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AECOM Pre-Job Hazard Assessment - Soil Gas Sampling <br /> Principal Steps Potential Hazards Recommended Controls RL <br /> Soil Vapor Sampling— • Chemical exposure by • Provide air monitoring in the work area using task appropriate air monitors. <br /> Sample Collection inhalation • Fill sample containers to instructed level. DO NOT OVER FILL. <br /> • Inadequate probe labeling • Ensure sample labels match sample location label. <br /> • Hand tools • Wear appropriate gloves, safety glasses and other PPE as required <br /> • Spills/Leaks • Inspect integrity of sample containers prior to and during use <br /> Equipment • Chemical Exposure by: • Maintain proper air monitoring in worker breathing zones during decontamination process. STOP <br /> Decontamination inhalation or absorption WORK and notify Site Safety Officer if VOC readings exceed background levels. <br /> • Spills/Leaks • Wear proper PPE while working with decontamination materials. Take steps to avoid splashing <br /> • Slips and falls decontamination fluids. Remove any clothing impacted by decontamination fluids. <br /> • Ensure spill kit and containment materials are located onsite and is capable of containing any spilled or <br /> released decontamination fluids. <br /> • Maintain proper housekeeping around the work site and decontamination area, remove buckets, <br /> brushes,or other decontamination materials when not in use. Do not allow employees to walk on wet or <br /> slippery surfaces without adequate traction. <br /> General Site and Activity • Slips, Trips, and Falls • Practice good housekeeping, and pick up tools(shovels and brooms),that are not in use. <br /> Hazards • Limit walking distance from well to coolers and other support area to the minimum distance needed. <br /> • Keep cords, hoses and other equipment away from paths of travel. <br /> • Fire • Keep fire extinguisher in work area <br /> • Do not allow vehicle or equipment to idle or run unnecessarily <br /> • Maintain proper housekeeping and ensure that flammable materials are located near possible ignition <br /> sources. <br /> • Traffic(Pedestrian) • Have site control plans in place. <br /> • Verify work zone delineation is adequate to keep pedestrians out of work zone <br /> • Cuts/Lacerations • Use appropriate hand protection when dealing with materials that pose a hand safety risk. Leather gloves <br /> for hand tools and equipment operation, nitrile/chemical resistant gloves for materials with exposure <br /> risks. <br /> • Moving Parts • Work at a safe distance from moving parts, keep fingers hands, loose clothing etc away from moving <br /> parts. <br /> • Ensure that equipment guards are in place and secure. <br /> • Ensure that personnel are aware of and familiar with the potential pinch points. <br /> • Repetitive Motion • Take breaks <br /> • Rotate task with buddy <br /> • Utilize proper ergonomics when conducting work <br /> • Sprains and strains • Never lift more that you are capable of lifting safely, use a buddy or a mechanical support <br /> • Do not over exert yourself, take frequent breaks and know your limits. <br /> • Heat/Sun Exposure • Avoid working in direct sunlight, work in shade, set up pop up shade as needed. <br /> • Drink water frequently(minimum 1 QT per hour) <br /> • Wear long sleeves, light weight clothing <br /> • Take frequent breaks, if temps are over 80 degrees refer to work rest schedule in HASP <br /> • Stop work if signs/symptoms are observe red <br /> • Use the buddy system <br /> • Wear sunscreen <br /> • People working near by • Know the activities of people working in nearby locations, and if those activities may impact your work. <br />