Comprehensive Safety Checklist PNL 6-08

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Job Safety Analysis Worksheet Project Information Project Name: Date: Project Location: Work Area: Permit(s) Required Y/N: Permits Attached Y/N  Adjacent Work Y/N See Permit Checklist Link to Permit List JSA Type Operations: New: Transport: Revised: Office: Other: Construction: Remediation: Work Type: Work Activity: Equipment Checklist Goggles: Lifeline/Body Harness: Supplied Respirator: Gloves: Face Shield: Hearing Protection: Air Purifying Respirator: Other: Safety Glasses: Hard Hat: Welding / Pipe Clothing: Other: Safety Shoes: Welding Mask / Goggles: Life Vest: Other: See Equipment Checklist Link to Equipment List Modify equipment list as needed Job Steps Potential Hazard Hazard Mitgation Steps Required Tools / Material for Safe Work Link to Hazard Checklist Equipment Mob Setup Slips, Trips Secure area from trip hazards Rebar puncture hazard Mark locations of rebar  Pinch Point Pinch point from equpment  Blind spots on equipment Maintain visual contact with operation Excavation Swing / hit hazard Maintain safe distance from bucket  Pinch points Maintain clearance from equipment and drums Chemical hazards Vapor and odor monitoring maintained as per workplan High noise Hearing protection. Trackhoe stability Maintain rig on stable ground  Utilities Utility clearance OK  Vehicle traffic Maintain 10 MPH on all roads. Tire puncture hazard. Hole collapse Maintain exclusion zone distance for work area IDW handling Splatter from handling waste. Control splatter TEP  Bucket sampling Operate in visual contact with operator  Hole stability clearing debris Maintain safe WD with backhoe for clearing hole Stockpile monitoring Stop excavation, maintain contact with operator Foam Application Compressed air lines Secure lines from compressor Spray hazard from foam Maintain spray away from personnel. High noise Hearing protection. Hazards of waste loading Maintain distance from equipment while loading waste Environmental Control Limit waste generation as low as reasonably achievable Team Member Signatures Supervisor Signature: Date: Instructions: Write the name of the j ob or task in the space provided. Conduct a walk-through survey of the work area Write work steps in a safe sequence List all possible hazards in each step including possibility for failure In the Hazard Mitigation Checklist (page 2) provide actions taken to keep the hazard from resulting i n accident or injury List tools and additional equipment needed for safe work. Have teammembers sign in spaces provided Review Task Analysis for changes and improvements Stop Work and complete new safety analysis if conditions change or deficient safety observation is noted.

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Comprehensive Safety Checklist PNL 6-08

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    Job Safety Analysis Worksheet

    Project Information

    Project Name: D

    Project Location: Work A

    Permit(s) Required Y/N: Permits Attached

    Adjacent Work Y/NSee Permit Checklist Link to Permit List

    JSA Type

    Operations: New:

    Transport: Revised:

    Office: Other:

    Construction:

    Remediation:

    Work Type: Work Ac

    Equipment Checklist

    Goggles: Lifeline/Body Harness: Supplied Respir

    Face Shield: Hearing Protection: Air Purifying Respir

    Safety Glasses: Hard Hat: Welding / Pipe Clot

    Safety Shoes: Welding Mask / Goggles: Life

    See Equipment Checklist Link to Equipment List Modify equipment list as needed

    Job Steps Potential Hazard Hazard Mitgation Steps

    Link to Hazard Checklist

    Equipment Mob Setup Slips, Trips Secure area from trip hazards

    Rebar puncture hazard Mark locations of rebar

    Pinch Point Pinch point from equpment

    Blind spots on equipment Maintain visual contact with operation

    Excavation Swing / hit hazard Maintain safe distance from bucket

    Pinch points Maintain clearance from equipment and drums

    Chemical hazards Vapor and odor monitoring maintained as per workplan

    High noise Hearing protection.Trackhoe stability Maintain rig on stable ground

    Utilities Utility clearance OK

    Vehicle traffic Maintain 10 MPH on all roads. Tire puncture hazard.

    Hole collapse Maintain exclusion zone distance for work area

    IDW handling Splatter from handling waste. Control splatter TEP

    Bucket sampling Operate in visual contact with operator

    Hole stability clearing debris Maintain safe WD with backhoe for clearing hole

    Stockpile monitoring Stop excavation, maintain contact with operator

    Foam Application Compressed air lines Secure lines from compressor

    Spray hazard from foam Maintain spray away from personnel.

    High noise Hearing protection.

    Hazards of waste loading Maintain distance from equipment while loading waste

    Environmental Control Limit waste generation as low as reasonably achievable

    Team Member Signatures

    Supervisor Signature: D

    Instructions: Write the name of the job or task in the space provided.

    Conduct a walk-through survey of the work area

    Write work steps in a safe sequence

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    Write work steps in a safe sequence

    Permit Checklist Potential Hazard List

    Utility clearance obtained

    Soil excavation

    Critical lift

    Request for shutdown

    Hot work

    Confined space entry

    Concrete scructure penetration Boom assembly, breakdown, proximity

    Scaffold Erection plan Prop

    Steel erection/decking/flooring/grating checklist Extin

    Hoisting & rigging safety review Po

    Electrically hazardous work

    Pneumatic test

    Radiation work permit

    Required PPE

    Hard hat

    Ear protection

    Eye Protection

    Safety glasses

    Face shieldChemical goggles

    Welding hood

    Hand Protection

    Cut resistant gloves C

    Welding gloves

    Rubber gloves

    Electrical insulated gloves

    Arm sleves

    Foot Protection

    Safety shoes

    Rubber boots

    Boot covers

    Dielectric footware

    Fall protection

    HarnessDouble lanyard required

    Anchorage point available U

    Respiratory Protection

    Dust maks

    Air purifying respirator

    Supplied air respiator

    SCBA

    Emergency escape respirator

    Protective Clothing

    Coveralls I

    Tyvek Pro

    Nomex

    Rainsuit

    Acid suit

    Confined SpaceAtmosphere Monitoring

    Rescue Equipment

    Rescue Service

    Monitoring Equipment

    PID/FID

    O2/LEL

    IH sampling

    Respirable dust

    Forms and Documents

    Training records

    Worker certifications and medical clearance

    Written programs

    Hazard assessments

    Required OSHA postings, fact sheets, guides

    Right to Know - MSDS - Hazcom - Prop 65 (CA)OSHA Tracking and compliance forms

    DAILY TASK ANALYSIS W

    o Hot Work / Welding

    o Radiation

    o Work Over/Near Water

    o Confined Space Entry and Floor / Wall Openings

    Housekeeping

    Roadway / Traffic / Heavy Equipmento

    o Electrical Hazards / Pressurized Lines

    o Machines & Rotating Equipment

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    Spill Control and Containment

    Site Security

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    Slips/Trips/Falls

    Chemical Hazards

    Medical Emergency

    Manual Lifting

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    Pinch Points

    Biological Hazards

    Eye Hazards (i.e. projectiles, dust, gas)

    Noise

    Natural Hazards

    Fire Hazards

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    Scaffolds & Ladders

    Hand/Power Tools

    Hand / Foot Hazards

    Overhead Hazards

    Heat/Cold Stress

    Overhead Work

    Drilling and boring

    o Crane and Lifting Equipment

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    Excavation/Trenching Activities

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    Underground Utilities

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    Project:

    Task Location :

    Task Description:

    Observed by:

    (1) ASSESS the risk.

    What could go wrong?

    What is the worst thing that can happen if something goes wrong?

    (2) ANALYZE how to reduce the risk.

    Is all necessary training and knowledge available to perform work safely?

    Is all proper safety equipment, tools and PPE available?

    (3) ACT to ensure safe operations.

    Take necessary action to ensure the job is done safely.

    Follow written procedures. Ask for assistance if necessary.

    Cab cleanlieness Exiting cab

    Window cleanliness Turning / cornering

    Sounding horn Safe speed

    Looking in reverse Dumping / lowering bed

    Actions when approached Bucket actions

    Seatbelt use Comm and eye contact

    Follow pertinent procedures Material handling / locding

    Proper PPE Follow pertinent procedures

    Proper tool Awareness of equipment

    Proper use of tools Housekeeping practices

    Undersanding task

    Working surfaces

    Activities planned adequately Pre-task inspection

    Crew prepared / briefed / trained Permits obtained as required

    Hazards controls adequate Traffic controls / signs / route

    Behavior Based Safety Observations

    Safety Assessment Checklist

    Risk Severity Scale

    Additional Hazards / Observations

    Safe = 1 2 3 4 5 = At Risk

    Rate each observation below for risk potential (1 to 5) 0 = not

    Operators

    Field Crew and Labor

    Supervisors and Managers

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    Explanation of At-Risk Behaviors

    Explanation of Good Behaviors

    Corective Actions

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    Date:

    Duration Observed:

    Proper PPE

    Working on slopes

    Awareness of surroundings

    Walkaround / inspections

    Turn signal use

    Qualified on equipment

    Distractions

    Approaching equipment

    Grasping / handling

    Balance / body position

    Lifting

    Task simple by design

    Adequate safety administration

    Ergonomics

    applicable

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    Safety Prevention Checklist (Daily Completion by Supervisor)

    Supervisor:

    ContractorNumber of Employees for the

    day:

    Site:______________________________________________Frequency Saturday

    Ensure Project Safety Plan is in place Daily

    Understand Scope of Work Daily

    Identify all hazards Daily

    Complete all required permits Daily

    Ensure crew is properly trained Daily

    Communicate hazards to all crew members Daily

    Ensure any required hazardous energy control Daily

    Ensure equipment is available and in proper working order Daily

    Hold morning safety meeting Daily

    Ensure staffing is adequate Daily

    Ensure other employers are informed of potentially hazardous activities that might affect them Daily

    Ensure locator services have been contacted to identify any underground obstructions Daily

    Supervisor's Daily Safety Prevention Score:

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    Employee's Daily Safety Card DateCard Holder:

    Company:

    Supervisor:Do you understand the Project Safety Plan? (y/n)

    Do you know the Scope of Work? (y/n)

    Have you identified all hazards? (y/n)

    Are all work permits completed for your work?

    Are you properly trained for safety?

    Do you know all the potential hazards around you?

    Is hazardous energy control complete?

    Is your equipment available and working properly?

    Did you attend the morning safety meeting?

    Do you have sufficient co-worker assistance?

    Have you informed employees of your potentially hazardous work?

    Have locator services been informed of your underground work?

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    Employee's Daily Safety CardCard Holder:

    Supervisor:

    Contractor:Do you understand the Project Safety Plan? (y/n)

    Do you know the Scope of Work? (y/n)Have you identified all hazards? (y/n)

    Are all work permits completed for your work?

    Are you properly trained for safety?

    Do you know all the potential hazards around you?

    Is hazardous energy control complete?

    Is your equipment available and working properly?

    Did you attend the morning safety meeting?

    Do you have sufficient co-worker assistance?

    Have you informed employees of your potentially hazardous work?

    Have locator services been informed of your underground work?

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    Employee's Daily Safety CardCard Holder:

    Supervisor:

    Contractor:Do you understand the Project Safety Plan? (y/n)

    Do you know the Scope of Work? (y/n)Have you identified all hazards? (y/n)

    Are all work permits completed for your work?

    Are you properly trained for safety?

    Do you know all the potential hazards around you?

    Is hazardous energy control complete?

    Is your equipment available and working properly?

    Did you attend the morning safety meeting?

    Do you have sufficient co-worker assistance?

    Have you informed employees of your potentially hazardous work?

    Have locator services been informed of your underground work?

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    No. Contractor List

    Employees Company

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    2

    3

    45

    Add additional lines as needed. Link to individual sheets for summary tabulation by contractor.

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    Company Acronym Title Supervisor

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    Date Hours Worked

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    Injury Reports 2005Case No. Injured Company Date of Injury

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    Nature of Injury Severity Days of Work Missed

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    Responsible Manager

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    Injury Report for:Company Name:

    Supervisor:

    Site:Case No.#:

    Injury Date:

    Nature of Injury:

    Severity:

    Treating Clinic:

    Hospital Physicians Contact Information:

    Days of Work Missed:

    Location of Injury:

    Specific Work Being Performed at Occurrence:

    Nature of Supervision at Accident:

    Causal Factors (Events and conditions that

    contributed to the accident):

    Corrective Actions (Actions that have or will be

    taken to address the hazard and prevent

    reoccurrence):

    Prepared By:

    Title:

    Date:

    Signature:

    Responsible Manager:

    Title:

    Date:

    Signature:

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    Safety Statistics 2005 Site Name

    Contractor____________

    Category Jan Feb March April MayContractor Days Away From Work Rate 2005

    Contractor OSHA Recordable Rate 2005

    Total Contractor On-Site work hours

    Total Sub Contractor On-Site work hours

    Total Contractor Off-Site work hours

    Number of OSHA Recordable Incidents for Contractor

    Number of Days Away from Work (DAWF) for Contractor

    Number of OSHA Recordable Incidents for Subcontractors

    Number of Days Away from Work (DAWF) for SubContractor

    Fatalities

    First Aids Cases

    Reportable SpillsFires

    Motor Vehicle Accidents (MVA)

    Notice of Violations (NOV)

    Media Coverage

    Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI)

    Third Party Liability Event

    Contractor____________

    Category Jan Feb March April May

    Contractor Days Away From Work Rate 2005

    Contractor OSHA Recordable Rate 2005

    Total Contractor On-Site work hours

    Total Sub Contractor On-Site work hours

    Total Contractor Off-Site work hours

    Number of OSHA Recordable Incidents for Contractor

    Number of Days Away from Work (DAWF) for Contractor

    Number of OSHA Recordable Incidents for Subcontractors

    Number of Days Away from Work (DAWF) for SubContractor

    Fatalities

    First Aids Cases

    Reportable Spills

    Fires

    Motor Vehicle Accidents (MVA)

    Notice of Violations (NOV)Media Coverage

    Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI)

    Third Party Liability Event

    Contractor____________

    Category Jan Feb March April May

    Contractor Days Away From Work Rate 2005

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    Contractor OSHA Recordable Rate 2005

    Total Contractor On-Site work hours

    Total Sub Contractor On-Site work hours

    Total Contractor Off-Site work hours

    Number of OSHA Recordable Incidents for Contractor

    Number of Days Away from Work (DAWF) for Contractor

    Number of OSHA Recordable Incidents for SubcontractorsNumber of Days Away from Work (DAWF) for SubContractor

    Fatalities

    First Aids Cases

    Reportable Spills

    Fires

    Motor Vehicle Accidents (MVA)

    Notice of Violations (NOV)

    Media Coverage

    Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI)

    Third Party Liability Event

    Contractor____________Category Jan Feb March April May

    Contractor Days Away From Work Rate 2005

    Contractor OSHA Recordable Rate 2005

    Total Contractor On-Site work hours

    Total Sub Contractor On-Site work hours

    Total Contractor Off-Site work hours

    Number of OSHA Recordable Incidents for Contractor

    Number of Days Away from Work (DAWF) for Contractor

    Number of OSHA Recordable Incidents for Subcontractors

    Number of Days Away from Work (DAWF) for SubContractor

    Fatalities

    First Aids CasesReportable Spills

    Fires

    Motor Vehicle Accidents (MVA)

    Notice of Violations (NOV)

    Media Coverage

    Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI)

    Third Party Liability Event

    Contractor____________Category Jan Feb March April May

    Contractor Days Away From Work Rate 2005

    Contractor OSHA Recordable Rate 2005Total Contractor On-Site work hours

    Total Sub Contractor On-Site work hours

    Total Contractor Off-Site work hours

    Number of OSHA Recordable Incidents for Contractor

    Number of Days Away from Work (DAWF) for Contractor

    Number of OSHA Recordable Incidents for Subcontractors

    Number of Days Away from Work (DAWF) for SubContractor

    Fatalities

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    First Aids Cases

    Reportable Spills

    Fires

    Motor Vehicle Accidents (MVA)

    Notice of Violations (NOV)

    Media Coverage

    Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI)Third Party Liability Event

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