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A.3.SUMMARY OF WORK STEPS, HAZARDS,CONTROLS Based on PART B,"HAZARD ANALYSIS," and worksite/client/project factors.
<br /> Summary/outline of work steps/hazards/controls,with references to applicable Sections in Parts B and C,as applicable:
<br /> Job Steps Task Activity Potential Hazards-Included Energy Corrective Measures
<br /> Sources from Hazard Wheel
<br /> 1 Mobilization to the 1.A-Work Delays 1.A-Be aware of site requirements and responsibilities including safety,labor,and
<br /> Site with proper 1.6-Improper work performance PPE(see Section B).
<br /> equipment and 1.C-Routine Driving 1.B-Review HASP/THAs.
<br /> supplies 1.C-Use routine safe/defensive driving practices(seat belts,safe speeds,eyes ahead,
<br /> no tailgating,limit distractions,no cell phone use while driving,clear windows,
<br /> account for weather/road conditions,adequate sleep,other measures as
<br /> appropriate).Plan travel route before driving.
<br /> (See Section B.1&B.2)
<br /> 2 Set up work areas 2.A-Vehicular accidents moving on 2.A-Use routine safe/defensive driving practices(seat belts,safe speeds,eyes ahead,
<br /> site no tailgating,limit distractions,no cell phone use while driving,clear windows,
<br /> 2.B-Working nearby railroad tracks account for weather/road conditions,adequate sleep,other measures as
<br /> appropriate).Use a spotter for backing up in tight spaces;check with contractor how
<br /> they secure their loads(See Section 8.2).
<br /> 2.B-Coordinate with Site attendant to implement adequate health and Safety
<br /> measures,measures will be documented during tailgate safety meeting;do not cross
<br /> railroad tracks unless regulated by road signs;stay 15 ft away from railroad tracks
<br /> 3 Outside work 3.A-Biting/Stinging Insects;Some of 3.A-See"Plant/Insect/Animal Hazards in Section B.I.
<br /> (General) the drilling locations are in open field:
<br /> risk of ticks or poison oak
<br /> a Drilling(see protocol 4.A-Eye Injury 4.A-Wear head and eye protection as specified in Section A.4.
<br /> in Section A.1) 4.B-Noise 4.6-Use hearing protection for times of elevated noise.
<br /> 4.0-Potential exposure to 4.C-Air monitoring with PID(See Section CA);wear nitrile gloves when handling soil.
<br /> contaminant 4.D-Follow safe work practices as described in Section B.5(Machinery),B.6
<br /> 4.13-Struck-by,run-over,caught (Drilling),and B.7(Heavy equipment).See Forklift in Section B.7
<br /> between(pinch points), manual lifting, 4.E-Underground utilities will be marked and identified,drilling 5 ft away from
<br /> roll over,fluid leaks,fuel hazards, utilities,mast 15 ft away from overhead utilities(see Section B.9)
<br /> suspended equipment
<br /> 4.E-Utility Hazard
<br /> 5 Soil logging,soil S.A-Eye Injury S.A-Wear head and eye protection as specified in Section A.4.
<br /> sampling, 5.B-Hand Injury 5.B-Wear mechanical gloves when opening soil sleeves.Only use knives with
<br /> groundwater sampling S.C-Potential exposure to automatically-retracting or enclosed/guarded blades(see Section B.1).
<br /> contaminant S.C-Wear nitrile gloves for handling soil and groundwater;conduct air monitoring
<br /> S.D-Electrical hazard with PID during work with soil and groundwater(See Section CA).
<br /> S.D-Use safe work practices as specified in Sections B.5&B.8.
<br /> 6 Handling,storage, 6.A-Eye Injury 6.A-Wear eye protection as specified in Section A.4.
<br /> sampling,labeling,and 6.B-Hand Injury 6.13-Wear mechanical gloves when opening drums or soil rolloff bins.
<br /> disposing of IDW 6.C-Potential exposure to 6.0-Wear appropriate gloves for handling drum(mechanical)and soil(nitrile).
<br /> contaminant 6.13-Use proper drum handling equipment and techniques.Do not manually lift>50
<br /> 6.13-Heavy lifting lbs.
<br /> 7 Demobilization from 7•A-Routine Driving 7.A-Use routine safe/defensive driving practices(seat belts,safe speeds,eyes ahead,
<br /> the Site no tailgating,limit distractions,no cell phone use while driving,clear windows,
<br /> account for weather/road conditions,adequate sleep,other measures as
<br /> appropriate).Plan travel route before driving.
<br /> (See Section B.1&13.2)
<br /> Geosyntec° THA(ver.2)-UST Data Gap Investigation December 29,2018
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