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<br /> JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS Ctrl. No. GEN-007 DATE 05/22/2025 ® REVISED PAGE 1 of 2
<br /> JSA TYPE CATEGORY WORK TYPE WORK ACTIVITY(Description)
<br /> GENERIC General Site Activity Driving
<br /> REQUIRED AND/OR RECOMMENDED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
<br /> ❑ LIFE VEST ❑ GOGGLES ❑ AIR PURIFYING RESPIRATOR ❑ GLOVES:Leather/cut-resistant
<br /> ❑ HARD HAT:when outside ❑ FACE SHIELD ❑ SUPPLIED RESPIRATOR level 2
<br /> vehicle ❑ HEARING PROTECTION ❑ PPE CLOTHING:high visibility vest ❑ OTHER
<br /> ❑ LIFELINE/BODY HARNESS ❑ SAFETY TOE BOOTS:when outside when outside vehicle
<br /> ❑ SAFETY GLASSES:when vehicle
<br /> outside vehicle
<br /> REQUIRED AND/OR RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT
<br /> Motor Vehicle(i.e.,car,truck,SUV)
<br /> COMMITMENT TO SAFETY-All personnel onsite will actively participate in hazard recognition and mitigation throughout the day by verbalizing LMRAs
<br /> Analyze Act
<br /> 2POTENTIAL HAZARDS L 3CRITICAL ACTIONS
<br /> 1. Driving to/leaving the Site 1a.CONTACT: la. PLAN AHEAD—review/make yourself familiar with maps and
<br /> Severe injury/disability,property driving directions before beginning the drive to the Site. Do not
<br /> damage,monetary loss(insurance attempt to drive and review maps/directions at the same time. Pull
<br /> premiums,deductibles,loss of over and stop your vehicle before looking at maps/directions.
<br /> license/job)caused by collision with or
<br /> struck by other vehicles,obstructions, la. If a Roux vehicle or a Roux-rented vehicle,complete a vehicle
<br /> pedestrians,animals,etc. inspection form. If a personal vehicle,complete a basic 360
<br /> vehicle inspection before driving.
<br /> "Common factors that may lead to a Verify Inspection and Registration are current,tires and wipers are
<br /> CONTACT incident,but not limited to: in good condition,all lights are functional,all glass/mirrors are
<br /> undamaged,the horn is functional,roof/hood/trunk are free from
<br /> • distracted driving(cell phone,GPS, accumulated snow,and visibility is not impaired due to
<br /> radio,billboards,"rubbernecking") snow/ice/frost/fog on windows.
<br /> • lack of situational awareness
<br /> • unfamiliarity with traffic patterns/road la. Do not hang items in the car that can obstruct your view or
<br /> layout become projectiles in a collision.
<br /> • weather conditions(wet/icy roads, la. Do not get distracted using touch screen radios or GPS units built
<br /> hydroplaning, black ice) into newer models. Keep your eyes on the road and stay alert.
<br /> • weariness
<br /> • high speeds la. Follow posted speed limits and obey traffic signals and roadway
<br /> • obstructed vision(solar glare,debris signs.
<br /> on windshield,blind spots,large la. Always wear your seat belt and shoulder harness when driving.
<br /> vehicle at the front)
<br /> • changes in travel pathway la. When driving around large vehicles and trucks,maintain extra
<br /> (construction,snow banks,non- space as these vehicles may not be able to see a smaller car too
<br /> operational signals,potholes,detours, close.
<br /> special events)
<br /> • improper vehicle maintenance(non- la. Follow the"Rules of the Road,"including:using your turn signals,
<br /> operational signal light,worn tires, coming to a complete stop,and allowing vehicles the right of way
<br /> cracked windshield, ineffective (yield)when required by traffic laws.
<br /> wipers) la. Apply the Smith Five Keys®of safe driving
<br /> • loose or unsecure objects
<br /> • Aim High in Steering®
<br /> - Expand eye lead time to a minimum of 15 seconds
<br /> • Get the Big Picture®
<br /> Maintain a proper 4-second minimum following distance
<br /> at all times
<br /> Scan mirrors every 5-8 seconds to achieve a circle of
<br /> awareness
<br /> Position your vehicle so you can see relevant/non-
<br /> relevant objects
<br /> • Keep Your Eyes Moving®
<br /> Try to maintain about 180 degrees of visibility
<br /> - Avoid blank and fixed stares.Avoid focusing on one
<br /> object for more than 2 seconds
<br /> • Leave Yourself an Out®
<br /> Avoid traveling in traffic clusters
<br /> Surround yourself with space
<br /> Anticipate the actions of others
<br /> ' Each Job or Operation consists of a set of tasks/steps. Be sure to list all the steps needed to perform job.
<br /> ' A hazard is a potential danger. Break hazards into six types: Contact-victim is struck by or strikes an object;
<br /> Caught-victim is caught on,caught in or caught between objects;Fall-victim falls to ground or lower level(includes slips and trips);Exertion-excessive strain or stress/ergonomics/lifting techniques;
<br /> Exposure-inhalation/skin hazards;Energy Source—electricity,pressure,compression/tension.
<br /> Using the first two columns as a guide,decide what actions or procedures are necessary to eliminate or minimize the risk. List the recommended safe operating procedures. Say exactly what needs to be
<br /> done-such as"use two persons to lift". Avoid general statements such as,'be careful'.
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