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ge ed. Imaine it. Task Hazard Assessment /'7�COM Del Oversight of Utility Clearance job/taskREMINDER: Use 4-Sight at the start of, and continuously throughout the . . . . hazards 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. • UV exposure • Always use caution when on-site and don Level D PPE minimum. • Extreme weather • Check the area for potential overhead utility/power lines and obstructions such as • Fire trees. Before moving a rig onto a location, confirm the height of the equipment with the driller/Competent Person. Make sure that the equipment is a minimum safe approach distance from power lines as outlined in AECOM's SH&E SOP S3AM-322- PR1, Overhead Lines. Use caution and wear a high-visibility reflective safety vest when working near active roads or around heavy equipment. • Observe and identify area for hazards; Ensure that pathways are clear and free of obstruction prior to initiating work; practice good housekeeping. • Assess weather conditions and begin heat and cold stress monitoring, if applicable. Apply and reapply sunscreen as necessary. • Avoid contact with insects, poisonous plants, and other animals. Conduct frequent checks for bites and other signs of insect or plant exposure. • In the case of severe weather, conditions should be monitored, and precautions taken to protect personnel. In storms, seek immediate shelter and lightning within 10 miles. Do not resume work until 30 minutes have passed since last strike. • Provide portable fire extinguishers in all field vehicles and inspect monthly. On- Site Edits: 3. Mark locations of utilities • Slips,trips, and falls 8 • Make sure you have good, solid footing and that walking/working surfaces are as 4 and other locations, as • Ergonomics clean and dry as possible. necessary • Heat/cold stress • Always use caution when on-site and don Level D PPE minimum. • Cuts/abrasions—Improper • Keep work areas free of debris. use of hand tools • Be cautious in wet and muddy conditions. Take the time to find a safe route. • Compressed gases • When possible, alternate hands to avoid repetitive use. Do not strain when collecting • UV exposure point measurements. Use arms and shoulders; do not twist your back. • Biological hazards • Stay well hydrated, taking water breaks as necessary. • Chemical exposure • Work/rest regimens shall be adjusted during hot weather. • Assess weather conditions and begin heat and cold stress monitoring, if applicable. Apply and reapply sunscreen as necessary. • Inspect equipment prior to use. Use tools for their intended use only. 2 of 4