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Assess Analyze Act 2POTENTIAL HAZARDS 3CRITICAL ACTIONS 2d. Poison Ivy: • Identify areas of poison ivy and spray with weed killer. Don Tyvek and rubber boots while traversing poison ivy areas. • If skin comes into contact with poison ivy,wash the skin 2e. EXPOSURE: thoroughly with soap and water. Heat Stress&Cold Stress.Personal 2e. Wear sunscreen with SPF 15 or greater on exposed skin injury from working in inclement whenever 30 minutes or more of sun exposure is expected. weather conditions. 2e. Watch for heat stress symptoms(muscle cramping, exhaustion,dizziness,rapid and shallow breathing). Take breaks as needed. 2e. Watch for cold stress symptoms(severe shivering,slowing body movement,weakness,stumbling or inability to walk, collapse).Take breaks as needed. 2e. Wear appropriate rain gear as needed. 2e. Take frequent breaks if tired,wet,or cold/hot. Drink water. 2e. If lightning is observed,wait 30 minutes after the last thunder boom/lightning bolt in a sheltered location(car acceptable) before starting work again. 3.Walking near heavy equipment 3a. CONTACT: 3a. See 2a. and machinery. Personal injury from Site and roadway 3a. Maintain an exclusion zone of at least 10 feet from all engaged traffic. Personal injury from flying debris equipment.Increase distance to include swing tip radius. 3a. Keep body parts out of the line-of-fire of pinch points. 3a. Wear appropriate PPE always. 3b. OVEREXERTION: 3b. See 2c. Personal injury from lifting/moving/rotating equipment. 3c. EXPOSURE: 3c. Wear hearing protection if>85 dBA.(i.e.,noise levels which Hearing damage from noise-generating require you to raise your voice to communicate) equipment/processes. 3c. Always wear cut-resistant gloves when handling any tools or Inhalation/exposure to hazardous equipment. vapors and or dust. 3c. Always wear appropriate PPE based on the chemicals present. 3d. EXPOSURE: 3d. Use the"buddy system"whenever possible. If working alone, Working in a remote area. contact PM upon arrival/departure and during work activities prior to commencing work if applicable. 3d. Always carry a communication device(i.e.,cell phone,walkie- talkie)or directional(i.e.,map,compass,etc.)when traversing remote areas. 3d. If available,follow Lone Worker Protocol/Procedure. 4.Working in adverse weather 4a. EXPOSURE: 4a. Watch for heat stress symptoms(muscle cramping, conditions. Heat Stress&Cold Stress.Personal exhaustion,dizziness,rapid and shallow breathing). Take injury from working in inclement breaks as needed. weather conditions. 4a. Watch for cold stress symptoms(severe shivering,slowing body movement,weakness,stumbling or inability to walk, collapse).Take breaks as needed. 4a. Wear appropriate rain gear as needed. 4a. Take frequent breaks if tired,wet,or cold/hot. Drink water. 4a. If lightning is observed,wait 30 minutes after the last thunder boom/lightning bolt in a sheltered location(car acceptable) before starting work again. 5.Departing Site. 5a. EXPOSURE: 5a. Sign out or notify the Site contact and Roux Project Manager Exposure to unnecessary hazards of your departure. should prompt personnel to believe Roux is on-site during an emergency and conduct a search. ' Each Job or Operation consists of a set of tasks/steps. Be sure to list all the steps needed to perform job. A hazard is a potential danger. Break hazards into six types: Contact-victim is struck by or strikes an object;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;Exposure-inhalation/skin hazards; EnergySource-electricity,pressure,compression/tension. ' 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 done-such as"use two persons to lift". Avoid general statements such as,'be careful'. ROUX ASSOCIATES, INC.