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Ima <br /> ine it. <br /> Task Hazard Assessment ALCOM Delgeed. <br /> Geoprobe Drilling Oversight IDT, 1 01-01-03-01 <br /> Project Name: Client: Date: <br /> Permits Required? Work <br /> (list): Location: <br /> This THA must be fully reviewed with all staff members. All job steps, hazards, work practices, and PPE are clearly understood and <br /> have been implemented. All necessary revisions have been written on the THA. <br /> Required PPE: ® Hard Hat ® Safety Glasses ® HiVis Vest ® Safety Toe Boots M Gloves: Leather,nitrile ® Hearing Protection ❑ Other: <br /> Tools& Equipment: <br /> REMINDER: Use 4-Sight at the start of, and continuously throughout the job/task to identify additional and/or hazards to act on! <br /> Job Steps Potential Hazards Risk Critical Actions To Mitigate Hazards Risk <br /> List all steps required to perform How could you be hurt? (initial List control measures required to eliminate, control or protect against the potential hazards (final) <br /> a task in the sequence they What would the injury be? ) associated with each job step to minimize the risk of <br /> are performed injury or environmental impact. Identify any`Stop Work'triggers. <br /> 1. Mobilization 1 a.Striking unidentified 15 1 a.Call public utility locating service prior to initiating work activities. Use private locating 4 <br /> underground utilities service to mark out areas on private property.Verify location of utility marks; do not <br /> perform intrusive work if utility location marks cannot be found or if marks are <br /> destroyed. Preserve utility marks as much as possible. Call to have utilities remarked if <br /> unsure as to their location. <br /> 1 b.Striking overhead utilities 15 1 b. Follow the requirements of S3AM-322-PR1 Overhead Lines. Verify adequate 4 <br /> clearance of all drilling locations prior to setting up at drilling location. <br /> On- <br /> site <br /> Edits: <br /> 2. Setting up at drilling location 2a. Biological hazards causing 8 2a. Examine ground surface for biological hazards prior to setting up equipment. If 4 <br /> bites, stings or other injury biological hazards exist, move equipment to a different area for set up if possible. <br /> Machetes, or other fixed open blade tools, are not permitted for clearing <br /> vegetation. Use insect repellent and check clothing for ticks periodically when <br /> 2b. Struck by traffic applicable. <br /> 10 2b. Be alert to other vehicles or pedestrians if work area is in an area with public 4 <br /> access. Communicate with any heavy equipment operators in the area to ensure <br /> 2c. Unstable Rig platform they know where you and the equipment are located. Don high visibility vest. <br /> 10 2c. Verify with contractor that rig is set up level and properly chocked and blocked. 2 <br /> On- <br /> Site <br /> Edits: <br /> DCSA Task Hazard Assessment Form <br /> Version 1—October 22,2018 1 of 4 <br />