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North America Job Hazard Analysis <br /> ERM Actions During Subsurface Clearance and Drilling <br /> ERM <br /> Project Name: John Deere Landscapes(Former LESCO Facility) <br /> Project Number: 0129740 <br /> Job/Task Name: ERM Actions During Subsurface Clearance and Drilling <br /> JHA No.: 4 <br /> Task Step Hazard Control Measures <br /> Gather site-specific subsurface Incomplete or inaccurate site utility/service Obtain the most recent"as-built"drawings and additional site <br /> information drawings may lead the ERM project team to information such as easements,rights-of-way,historical plot <br /> incorrect conclusions regarding what plans,etc.to assist making decisions about other actions that <br /> utilities/services are onsite. will be required at the site. <br /> Develop the HASP Using incorrect documents in safety planning may A Level 2 WARN HASP for Intrusive Work(minimum)must <br /> lead to not considering all pertinent information. be used when performing any ground penetrations,with the <br /> exception of surface soil sampling. The Level 2 HASP <br /> contains a"Site Services Model" that ERM uses to evaluate <br /> SSC hazards. <br /> Develop the Site Services Critical zones and a whole-site view of utilities and Use the Site Services Model to identify gaps in knowledge <br /> Model services at the site are more difficult to do if not put from all drawings and other verbal information from our <br /> into the Site Services Model. client contact. Identify locations of key isolation and shutoffs <br /> closest to the work area for each type of utility/service. <br /> Make Preliminary Not recognizing or identifying critical zones poses Establish critical zones and excavation buffers(if needed)for <br /> Determinations great hazard to ERM employees in the field from the work. Initial critical zone determinations may change in <br /> contact with electricity or other utilities. the field but area good starting point in hazard identification. <br /> Identify Preliminary Ground Planning ground disturbance locations inside Ensure critical zones have been identified using the Site <br /> Disturbance Locations critical zones poses great hazard to ERM employees Services Model and then identify locations outside those <br /> in the field from contact with electricity or other critical zones up-front,if possible. If a ground disturbance <br /> utilities. inside a critical zone is absolutely necessary,notify the site <br /> PIC and obtain guidance from him/her before proceeding. <br /> Public and/or Private Utility Not having utilities marked may lead to a Contact public and private utility markout services giving <br /> Markout subsurface clearance strike. them enough time to respond. A minimum of 24-hour <br /> notification to utility locators is required in most states,and <br /> may vary higher in some states. <br /> Conduct the Site Walk Inexperienced people conducting the site walk may The"SSC Experienced Person'must lead the site walk and <br /> miss pertinent information regarding utilities should be accompanied by our client contact. Each ground <br /> and/or services. disturbance location should be approved by our client contact <br /> written approval preferred,verbal approval acceptable). <br /> ERM North America 2 Form Rev.:05-08 <br />