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❑ NEW JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS Ctrl. No. GEN-013 DATE 8/6/2018 [1REVISED PAGE 1 of 2 JSA TYPE CATEGORY WORK TYPE: WORK ACTIVITY(Description): Generic Gauging and Sampling Gauging and Sampling DEVELOPMENT TEAM POSITION/TITLE REVIEWED BY: POSITION/TITLE Brandon Tufano Staff Geologist Brian Hobbs Corporate Health&Safety Manager REQUIRED AND/OR RECOMMENDED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT ® LIFE VEST ❑ GOGGLES ❑ AIR PURIFYING RESPIRATOR ® GLOVES: Leather.Nitrile and cut ® HARD HAT ❑ FACE SHIELD ❑ SUPPLIED RESPIRATOR resistant ❑ LIFELINE/BODY HARNESS ❑ HEARING PROTECTION ® PPE CLOTHING: Fluorescent ® OTHER: Knee pads.Insect ® SAFETY GLASSES ® SAFETY SHOES: Composite-toe or steel reflective vest or high visibility Repellant,sunscreen(as needed) toe boots clothing REQUIRED AND/OR RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT 42-inch Safety Cones,Caution Tape, Interface Probe and/or Water Level Meter,20-lb.,Type ABC Fire Extinguisher, Buckets.Tools as needed: Socket Wrench,Screw Driver,Crow Bar,Mallet,and Wire Brush. COMMITMENT TO SAFETY-All personnel onsite will actively participate in hazard recognition and mitigation throughout the day by verbalizing SPSAs Analyze 2POTENTIAL HAZARDS 1. Mobilization to monitoring la. FALL: Personal injury from la. Inspect pathway and plan for most suitable designated pathway well(s). slip/trip/fall due to uneven terrain prior to mobilization. and/or obstructions. la. Use established pathways,walk and/or drive on stable,secure ground and avoid steep hills or uneven terrain. la. If working near open water with an unguarded edge,wear life vest. 1b. CONTACT: With traffic/third 1b. Identify potential traffic sources and delineate work area with 42- parties. inch traffic safety cones. Position vehicle to protect against oncoming traffic. Use caution tape to provide a more visible delineation of the work area if necessary. 1 b. Wear appropriate PPE including high visibility clothing or reflective vest. 1 b. Face traffic, maintain eye contact with oncoming vehicles,and establish a safe exit route. 1c. EXERTION: Muscle strain from 1c. Use proper lifting techniques when handling/moving equipment; lifting equipment bend knees and keep back straight. 4c. Use mechanical assistance or team lifting techniques when equipment is 50 lbs.or heavier. 4c. Make multiple trips to carry equipment. 1d. EXPOSURE: To biological hazards. 1d. Inspect work area for bees and insects. 1d. Use insect/tick repellent as necessary. 2. Open/close well. 2a. EXERTION: Muscle strain. 2a. Use proper lifting techniques;keep back straight, lift with legs and bend knees when reaching to open/close well. 2b. CAUGHT: Pinch/crush points 2b. Wear leather gloves or cut resistant gloves when working with well associated with removing/replacing cover and hand tools. manholes and working with hand 2b. Use proper tools(ratchet and pry bar for well cover)and inspect tools. before use. 2b. Do not put fingers under well cover. 2c. CAUGHT: Pinch points associated 2c. See 2b. with placing J-plug back onto PVC 2c. Keep fingers out of line-of-fire when securing cap. pipe. 2d. EXPOSURE: To potential 2d. No open flames/heat sources. hazardous vapors. 2d. To minimize exposure to vapors,allow well to vent after opening it and before sampling activities begin. 2d. Stand up-wind,if possible,to avoid inhaling vapors. 3. Gauge well. 3a. CONTACT: With contamination 3a. Wear chemical-resistant disposable gloves(over cut-resistant (e.g.contaminated groundwater). gloves)and safety glasses when gauging well. 3a. Insert and remove probe slowly to avoid splashing. 3a. Use an absorbent pad to clean probe. 3b. CONTACT: With traffic. 3b. See 1b. Analyze Act 2POTENTIAL HAZARDS 3CRITICAL ACTIONS ' Each Job or Operation consists of a set of tasks/steps. Be sure to list all the steps needed to perform job. z 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;Energy Source-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.