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SAFETY TOPIC OPTIONS: □Stretch and Flex (Always Required) □Traffic Control: Note traffic patterns, volume and visibility with respect to work location. Delineate vehicle, equipment and pedestrian. □Review HASP: HASP to be signed and understood by all. Update as needed. □Review: Emergency evacuation route and assembly areas. □Directions to nearest hospital. □Employee Right-To-Know/SDS. □Review Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA): ID job steps, hazards, and mitigation steps. Revise as needed. □Mental Risk Assessments (MRA): What could go wrong? What’s the worst that could happen if something goes wrong? □PPE: Head- Hard hat, safety glasses □PPE: Hands-Leather gloves, cut- resistant, kevlar nitrile or as specified in JHA (Note: Cut-resistant gloves is minimum required hand protection for tasks). □PPE: Feet-Steel toe boots/shoes, rubber steel toe boots. □PPE: Body-High visibility traffic vest, special clothing such a long sleeve shirts FR clothing if working at refineries or substations. □Review Short Service Worker Program: Issue red hart hat stickers daily for all onsite workers if experience level for the task is < 1 year. □Verify: Training Certification- Basic Hazard Awareness training, CPR, First- aid, 40 Hr. HAZWOPER. □Verify: Operator Licenses- CDL, Crane, Forklift, other equipment. □*Hot Work Permit: Review if required. Note potential ignition sources and fuels. □*Electrical Work: lockout/tag-out and GFI □*Confined Space Entry: Review JHA and complete ICS work permit before task. □*Working From Heights: For ANY work above 6’ review AHA and complete ICS work permit before task. □Slips, trips, and falls & strains/sprains □*Trenching and Excavation: □Open pits, excavations, trenches, uneven surfaces. □Subsurface Clearance: Complete subsurface clearance forms and follow protocol for excavations. □Vehicles and Equipment: □Driving/speed limits/road conditions. □Defensive driving strategies. □Cell Phone Policy: Use is prohibited when driving any vehicles or equipment. □Chock trailer and/or semi tires. □Limit vehicle and equipment idling to less than 5 minutes to reduce emissions. □Backing-up hazards and use of spotter. □Equipment/machinery familiarization. □Equipment shut-down and kill switches. □Line-of-fire: Impacts to people/property. □Excavator swing and overhead loading. □Overhead utility locations and clearance. □Dust and vapor control. □Noise hazards. □Daily work scope □Physically/mentally prepared for work □Known allergies such as bee stings, latex, other □Effects of over-the-counter medications □Bio Hazards – Insects, plants, other □Exposure to heat/cold and UV. □Drinking water availability. □Shade and rest areas. □Orderly site and housekeeping. □Public safety and fences. □Site security, vandalism, threats. □Smoking only in designated areas. □Eye wash station location. □First-aid kits. □Burn kit and PPE location. □Fire extinguisher locations. □Decontamination procedures. □Emergency fuel shutoff at bldgs. □Emergency water shutoff to site. □Sharp objects, rebar, and scrap metal hazards. □Flying debris hazards. □Vibration-related injuries. □Pressure hazards. □Safety is everyone's responsibility. □Anticipated/unwanted visitors. □Equipment and material deliveries. □Portable tool safety and awareness. □No horseplay. *Denotes tasks with highest potential for Serious Injuries or Fatality (SIF). SEPT 2018: Rev. 4