WORK PLANS - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Task Hazard Assessment 'L=CoM °�Is�Qa. Site Walk — General Site Visit 01-01-10-06 job/taskREMINDER: Use 4-Sight at the start of, and continuously throughout the Job Steps Potential Hazards Risk Critical Actions To Mitigate Hazards Risk List all steps required to perform How could you be hurt? (initial) List control measures required to eliminate, control or protect against the (final) a task in the sequence they What would the injury be? potential hazards associated with each job step to minimize the risk of are performed injury or environmental impact. Identify any`Stop Work'triggers. 2b.Injuries from being struck due 10 2b.Park that you do not subject yourself or your vehicle to site hazards such as 2 to 311 party or client operations construction vehicle traffic,forklifts or other equipment, passing motorists, etc, , On- Site Edits: 3. Walking Site/Observing 3a.Biological hazards 4 3a.There are many different types of biological hazards that can be encountered on a 2 Work work site. These include ticks, spiders, mosquitoes, chiggers, poisonous or other noxious plants, alligators, bears, small mammals, bird droppings, small mammals, snakes, etc. Do not attempt to pick up, handle, or otherwise handle stray or wild animals such as dogs, cats, raccoons, squirrels, etc., no matter how tame they may appear. 3b.Slips/trips/falls 4 3b.Be aware of walking surfaces at all times,wear footwear with good tread and ankle 2 support, use handrails where available, avoid walking in muddy or wet areas when possible, identify and mark or have removed any obstructions that may be present in predicted walking paths. 3c.Crossing roads, bridges, etc 6 3c. Keep to pathways appropriate for pedestrian traffic—sidewalks,walkways with 3 handrails, etc. If no sidewalk is present, stay off the side of the shoulder, behind guardrails where possible, etc. Walk facing traffic. Never take photographs while walking to reduce risk of inadvertently wandering into traffic. On- Site Edits: 4. Leaving the site 4a.Transporting biological hazards 4 4a.Inspect self for ticks before entering vehicle. If it possible that clothing and personal 2 into vehicle items such as jackets, backpacks, lunch bags, and so on have been exposed to poisonous plant oils or may harbor ticks or other insects, bag such items until they can be appropriately treated. 4b.Hitting object when leaving 6 4b.Before moving the vehicle, perform a 3600 walk around of the vehicle to verify that no 4 causing vehicle or property changes have been made that may impact exit. damage On- Site Edits: DCSA Task Hazard Assessment Form Version 1—October 22,2018 2 of 4