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❑Line-of-fire hazards,struck by ❑Additional requirements for fixed powered equipment:
<br /> ❑Fire/explosion,ignition sources • Implement lockout/tagout controls for repairs/adjustments/tooling changes.
<br /> ❑Burns from hot surfaces,steam • Equip pneumatic hoses with whip checks;ensure factory fittings are used for high-pressure hose connections.
<br /> ❑Noise
<br /> ❑Inhalation/atmospheric hazards ElFor climbing/fall hazards associated with large equipment,see D.4."Fall Hazards."
<br /> ❑Working at heights,falls ❑For electrical hazards,see D.10."Electrical Work Tasks."
<br /> ❑Overhead obstruction(s) ❑For ground surface penetration,see D.10."Utility-Related Hazards."
<br /> ❑Musculoskeletal hazards ElFor fuel-safety practices,see D.14."Commercial Chemical Products."
<br /> El Potential(stored)energy ElFor air monitoring of atmospheric hazards,see Part E,"Air Monitoring,Worker Exposure Monitoring."
<br /> El Illumination Geosyntec Procedure(s):HS-109-Hearing Conservation,HS-113-Personal Protective Equipment,
<br /> HS-119-Lockout/Tagout HS-121-Electrical Safety,HS-503-Powered Hand Tools,Others as applicable
<br /> WELDING,CUTTING,HOT WORK ❑General safe work practices for operators of welding equipment:
<br /> ❑Arc welding(electrical arc) • Hot work permit system to be implemented.
<br /> ❑Gas-welding/cutting(fuel gases) • Operator properly protected(eye protection,clothing,apron,etc.).
<br /> Hazards: • Fire hazard controls(watcher,fire extinguisher,water,remove combustibles from work area).
<br /> UV/IR light-eye/skin burns • Protect nearby personnel from hazardous UV,IR light(shielding,curtain);see D.16."Radiation Hazards."
<br /> hot-work hazards/fire ❑For welding gas cylinders,secure them upright with caps on when stored or not in use;protect cylinders from
<br /> toxic metal welding fumes damage;NEVER secure gas cylinders to metal welding bench used for electrical arc welding);
<br /> compressed gases see D.14."Commercial Chemical Products."
<br /> electrical shock ❑For arc welding,follow electrical safe work practices;see D.30."Electrical Work Tasks."
<br /> ❑For inhalation hazards from welding fumes(toxic metals)and gases(asphyxiant,flammable),see D.14.
<br /> "Commercial Chemical Products."
<br /> Geosyntec Procedure(s):HS-511-Welding,Cutting and Other Hot Work
<br /> PORTABLE ELECTRIC GENERATOR El Follow general safe work practices for Powered Tools&Equipment(above),and as follows:
<br /> Hazards: • Use in accordance with manufacturer's instructions,including instructions for grounding the generator.
<br /> Electrical shock • Keep generator and work area dry.
<br /> Carbon monoxide in exhaust • Never use indoors,or near building air intake vents due to carbon monoxide hazard.
<br /> Fuel-related fire hazard • Provide for ventilation and/or air monitoring where hazardous accumulation of exhaust emissions is possible.
<br /> Injury from mechanical or lifting • Use hearing protection in close proximity to operating generator,as needed.
<br /> hazard • Use power cords/extension cords specified by instructions.
<br /> Burns from hot surfaces . Use ground-fault circuit interrupters(GFCls)in accordance with manufacturer's instructions;see D.30.
<br /> "Electrical Work Tasks."
<br /> • Shut down equipment before refueling;see safe practices for flammable/combustible liquids in D.14.
<br /> "Commercial Chemical Products."
<br /> Geosyntec Procedures:HS-109-Hearing Conservation,HS-111-Air Monitoring,
<br /> HS-115-Hazard Communication(forfuel),HS-121-Electrical Safety,Others as applicable
<br /> PNEUMATIC/HYDRAULIC HAZARDS € ❑Never direct outlet nozzle toward body;use guards,restraints,engineering controls as appropriate.
<br /> ❑Air compressor ❑Never use compressed air for cleaning clothes you are wearing.
<br /> ❑Compressed air system ❑If compressed air is used for cleaning,restrict pressure to 30 psi or below,equip nozzle with chip guard.
<br /> ❑High-pressure liquid ❑Use PPE for eye(goggles or face shield)/hand/head/hearing/skin protection,as appropriate for the hazard.
<br /> ❑Pressurized steam ElEnsure tank,hoses,fittings are in good repair using factory fittings,equipped with whip-checks.
<br /> (For compressed gas cylinders,see ElIf pressure relief device poses a hazard to workers,reconfigure or shield device or restrict access by workers.
<br /> D.14."Commercial Chemical
<br /> Products")
<br /> PORTABLE HEATER ❑Follow general safety practices for Operation of Equipment/Machinery(above),and as follows:
<br /> ❑electric • Keep heater dry and locate heater on level surface away from high traffic areas to prevent tipping.
<br /> ❑fuel powered • Never use fuel-powered heaters indoors,or near air intake vents,due to carbon monoxide hazard.
<br /> Hazards: • Provide ventilation and/or air monitoring where hazardous accumulation of exhaust emissions is possible.
<br /> Shock(electrical) • Keep combustible materials at least 3 feet from hot surfaces.
<br /> Carbon monoxide emissions and Do not use an extension cord or power strip to power an electric heater.
<br /> fuel related fire hazards(fueled) • For electric heaters,see D.10.,"Electrical Work Tasks."
<br /> Fires/burns from hot surfaces. • Shut down fuel-powered equipment before refueling;see safe practices for flammable/combustible liquids
<br /> and/or compressed gases in D.14."Commercial Chemical Products."
<br /> Geosyntec Procedures:HS-111-Air Monitoring,HS-115-Hazard Communication(for fuel),
<br /> HS-121-Electrical Safety,Others as applicable
<br /> LOCKOUT/TAGOUT(LO/TO)OF ❑Prepare site-specific written LO/TO program,and equipment-specific written LO/TO procedures(as
<br /> HAZARDOUS ENERGY To prevent applicable);implement control procedures for hazardous energy sources,provide locks/tags,train workers,
<br /> unplanned equipment start-up or designate"authorized"personnel,notify"affected"personnel.
<br /> release of energy when under
<br /> maintenance/repair. Geosyntec Procedure(s):HS-119-Lockout Tagout,HS-121-Electrical Safety
<br /> Geosyntec° Project/Task Name:TR0712/GSH OxyChe j-Stockton Routine Soil Sampling
<br /> THA Date:07/25/2022 Updated 8-15-2024
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