfaces will become hot and <br />cause burns if touched, and <br />COCs in the soils more <br />readily vaporize generating <br />airborne contaminates. <br />Due to friction and lack of a drilling fluid, heat <br />will be produced during this method. Mainly <br />drill augers. Be careful handling split spoons. <br />Wear proper work gloves. When soils and <br />parts become heated, the COC could <br />volatilize. Air monitoring should always be <br />performed in accordance with the HASP. <br />3 Moving parts of the drilling <br />rig can pull you in causing <br />injury. Pinch points on the rig <br />and auger connections can <br />cause pinching or crushing <br />of body parts. <br />Stay at least 5 feet away from moving parts <br />of the drill rig. Know where the kill switch is, <br />and have the drillers test it to verify that it is <br />working. Do not wear loose clothing, and tie <br />long hair back. Avoid wearing jewelry while <br />drilling. Cone off the work area to keep <br />general public away from the drilling rig. <br />4 Dust and debris can cause <br />eye injury and soil cuttings <br />and/or water could contain <br />COCs. <br />Wear safety glasses and stay as far away <br />from actual drilling operation as practicable. <br />Wear appropriate gloves to protect from <br />COCs. <br />5 Drilling equipment laying on <br />the ground (i.e. augers, split <br />spoons, decon equipment, <br />coolers, etc), create a <br />tripping hazard. Water from <br />decon buckets generate mud <br />and cause a slipping hazard. <br />Keep equipment and trash picked up, and <br />store away from the primary work area. <br />6 The raised derrick can strike <br />overhead utilities, tree limbs <br />or other elevated items <br />Never move the rig with the derrick up. <br />Ensure there is proper clearance to raise the <br />derrick, and that you are far enough away <br />from overhead power lines. See the <br />Utility Clearance H&S Standard for guidance. <br />Job Safety Analysis <br />General <br />JSA ID 44 Status (3) Completed <br />Job Name Environment-Drilling, soil sampling, well <br />installation <br />Created Date 2/4/2009 <br />Task Description Drilling, soil sampling, and well installation Completed Date 02/04/2009 <br />Template True Auto Closed False <br />Client / Project <br />Client ARCADIS-AGMI <br />Project Number 000000100000 <br />Project Name GENERAL OVERHEAD <br />PIC <br />Project Manager