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• • Environmental Multi-Task Job Hazard Analysis Page 4 of 5 Job Steps: Soil Sampling • Perform Site Safety Orientation 0 Sample collection. • Personal health and safety 0 Place samples in cooler with ice and padding • Prepare sample bottles and dress in appropriate PPE materials. (see Personal Protective Equipment section above). a Site cleanup debris or equipment left onsite or • Calibrate and check over all equipment. unsecured. Potential Hazard: • Traffic a Biological • Burn or corrosion from acid spillage, if sample bottles do 0 Heavy lifting not have acid already in them 0 Dermal contact and inhalation of potential • Cold Stress constituents • Heat Stress a Equipment malfunction • Strain/sprains from opening well covers a Inhalation of dirt or dust during work activities • Physical injury from hand tools(pick, shovel, hand auger) • Back, hand, or foot injuries during material handling Critical Actions: • Other potential hazards • Perform Safe Performance Self-Assessment. 0 Avoid strenuous work in ambient temperatures over • Assess potential hazards. 85 degrees F. • Analyze how to reduce risk. a Wear light-colored clothing, shaded sunglasses, • Act to ensure sampling is performed safely. and hardhat that provide shade and adequate air • Site Safety Officer conducts job safety briefing by movement. reviewing HASP. 0 Find cool, shady area for breaks or respite from • Make site-specific changes to JHA, as necessary. heat. • Sign compliance agreement to comply with HASP/JHA. 0 If worker feels dizzy, has a headache, has cool, • During the Job Safety Briefing, identify nearest hospital, moist, or pale skin or is weak, immediately move to location of health and safety equipment(first aid a cooler environment, loosen tight clothing, provide kit/eye/fire extinguisher). air circulation to area, and provide small amounts of • Wear protective gloves and safety glasses or goggles cool water to drink. when transferring acid from storage container to sample If worker has a change in level of consciousness, containers. high body temperature, red, hot skin, rapid or weak • Stand clear of person wielding digging pick or shovel. pulse, or rapid or shallow breathing, call the • Use proper technique to avoid back strain. emergency phone number and give care in • Wear leather gloves when using hands for activities other accordance with HASP and Safety Action Plan than sampling. (SAP). • Wear hardhat, safety glasses, safety vest, and steel-toed Wear warm, layered clothing with adequate boots at all times. protection for hands and feet. • To avoid inhalation of dust, wear a fit-tested half-face 0Find warm area out of the wind for breaks or respite respirator with appropriate cartridges for particles and from cold. other potential contaminants, including radionuclides. aIf worker experiences shivering, irregular pulse, The respirator must be worn whenever field instruments numbness, glassy stare, impaired judgement, loss indicate the need, or whenever wind-blown dust is of muscle control with no shivering, or loss of obvious, in combination with detected contaminants. consciousness, gently move worker to warm place, • Wear nitrile gloves to prevent contact with hands and check vital signs, remove any wet clothing, cover arms. To avoid inhalation or dermal contact from dirt and with blankets and warm slowly. dust that can accumulate on clothing,wear coveralls or 0If worker experiences loss of feeling or sensation in suits (e.g., Tyvek suits)that protect regular work clothes, extremities, discolored or waxy skin, blisters or blue boots, and hair from exposure to dust and dirt. Remove skin, remove wet clothing and jewelry, soak work clothes, including boots, before entering frostbitten area in warm water, cover with dry, environments outside of the work site. sterile dressing (do not rub anything on the area), • Workers should inspect materials for slivers,jagged or check vital signs. sharp edges, and rough or slippery surfaces. 0Where a situation presents a hazardous condition, • Workers should wipe off greasy, wet, slippery, or dirty the exposed employee will be removed from the objects before attempting to handle them. hazardous area until all necessary precautions • All three main factors in manual lifting (load location, task have been taken to eliminate the hazard and repetition, and load weight) must be considered when ensure their safety. evaluating what is safe or unsafe to lift. All manual handling of heavy or bulky objects should be carefully planned to avoid injuries and damage to equipment. Kennedy/Jenks Consultants Multi-Task Job Hazard Analysis September 2016 p:Vs-pro112003-post archive1030118.27 btqcic mw install and wdr amendmentlmw instalh04harpWnvironmental mulfi task jha.doc