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<br /> 2POTENTIAL HAZARDS
<br /> 1.Driving to/leaving Site(cont'd) la.CONTACT: Make Sure They See You®
<br /> Severe injury/disability, property - Maintain eye contact with oncoming
<br /> damage, monetary loss(insurance vehicles/pedestrians
<br /> premiums,deductibles, loss of - Use warning devices(e.g., hand signals, high-lights,
<br /> license/job)caused by collision with horns,etc.)
<br /> or struck by other vehicles, - Proper timing is essential
<br /> obstructions, pedestrians,animals,
<br /> etc. 1 a. Do not perform reconnaissance or inspections while driving.
<br /> Your vehicle should be parked in a safe location when viewing
<br /> or surveying the Site and vicinity
<br /> 1 a. Avoid sudden turns and stops. Do not drive recklessly—be in
<br /> control of the vehicle at all times.
<br /> la. In inclement weather,first determine if work can be
<br /> POSTPONED. Otherwise, plan according to weather
<br /> conditions, including checking the forecast along the entirety of
<br /> the travel route(especially for long distances). Reduce speed
<br /> as road conditions warrant. Travelling with winter car
<br /> equipment in the winter is strongly recommended(i.e.,shovel,
<br /> scraper, brush, blanket,extra clothing,flashlight, bag of sand).
<br /> If your vehicle has 4-wheel drive, review the operator's manual
<br /> and understand the operating procedure prior to engaging 4-
<br /> wheel drive. If at any point on your drive,the weather
<br /> becomes too severe to proceed safely, pull over if safe to do
<br /> so or seek nearest cover(e.g.,overpass)
<br /> 1 a. If feeling drowsy or sleepy,do not drive. Pull over in a safe
<br /> place to rest if you experience any signs of drowsiness. Make
<br /> sure to get adequate sleep the night before an early drive.
<br /> 1 a. Never operate a vehicle under the influence of alcohol, illegal
<br /> substances,or medications affecting your performance.
<br /> 1 a. Keep your eyes on the road. Do not call,text,or talk on
<br /> cellular phones. Pull over to a safe location if you must
<br /> answer or make a call.
<br /> la. When parking, pull through when possible. If backing is
<br /> required,visually inspect the area to ensure it is free from
<br /> obstructions prior to backing in and relying solely on mirrors;
<br /> use spotters when available.
<br /> 2. Entering/Exiting Vehicle. 2a. CAUGHT: 2a. Open and close doors slowly. Never put hands or feet in
<br /> Personal injury(broken fingers/hand) between the door and the vehicle to avoid pinch points.
<br /> while entering or exiting vehicles
<br /> 2b. FALL: 2b. When exiting the vehicle, make sure your feet are on firm
<br /> Personal injury(twisted ankle,deep footing and weight is evenly distributed before exiting/standing.
<br /> contusion,concussion, broken In inclement weather, use your hands to support yourself by
<br /> wrist/arm,etc.)from a slip/fall on an holding the car door and/or steering wheel when exiting the
<br /> uneven, unstable,or slippery surface vehicle.
<br /> while exiting/entering the vehicle
<br /> 2c. CONTACT: 2c. Check both directions for traffic before opening the door. Do
<br /> Severe injury/disability, property not exit the vehicle if traffic does not permit you to exit safely
<br /> damage, monetary loss(insurance
<br /> premiums,deductibles, loss of 2c. Check the anticipated path of the door prior to opening. Do not
<br /> license/job)caused by collision with open the door into any obstructions(e.g., bollards, high curbs)
<br /> or struck by other vehicles,
<br /> obstructions, pedestrians,animals,
<br /> etc.
<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
<br /> techniques;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
<br /> needs to be done-such as"use two persons to lift". Avoid general statements such as,"be careful'.
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