Construction Job Safety/Hazard Analysis

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Recommended/Require Personal Protective Special Hazards:

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Sequence of Potential Recommended Safe Job Procedures

Basic Hazards/Accidents Analysis-Preventive Action
Job Activity
Box Culvert Construction
Back Employee Injury ( Falling  Employee training in backfill safety procedures
Fill Loads, Excavation Hazards,  Qualified equipment operators
Around Equipment Operations, Etc.)  No employees allowed under the loads
Culvert  Good supervision of employees in excavation
 Excavation protection as required by the depth of the excavation
Backfill Employee Injury ( Falling  Employee training in backfill safety procedures
Excavation Loads, Excavation Hazards,  Qualified equipment operators
s Equipment Operations, Etc.)  No employees allowed under the loads
 Good supervision of employees in excavation
 Excavation protection as required by the depth of the excavation
Equipment Damage In Transit  A prearranged route for delivery will be made.
Delivery  Equipment will be properly secured during transit. Exhaust will be taped if needed
 Cargo will be protected against theft with prearranged rest stops.
Traffic Accidents At Site  The traffic controls above will be followed and equipment deliveries will be scheduled for low
Damage To Equipment traffic times if possible
Unloading  Permission from local authority to close road if needed
Injury To Employees  The equipment will only be unloaded by qualified operator in the designated loading area.
Unloading  A spotter will be used to assist the operator and keep the area clear of vehicles or persons.

Form Covers Employee Injuries ( Cuts,  Employee fall protection will be provided thru guarding of the work platforms where possible.
Power Equipment, Contusions, Personal Fall Arrest Systems will be used where needed.
Lifting, Eye Injuries, Etc.)  Power tools to cut form work will be guarded and proper electrical protection provided including
Employee Hazard ( Fall grounding
 Protection, Power Tools, Rebar,  Rebar will be properly capped if there is any fall potential from overhead work
Lifting, Etc.  Employees will be trained in proper lifting methods and lifting equipment used for heavy loads.
 Employees will be kept clear of overhead loads
 Personal Protective Equipment including hard hats, glasses, gloves, eye protection etc. As needed
 Train employees in proper lifting methods
 Inspection of power tools including electrical cords and guards for equipment such as saws
Form Walls Employee Hazard ( Fall  Employee fall protection will be provided thru guarding of the work platforms where possible,
Protection, Power Tools, Rebar, Personal Fall Arrest Systems will be used where needed.
Lifting, Etc.)  Power tools to cut form work will be guarded and proper electrical protection provided including
grounding
 Rebar will be properly capped if there is any fall potential from overhead work
 Employees will be trained in proper lifting methods and lifting equipment used for heavy loads.
 Employees will be kept clear of overhead loads
Form Work Employee Injuries ( Cuts,  Personal Protective Equipment including hard hats, glasses, gloves, eye protection , etc. As needed
For Power Equipment, Contusions,  Train employees in proper lifting methods
Footing Lifting, Eye Injuries, Etc.)  Inspection of power tools including electrical cords and guards for equipment such as saws
And Bottom
Heavy Damage To Other Equipment  Equipment will be equipped with warning devices such as back up alarms or ATB devices
Equipment Damage To Materials  Only qualified and designated operator will use equipment
Use Injuries To Employees  Maintain clearance from overhead wires
 Equipment will be matched to the intended loads for weight, size, etc.
 Employees will be kept clear of loads and equipment during operations
 Employees involved with equipment operations will be provided proper protective equipment .
 Excavation and fall protection safety standards will be followed to meet OSHA guidelines
Material Damage To Material  The material will be unloaded and stored in a designated area .clear of the worksite on site traffic
Handlin Employee Injuries flow
g Damaged Equipment  Storage area will be evaluated for natural loss potential such as flooding
 Proper fire protection will be provided
 Only proper material handling equipment with qualified operators will used to move materials
 Equipment including rigging will be inspected daily.
 Employees will be kept clear of equipment and loads during lifting
 Equipment use will include proper outriggers, mudsills, swing radius protection , etc.
Materia Theft And Vandalism  The storage area will be secured with fence if required
l On Site Traffic  Materials will be delivered as needed to reduce site storage time
Storage Housekeeping  The storage will be arraigned out of the flow of site traffic
 The storage area will maintain proper housekeeping including removal of nails from forms
 Scrap will be removed and combustibles kept to a minimum.
Pour Covers Fall Hazards, Concrete  Employee fall protection will be provided thru guarding of the work platforms with guard rails
Exposure where possible
 Personal Fall Arrest Systems will be used where needed.
 Employee training in concrete safety, PPE to reduce concrete exposure to eye, skin, etc.
 Employees will be kept clear of overhead loads
 Spotter for the concrete delivery vehicles
 Maintain clearance from overhead wires
Pour Footings Employee Injury ( Vibration  Employee training in concrete safety, PPE to reduce concrete exposure to eye, skin, etc.
Tools, Floats, Concrete  Proper material handling training
Exposure, Etc. )  Inspection of tools
Traffic Controls  Equip power floats with dead man controls
 Spotter for concrete delivery vehicles
 Maintain clearance from overhead wires
Pour Walls Fall Hazards, Concrete  Employee fall protection will be provided thru guarding of the work platforms where possible.
Exposure, Overhead Loads, Personal Fall Arrest Systems will be used where needed.
Etc.  Employee training in concrete safety, PPE to reduce concrete exposure to eye, skin, etc.
 Employees will be kept clear of overhead loads
 Spotter for concrete delivery vehicles
 Maintain clearance from overhead wires
Remove Traffic Hazards  The traffic controls above will be followed and equipment removal will be scheduled for low traffic
Equipment Equipment And Material times if possible
And Materials Loading  Permission from local authority to close road if needed
From Site Injury To Employees  The equipment will only be loaded by qualified operator in the designated loading area.
Unloading  A spotter will be used to assist the operator and keep the area clear of vehicles or persons.
Site Blasting Damage  Blasting controls will be followed as needed including pre-blast surveys, vibration monitoring,
Excavatio Utility Damage licensed blaster, proper blasting logs, approved storage of explosives, approved transportation of
n Injury To Employees explosives, vehicle and pedestrian traffic controls during blast, etc.
Equipment Damage  The utilities will be prelocated an protected as previously covered
Environmental Damage  Employees will be trained in blasting safety procedures, a designated competent person for
excavation, soil classifications made, protection by sloping, shoring or other approved methods used
where needed, proper access to and from excavations, excavations will be barricaded to protect
against traffic
 Equipment will maintain a safe distance from the excavation edges
 Topographical surveys will be made and protection provided from water run off that could cause
pollution.
Study Site Damage To Existing Utility  Locate the utilities thru the local 1-call service or utility companies
Conditions Line  If located utilities present exposure work with the agencies to have them rerouted, shut down,
For Hazards Or Damage To Existing protected, etc.
Structures  Insure that all operators are aware of the utility locations and established clearance distances
Potential Electrical Shock, Fire,
Or Water Damage
Traffic Vehicle Accidents  Traffic controls will be arraigned to meet uniform manual standards including signs, warnings, etc.
Control Employee Injuries  Barricades will be used to protect the site area and employees if needed
s  Flagmen will be provided and trained in the proper procedures for the job hazards including
communications, duties, etc.
Wreck Forms Fall Hazards, Nail Punctures,  Personal Fall Arrest Systems will be used where needed.
Muscles Strains, Cuts,  Personal Protective Equipment including hard hats, glasses, gloves, eye protection etc. As needed
Contusions, Etc.  The area will maintain proper housekeeping including removal of nails from forms
 Scrap will be removed and combustibles kept to a minimum
Carpentry
Materials Equipment Storage  Equipment storage will be prearranged for the phase of the job and proper protection will be
& provided. All equipment will be locked at nights with key controls in place.
Equipment  Smaller equipment will be locked in trailers or removed from the site to reduce theft potential.
Deliver Material Unloading ( Back  Provide materials handling equipment where needed.
Materials Strains, Cuts From Sharp  Use of proper lifting methods
& Objects)  Gloves used while unloading materials
Equipment Material Storage  Material Storage areas will be arranged prior to delivery to avoid traffic conflicts and provide secure
storage at the site.
 Materials stored on site will be limited to those that are necessary for the current work.

Traffic Controls  Traffic controls will be set to Uniform traffic control standards including warning signs, trained
Overhead Wires flagmen and other controls during loading, unloading or crossing of roads.
 Equipment will be kept a safe distance from overhead wires.
Unloading Equipment
 Equipment off loading will be done by qualified operators with all other personnel cleared from the
area. Spotters for unloading will be provided.

Finishin Sharp Edges  Check completed work for sharp edges and correct when found.
g Work Hardware Installation  Check all hardware for proper fit, sharp edges, proper closing, etc.

Forming Electrical Shock  Proper grounding and inspection of all portable tools or extension cords.
Scaffolding  Ensure GFCI on temporary wiring.
 Ground all portable electrical generators over 5 kw.
 If scaffold are used for duct erection follow these guidelines:
 Follow manufactured instructions on setup and use of scaffolds.
 Proper anchoring procedures
 Secure scaffold footing, base and adjusting screws if needed
 Proper planking of platform
 Guard rails or other fall protection
 Barricade or protected area below scaffold
 Regular inspections and maintenance of scaffolding, ladders, hoist and ropes
Muscle Strains
Contusions, Cuts  If ladders are used, use only approved ladders and secure ladders from slippage.
Collapse  If using bucket lifts follow manufactures instruction, properly train operators and use personal fall
Falls protection.
 Train employees in proper lifting techniques.
 Provide materials handling equipment.
 Provide properly protected tools such as guarding of saws.
 Provide PPE to reduce cuts and contusions
 Adequately brace all construction and secure Trusses against the wind.
 Use proper equipment for hoisting the materials and inspect equipment daily.
 Require barricades or covers for roof, wall, floor or other openings.

Noise  Where ear plugs where needed

Cuts  Where protective gloves
Strains Proper lifting techniques
Housekeeping Flammable Adhesives Or  Keep flammable liquids in approved containers.
Liquids  Use no-flammable adhesives or liquids where possible.
Access To Site  Keep easily accessible ladders, stairways or ramps to site
Debris Accumulation  Provide adequate exits for the work areas
Storage Of Combustibles  Arrange site for easy access and safe maneuvering of materials
Temporary Heat  Keep site clean of sawdust, wood scrap and debris
 Store combustibles well away from the structure.
 Use only approved liquid fired heaters with safety fuel shut off devices
Pre-Job Study The Job Hazards,  Study the job site to determine hazards, exposures or unusual conditions.
Plannin Electrical Exposures Etc.  Locate and mark electrical utility lines/electrical power equipment prior to starting work
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Construction Inspection And Materials Sampling At The Following Operations
Personnel Or Equipment Hit By  Be alert and think safety for yourself and for other individuals
Construction Equipment Or  Wear florescent vests
Asphalt Hot Public Motor Vehicles  Park FS vehicle in areas designated by the contractor
Mix Plants &  Ensure that all construction equipment has OSHA approved back up alarms that are operational
Placement
Operations  Wear gloves to protect hands and leather boots to protect feet. Require the contractor to take
Burns From Hot Materials
samples from his equipment, except when demonstrating correct sampling procedure
Bituminous
Chip
 Wear approved non conductive hard hat. Be aware of electrical cables and moving machinery and
Seal Falling Objects And Electrical
Projects mechanisms that pose hazards
Shock & Machinery
Rock
Crushing Back Injury From Lifting
Plants &  Obtain assistance with samples that are too heavy, or put large samples into multiple containers such
Heavy Samples
Placement that each one weighs less.
Operation Noise
s  Wear approved ear plugs
Concrete Dust  Wear approved protective mask
Plants &
Placement
Operation
s
Working On Personnel Or Equipment Hit By  Be alert and think safety for yourself and other individuals
Or Adjacent Passing Motor Vehicles Or  Set up temporary signs and florescent cones to warn vehicles of the work site hazard. When
To A Road Construction Equipment possible select sample sites on tangents where good sight distance exists
Surface.  Wear florescent vest and hard hat
 Utilize FS vehicle as a shield from oncoming traffic as often as practical
  Require the contractor to take samples from his equipment, except when demonstrating correct
sampling procedure
 Ensure that all construction equipment has OSHA approved back up alarms that are operational

 Obtain assistance with samples that are too heavy, or put large samples into multiple containers such
Back Injury From Lifting that each one weighs less.
Heavy Samples
Driving
A Vehicle Fatigue  Follow established work/rest guidelines, a 12 hour work day is the maximum allowed for any
activity (non-emergency), of which only 10 hours may be spent driving. When driving, stop for a
break at least every 2 hours or as needed. Take short breaks from driving or take a short nap in the
vehicle when fatigue or falling asleep appears to be a hazard.
 Drive defensively. Take defensive driver refresher training course every 3 years.
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Accidents
Emergency Accident/Injury  The Emergency Evacuation Procedure will include all items listed on the back of the JHA
Evacuatio Instruction form. Communication with emergency personnel will be done by radio or cell phone if
n ground line phones are not available.
Procedures 
Stopping And Rapidly Approaching Vehicles,  Park vehicles in location so as to not impede traffic. Use emergency flashers to alert oncoming
Exiting Posing A Threat To Personnel vehicular traffic. Remain alert at all times as to the traffic outside the vehicle. Use rear view
Vehicle And Public. Risk Of Injury mirrors to ascertain vehicles approaching from behind. (Maintain clean mirrors and windows).
And/Or Collision Before opening doors, turn head around to view road in blind spot of vehicle. Exit with caution.
Wear Fluorescent Orange Vests when outside the vehicle. Avoid stopping on blind corners if
possible. When possible, have the passenger exit the vehicle to collect the information. After task
is completed, proceed when safe
Prevent Potential Traffic Obstruction  Ensure vehicle is in proper functioning condition prior to leaving the office. Walk around vehicle
Vehicle Break- and check tires, engine fluid levels, lights, etc and immediately report any problems that need
Downs And Or professional servicing.
Emergency
Stopping
Vehicle Fires Life Threatening, Severe Burn  Primary concern is the safety of personnel. Get out and get away from vehicle. Use extreme
Hazard caution in suppressing this type of fire because of highly flammable fluids. Vehicles shall be
equipped with fire extinguishers
General Field
Animal Bites  Wear proper clothing. Do not approach animals. Use caution and composure when encountering
animals.
Ankle Injuries  Wear proper field boots with ankle height of at least 4 inches.
Asbestos Blasting
Compressive Foot Injuries
Concrete Placing Operations  Do not enter any abatement area until clean air samples have been documented. Carry a fitted
Cutting/Grinding/Chipping/ respirator in case of an emergency.
Sawing  Keep out of blasting zones unless authorized and escorted by a qualified person. Know evacuation
Drowning plans and procedures.
Electrical Shock  Wear appropriate safety shoes/boots that meet ANSI Z 41.
 Wear proper clothing, gloves, and eye protection.
Electrical Shock  Wear appropriate protecting clothing, gloves, and eye protection. Ensure all saws are guarded
properly and all airline joints are correct and are properly secured.
Entanglement In Lines  Wear life vest, know where life saving equipment is located.
 Ensure equipment is properly maintained and grounded and has GFCI protection. Ensure all
Entanglement In Moving extension cords are the correct type and are protected from damage.
Machinery  Ensure equipment is properly maintained and grounded and has GFCI protection. Ensure all cords
and equipment are protected from damage.
Exposure To Hazardous Wastes  Inspect all lines before use. Remove/replace worn or damaged lines immediately. Avoid pinch
points and stay clear of lines under strain.
Exposure To The Elements  All points requiring lubrication during operation shall have fittings so located or guarded as to be
accessible without hazardous exposure and all moving parts shall be guarded when exposed to
Exposure To The Elements contact.
 Wear appropriate level of protective clothing and equipment. Be knowledgeable of procedures to
Eye Injuries follow when on hazardous waste sites. Maintain certification in accordance with 29 CFR 1910.120.
Falling On Slippery Or Rugged  Wear proper clothing. Be aware of exposure duration and limit duration if necessary. Be
Terrain knowledgeable of the symptoms of exposure related illnesses.
Fire And Explosion  Wear proper clothing. Be aware of exposure duration and limit duration if necessary. Be
knowledgeable of the symptoms of exposure related illnesses.
 Wear appropriate eye protection as necessary.
Hand Injuries
 Wear proper field boots and be observant of terrain. Use
Head Injuries
 Safety lines when necessary.
Insect Bites And Stings  Use good housekeeping practices. Ensure proper segregation and ventilation of materials/chemicals.
Be knowledgeable of fire fighting equipment and techniques.
Lifting  Wear appropriate gloves.
 Wear hard hat when exposed to overhead hazards. Hard hats are required to be worn at all times
Moving Equipment when in Hard Hat Areas.
Noise  Knowledge and avoidance of such insects. Caution and knowledge of any allergies to such bites or
stings. Do not wear perfume or cologne. Know where to obtain first aid.
 Use proper lifting techniques. Get assistance when necessary. When lifting, keep the load close to
the body and lift with the legs.
 Keep alert and out of the way of heavy equipment.
 Wear proper hearing protection devices.
Poisonous Plants  Knowledge and avoidance of such plants. Wash after contact.
Slips/Trips/Falls  Use good housekeeping practices. Be observant of walking/working surfaces.
Slips/Trips/Falls  Wear proper footwear. Maintain good housekeeping. Remove grease and oil from working
surfaces. Stumbling hazards will be painted yellow and slippery deck areas will be coated with an
anti-skid surface.
Snake Bites  Wear proper field boots or snake chaps. Do not harass/kill snakes.
Trenches/Excavations  Stay out of unsupported trenches. All trenches/excavation shall be evaluated and shored
accordingly. Ensure barriers/barricades are provided to prevent equipment, vehicles, and
pedestrians from accidentally falling into a excavation or trench. Be familiar with egress points and
evacuation plan.
Vessel Damage/Sinking  Obey navigation rules and weather warnings. Be familiar with all emergency evacuation
procedures.
Welding Burns/Flash  Avoid welding operations. When exposure is unavoidable, wear proper clothing, gloves, and eye
protection.
Working Around Suspended  Do not enter an area within the radius of swing when there is a suspended load. Obey posted
Loads warning signs. Be alert for and obey verbal instructions from the designated signal person. Ensure
that proper equipment and procedures are being used by persons conducting the lift.
Working In Confined Spaces  Know signs and symptoms of oxygen deficient and poisonous/explosive gases. Have available and
use, when necessary, respirator gas mask and/or portable air supply. Know and understand rescue
and evacuation procedures.
HVAC
Assembly Of Noise  Wear ear plugs where needed
Duct Work Cuts  Wear protective gloves
Strains  Proper lifting techniques
Deliver Equipment Storage  Equipment storage will be prearranged for the phase of the job and proper protection will be
Materials provided.
&  All equipment will be locked at nights with key controls in place.
Equipment  Smaller equipment will be locked in trailers or removed from the site to reduce theft potential
Material Unloading ( Back  Provide materials handling equipment where needed.
Strains, Cuts From Sharp  Use of proper lifting methods
Objects)  Gloves used while unloading ductwork
Material Storage  Material Storage areas will be arranged prior to delivery to avoid traffic conflicts and provide secure
storage at the site.
 Materials stored on site will be limited to those that are necessary for the current work.
Traffic Controls  The traffic controls will be set to Uniform Traffic Control standards including warning signs, trained
Overhead Wires flagmen and other controls during loading, unloading or crossing of roads.
 Equipment will be kept a safe distance from overhead wires
Unloading Equipment  The equipment off loading will be conducted by qualified operators with all other personnel cleared
from the area.
 Spotters for unloading will be provided.
Ductwor Study The Job Hazards,  Study the job site to determine hazards, exposures or unusual conditions.
k Pre-Job Electrical Exposures Etc.  Locate and mark electrical utility lines/electrical power equipment prior to starting work
Planning
Finishin Sharp Edges  Check completed work for sharp edges and correct when found
g Work Open Ends  Wrap the open ends of duct daily before leaving the site

Hanging Duct Electrical Shock  Proper grounding and inspection of all portable tools or extension cords.
Scaffolding  Ensure GFCI on temporary wiring.
 Ground all portable electrical generators over 5 kw.
 If scaffold are used for duct erection follow these guidelines:
 Follow manufactured instructions on setup and use of scaffolds.
 Proper anchoring procedures
 Secure scaffold footing, base and adjusting screws if needed
 Proper planking of platform
 Guard rails or other fall protection
 Barricade or protected area below scaffold
 Regular inspections and maintenance of scaffolding, ladders, hoist and ropes
 Muscle Strains  Train employees in proper lifting techniques.
Contusions, Cuts  Provide materials handling equipment.
Collapse  Provide properly protected tools such as guarding of saws.
Falls  Provide PPE to reduce cuts and contusions
 Adequately secure all ducts and secure against falling.
 Use proper equipment for hoisting the ductwork and inspect equipment daily.
 Require barricades or covers for roof, wall, floor or other openings.
 Use only approved ladders and secure ladders from slippage.
 If using bucket lifts follow manufactures instruction, properly train operators and use personal fall
protection.
Housekeeping Flammable Adhesives Or  Keep flammable liquids in approved containers.
Liquids  Use no-flammable adhesives or liquids where possible.
Access To Site  Keep easily accessible ladders, stairways or ramps to site
Debris Accumulation  Provide adequate exits for the work areas
Storage Of Combustibles  Arrange site for easy access and safe maneuvering of materials
Temporary Heat  Keep site clean of scrap and debris
 Store combustibles well away from the structure.
 Use only approved liquid fired heaters with safety fuel shut off devices
Lifting/Movi Possible Back Strains  Material will be unloaded off the crew trucks. A minimum of two employees will be unloading
n g Of material. We have trained employees on proper lifting techniques. If needed, employees are
Materials instructed to get assistance from another worker to lift or carry material. We instruct and require
employees to follow all company guidelines.
Masonry Construction
Cutting Rebar Flying Debris, Sharp Edges  Wear eye protection & gloves, always make sure rebar caps or other protection is in place.
Deliver Equipment Storage  Equipment storage will be prearranged for the phase of the job and proper protection will be
Materials & provided.
Equipment  All equipment will be locked at nights with key controls in place.
 Smaller equipment will be locked in trailers or removed from the site to reduce theft potential
Material Unloading ( Back  Provide materials handling equipment where needed.
Strains, Cuts From Sharp  Use of proper lifting methods ( back straight, knees bent, load centered)
Objects)  Gloves used while unloading ductwork
Material Storage  Material Storage areas will be arranged prior to delivery to avoid traffic conflicts and provide secure
storage at the site.
 Materials stored on site will be limited to those that are necessary for the current work.
Traffic Controls  The Traffic controls will be set to Uniform Traffic Control standards including warning signs,
Overhead Wires trained flagmen and other controls during loading , unloading or crossing of roads.
 Equipment will be kept a safe distance from overhead wires
 Unloading Equipment  The equipment off loading will be conducted by qualified operators with all other personnel cleared
from the area.
 Spotters for unloading will be provided.
Loadin Forklift Hazards - Lifting Too  Ensure that the lift Is adequate for the loads, make sure the load is evenly balanced.
g Heavy A Load, Stability Of  Watch for soft areas, open holes, etc. That may affect stability.
Blocks Forklifts, Etc.  Watch for people and other equipment
 Vehicle inspection and maintenance.
Stacking Blocks, Wall Stability  Make sure blocks are not stacked above people, make sure the scaffolding is adequate.
 Keep material stacks level and low
 Adequately brace walls to prevent overturning.
 Masonry wall will have a limited access zone equal to height of wall and 4 feet opposite the
scaffold side.
Masonr Flying Chips, Dust, Noise  Eye protection, hearing protection, saw guards.
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Sawing
Mixing Mortar Splashing, Skin Contact,  Require wearing of safety glasses, goggles, gloves, etc. Always wash skin after contact.
& Grout Vibrating Mortar  Test concrete mixture, store bagged cement & lime in temperature and humidity controlled areas
Improper Mixture  Mix mortar and concrete outside when possible, ensure proper ventilation

Pre-Job Study The Job Hazards, L  Study the job site to determine hazards, exposures or unusual conditions.
Plannin Exposures Etc.  Locate and mark electrical utility lines/electrical power equipment prior to starting work
g
Scaffold Fall Hazards, Scaffold Safety  Use all braces, pins, ladders for access, guardrails and toe boards
Erectio Boards  Use approved scaffold boards. Properly anchor scaffold. Use mudsills for soft surfaces. Follow
n manufactures recommendations on erection .
 Use adjusting screws for uneven surfaces.
 Regular inspections of scaffolds
Public Access Safety  Protect passerby’s from falling materials by wire mesh and remove loose debris
 Use planking above sidewalks to protect public from dropped objects.
Stackin Back Strains, Muscle Strains,  Lift with legs and back, center load, make sure you have proper footing, get assistance when
g Blocks Etc. required,
Tearing Down Falls, Falling Objects, Etc.  Ensure dismantling is done under supervision of a competent person.
The Scaffold  Maintain a safe platform for workers during disassembly.
 Use safe procedures when lowering scaffold sections
Materia  Make sure all fuel and chemicals are properly labeled and stored in a designated area that is marked
l Leaks and proper signs are posted. Have the msds available in case a worker is injured or comes in contact
Storage Fire with any
Injuries  Hazardous materials
Mixing Grout Skin Contact With Grout,  All employees are required to wear proper protective clothing while mixing, pouring and working
 Employees Mixing And with grout as necessary. The protective clothing could include gloves, long pants, proper work
Pouring Grout Can Come In shoes/boots, eye protection, if needed approved NIOSH respirator for dust particles. Foreman's truck
Contact With Material. Grout will have a supply of water on hand if need to rinse hands, face, etc.
Can Dry The Skin, Cause Skin
Irritation And Grout Dust Can
Irritate Eyes And Upper
Respiratory System.
Field Office Cutting Tools  Cut in the direction away from hands and body.
Electrical Shock  Do not reconfigure wiring in systems furniture panels. Ensure equipment is properly maintained
and grounded. Protect electrical cords from damage by using cord covers. Do not overload outlets.
Eye Strain  Ensure proper lighting. Ensure computer monitor and document copy stand are at approximately
the same height and distance. Reduce computer screen glare by installing anti-glare/anti-static
screens.
Falling Off Of Furniture  Use a step stool. Do not use climb on furniture.
File Cabinets/Shelves  To avoid tipping, fill the bottom file first. Do not open more than one drawer at a time. Place heavy
objects in the bottom shelves/drawers.
Lifting
 Use proper lifting techniques. Get assistance when necessary. When lifting, keep the load close to
the body and lift with the legs.
Neck/Shoulder Fatigue
 Ensure video display terminals are properly adjusted so that the top of the screen is slightly below
eye level and the screen is between 18 and 28 inches away. Document or copy holders should be at
Office Machinery the same height and distance and the screen.
Slips/Trips/Falls  Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry. Be cautious when making mylar copies (hot).
 Use good housekeeping practices. Secure tripping hazards (cords) to floor. Do not leave file
Walking drawers open when unattended.
Wrist Strain  Be alert of walking surface, wear flat shoes with a non-skid sole.
 Ensure computer keyboards are adjusted so that the elbows are at a 90-degree angle and arms and
hands are parallel to the floor. Use wrist rests or other supports so that wrists are maintained in a
neutral position.
Over All Job Excessive Dust  Make sure dust control is taken care off and water trucks, hoses etc are operational follow all job
Check Traffic Control specifications for traffic control review these specs with workers public safety is always top priority
Public Safety walk or ride job site periodically each day for any exposure that might effect the public
Concrete
Pour Concrete Moving Concrete  Make sure workers are aware of pouring in
Trucks  Process, trucks have audible back up alarms
Splashing Of Concrete  Make sure everyone is wearing proper
 Eye protection, and rubber boots, gloves if
 Needed
Set Forms Hand Tools  Check to make sure all tools are equipped with the proper safety devices, check saws and grounding
and cords
Sheet Pile
Cutting Flame Cutting Of Steel Pile  Follow recommended operating procedures for operating cutting torch
Pile Sheets  Check for and remove flammable material from the area
 Use proper PPE
 Secure and store gas cylinders
 Have fire extinguisher available
Deliver Fuel Storage  There will be no on site fuel storage. Fuel trucks will be arraigned for deliveries as needed.
Equipment To  If fuel storage is required properly grounded, diked and marked storage tanks will be used.
Site  MSDS will be provided for fuel
Deliver Injury Or Damage While  Equipment will be unloaded by experienced operators following established procedures.
Equipment To Unloading Equipment  All other personnel will be cleared form the unloading area
Site
Traffic Accidents At Site  Arrange for a safe loading area at the site that is out of the flow of traffic.
During Delivery  Use side roads or less traveled streets where possible.
 If traffic must be stopped due to trailer size, etc. Get local permission and establish traffic controls
(signs, flagmen , etc.)
Vandalism Or Theft Of  Equipment will be stored in a secured area.
Equipment  All equipment will be locked at the end of working day with proper key controls.
 Operator's cabs and fuel intakes will be locked where available.
 Smaller equipment will be removed daily or locked insecure storage trailers
 Security will be arraigned if theft or vandalism problems arise
Driving Pile Driving The Sheets  Follow recommended procedures for operating pile hammer
 Allow only qualified operators
 Inspect equipment before using
 Have fire extinguishers ready when fueling
 Keep hands and feet clear of moving parts of hammer
Locate Damage To Existing Utility  Locate existing utilities using 1-CALL, & Check plans for underground lines
Pre- Service.
Existing
Utilities Or
Existing
Structures
Possible Electrical Shock, Fire  If located utilities present exposure work with agencies to have them reroute, shut down, etc.
Or Water Damage From  Insure that all operators are aware of utility locations and establish clearance distance
Utilities
Removing Traffic At Site While Loading  Traffic controls as outlined above including flagmen and signs,
Equipment
From Site
Pile For Handling Pile  Use proper personal protective equipment including gloves when handling
Driving  Keep hands and feet clear when lifting or setting down pile
 Keep unnecessary personnel from area
Hoisting Materials  Barricade swing radius of crane
 Check rigging prior to lifting
 Do not swing loads over workers
Set Pile Injury Or Equipment Damage  Loading will be done by qualified operators in a safe area.
For While Loading  All equipment will be properly secured from moving during transport.
Driving
Welding Pile Welding Of Piles  Follow recommended procedures for operating welding machines
 Check and remove flammable material from the welding area
 Use proper PPE including goggles, gloves, sleeves, etc.
 Inspect and maintain welding equipment and leads
Working Fall Exposures  Handrails on all stairs, scaffolds and elevated platforms
Above Grade  100% tie off when working in unprotected area
 Provide continuous safety cable for full length of leads
 When climbing leads use full body harness attached to wire rope grab mounted on safety cable
Site Clearing
Locate Damage To Existing Utility  Locate existing utilities using 1-CALL,
Pre- Service.
Existing
Utilities Or
Existing
Structures
Possible Electrical Shock, Fire  If located utilities present exposure work with agencies to have them reroute, shut down, etc.
Or Water Damage From  Insure that all operators are aware of utility locations and establish clearance distance
Utilities
Clear Equipment Or Operator Injury  All operators will be qualified and equipment is on preventative maintenance schedule with daily
Existing Due To Equipment Failure Or inspections
Shrubs & Operator Error
Trees Equipment Striking Employees  Only experience and qualified operators will be allowed to operate equipment.
Or Other In Area  All heavy equipment will be equipped with audible reverse warning alarms
Falling Off Equipment  Spotters will be used if equipment must be used in areas where employees presents a danger.
Riders On Equipment  Operators will be alert for others at all times.
 All equipment will be equipped with proper stairs and rails
 No riders on equipment at any time
Trees Or Shrubs Injuring  Operators will be protected in enclosed operator environment will roll protection
Operator Or Employee  Growth will be removed in direction away from operators or other employees.
 Employees will stand away from any trees being removed until they are on ground.
Deliver Fuel Storage  There will be no on site fuel storage. Fuel trucks will be arraigned for deliveries as needed.
Equipment To  If fuel storage is required properly grounded, diked and marked storage tanks will be used.
Site  MSDS will be provided for fuel
Injury Or Damage While  Equipment will be unloaded by experienced operators following established procedures.
Unloading Equipment  All other personnel will be cleared form the unloading area
Traffic Accidents At Site  Arrange for a safe loading area at the site that is out of the flow of traffic.
During Delivery  Use side roads or less traveled streets where possible.
 If traffic must be stopped due to trailer size, etc. Get local permission and establish traffic controls
(signs, flagmen , etc.)
Vandalism Or Theft Of  Equipment will be stored in a secured area.
Equipment  All equipment will be locked at the end of working day with proper key controls.
 Operators cabs and fuel intakes will be locked where available.
 Smaller equipment will be removed daily or locked insecure storage trailers
 Security will be arraigned if theft or vandalism problems arise
Locate Damage To Existing Utility  Locate existing utilities using 1-CALL, & Check plans for underground lines
Pre- Service.
Existing
Utilities Or
Existing
Structures
Possible Electrical Shock, Fire  If located utilities present exposure work with agencies to have them reroute, shut down, etc.
Or Water Damage From  Insure that all operators are aware of utility locations and establish clearance distance
Utilities
Remove Employee Injury While  Trees, shrubs or other debris will be loaded into dumps by equipment with no employees allowed in
Shrubs & Loading Debris the danger area during loading
Debris (Muscle Strains, Snakes, Bees,  Employees will war proper gloves, eye protection or other protective equipment..
From Site Other Equipment Etc.)  Proper manual lifting methods will be used. (Bend knees, straight back, etc.)
 Areas will be checked for snakes, bee hives or other pest problems
Fire Damage From Burning Of  No burning will be allowed on site unless approved by local regulations.
Debris  If burning is conducted it will be away from other structures, equipment or combustibles.
 A fire watch will be provided during all burning operations.
Traffic Accidents While  Traffic will be controlled using signs and flagmen to allow trucks to enter and exit sites safely.
Hauling Debris  Street will be kept clear of excess mud that could contribute to accidents
Falling Materials  Trucks will be loaded below top of side rails with no rock or material hanging materials

Removing Injury Or Equipment Damage  Loading will be done by qualified operators in a safe area.
Equipment While Loading  All equipment will be properly secured from moving during transport.
From Site
Traffic At Site While Loading  Traffic controls as outlined above including flagmen and signs,
Site Clearing Equipment Or Operator Injury  All operators will be qualified and equipment is on preventative maintenance schedule with daily
Clear Due To Equipment Failure Or inspections
Existing Operator Error
Shrubs &
Trees Equipment Striking Employees  Only experience and qualified operators will be allowed to operate equipment.
Or Other In Area  All heavy equipment will be equipped with audible reverse warning alarms
 Spotters will be used if equipment must be used in areas where employees presents a danger
Trees Or Shrubs Injuring  Operators will be protected in enclosed operator environment will roll protection
Operator Or Employee  Growth will be removed in direction away from operators or other employees
Sprinkler Fire Protection
Deliver Equipment Storage  Equipment storage will be prearranged for the phase of the job and proper protection will be
Materials provided.
&  All equipment will be locked at nights with key controls in place.
Equipment  Smaller equipment will be locked in trailers or removed from the site to reduce theft potential
Material Unloading ( Back  Provide materials handling equipment where needed.
Strains, Cuts From Sharp  Use proper lifting methods
Objects)  Use gloves while unloading ductwork
Material Storage  Material Storage areas will be arranged prior to delivery to avoid traffic conflicts and provide secure
storage at the site.
 Materials stored on site will be limited to those that are necessary for the current work.
Traffic Controls  Traffic controls will be set to Uniform traffic control standards including warning signs, trained
Overhead Wires flagmen and other controls during loading, unloading or crossing of roads.
 Equipment will be kept a safe distance from overhead wires
Protection Flammable Adhesives Or  Keep flammable liquids in approved containers.
Housekeeping Liquids  Use no-flammable adhesives or liquids where possible.
Access To Site  Keep easily accessible ladders, stairways or ramps to site
Debris Accumulation
Storage Of Combustibles  Provide adequate exits for the work areas
Temporary Heat  Arrange site for easy access and safe maneuvering of materials
 Keep site clean of scrap and debris
 Store combustibles well away from the structure.
Install New Trench Collapse  A competent person will be designated to determine soil types and conditions.
Lines & Riser Access In & Out Of Trench’s  Trench protection such as shoring, sloping or trench boxes will be used to protected against
Water In Trench collapse.
Tools Or Equipment Falling In  Trench protection for depths over 5 feet will be determined by soil types & conditions.
Trench  No employee will work in trenches 5’ or greater in depth without proper trench protection
Fumes From Welding Or  Ladders will be provided with a max. Of 25’ travel distance
Gluing Of Pipes Or Other  Proper walkways over excavations greater than 6’ will be provided.
Hazardous Atmospheres  Tools, equipment and excavated materials will be stored at least 2’ from the trench edge.
 Testing will be conducted for hazardous atmospheres or where oxygen deficiency exist.
 If water conditions exist it will be removed from the trench where accumulated and conditions
evaluated.
Welding Exposures  Welding will be controlled including proper storage of compressed gas cylinders
 Welding will be restricted near flammable or before lines are purged
Underground Excavation Of Trench  Surface encumbrances will be located and removed or supported.
Water Supply  Nearby structures will be supported for stability
 Remove dirt and debris from streets or sidewalks.
 Controls for dust from site conditions
 Any excavation over 20’ deep will be approved by a PE
 Equipment will be kept away from the edges of the excavation.
 Equipment will have rollover protection
Installin Using Ladders  Ladders will be inspected for damage and unsafe ladders will be removed
g  Ladders will be placed at a 4-1 pitch
Overhea  No metal ladders will be used near electrical lines
d Lines Using Lifts  All lifts will be operated following manufactures standards
Moving Lifts Into  Lifts will be inspected daily prior to use.
People/Objects On Ground  All lifts will have proper guard rails
Falling Out Of Lift Basket  Full body harness and lanyards will be required when in basket.
 Never use ladders for additional height in basket
Lifting Falling Material  Only qualified operators will be allowed to use lifts
Material Wire Ropes & Slings  Lifts will be operated per mfg. Instructions
s  Wire ropes, slings or other lifting equipment will be inspected daily for safety
 Defective gear will be removed from service
Pre-Job Study The Job Hazards,  Study job site to determine hazards, exposures or unusual conditions.
Plannin Electrical Exposures Etc.  Locate and mark electrical utility lines/electrical power equipment prior to starting work
g
Removing Injury Or Equipment Damage  Loading will be done by qualified operators in a safe area.
Equipment While Loading  All equipment will be properly secured from moving during transport.
From Site
Traffic At Site While Loading  Traffic controls as outlined above including flagmen and signs,
Welding & Electrical Shock  Use GFCI breakers on all generators
Portable Burns, Eye Injuries, Etc.  Ground all equipment during use
Generator Compressed Gases  Use proper PPE including gloves, face shields, etc.
s Install Grounding For Tools  Secure gas cylinders and use backflow preventors for Oxygen/ Acetylene torches
Worn Or Damaged Welding &  Inspect and repair damaged cables
Electrical Cables  Protect cables from damage

Steel Erection
Crane Tipping Crane  Make sure outriggers are out & secure
Hazard Hit By Swinging Crane  Use Outrigger pads
s
Signal Errors  Level crane properly on solid ground
Swinging Uncontrolled Loads  Clear area around swing radius
Crane Failure  Only one designated signalman at any time
Overloading Crane  Review and use standard crane signals
Two Blocking The Load  Use tag lines
 Use only trained & experienced operators
 Inspect crane and rigging regularly
 Always confirm the weight of load and check charts and radius
 Secure loads from shifting with proper chokers
Deliver Equipment Storage  Equipment storage will be prearranged for the phase of the job and proper protection will be
Materials provided.
&  All equipment will be locked at nights with key controls in place.
Equipment  Smaller equipment will be locked in trailers or removed from the site to reduce theft potential.
Material Unloading ( Back  Provide materials handling equipment where needed.
Strains, Cuts From Sharp  Check route for adequate clearance/weight limits
Objects)  Use of proper lifting methods
Material Storage  Gloves used while unloading steel
 Keep hands and feet clear of rigging
 Material Storage areas will be arranged prior to delivery to avoid traffic conflicts and provide secure
storage at the site.
 Materials stored on site will be limited to those that are necessary for the current work.

Traffic Controls  Traffic controls will be set to Uniform Traffic Control standards including warning signs, trained
Overhead Wires flagmen and other controls during loading, unloading or crossing of roads.
 Equipment will be kept a safe distance from overhead wires

Unloading Equipment  Equipment off loading will be done by qualified operators with all other personnel cleared from the
area.
 Spotters for unloading will be provided.
Erecting Steel Fall Protection  Use full body harness with shock absorbing lanyard
 Tie off to secure location
 Do not ride the load
 Provide anti-fall device on vertical ladders
Falling Objects  Wear hard hats
 Flag or protect area under the load.
 No one allowed under load
 Do not send up loose materials
Landing Load  Keep hands & feet out of the way
 Work from secure platform or scaffold
 Make sure temporary gear is secure
 Supply adequate temporary supports to brace components installed
Housekeeping Trip Hazards  Remove any trip hazards
Debris, Scrap, Etc.  Keep work area clean and remove debris, scrap or trash material.
 Keep cord out of walkways
 Remove flammable or combustibles where possible
 Limit flammables to one day supply
  Restrict smoking near flammables
 Provide adequate fire extinguishers
Pre-Job Study The Job Hazards ,  Study the job site to determine hazards, exposures or unusual conditions.
Plannin Electrical Exposures Etc.  Locate and mark electrical utility lines/electrical power equipment prior to starting work
g
Removing Injury Or Equipment Damage  Loading will be done by qualified operators in a safe area.
Equipment While Loading  All equipment will be properly secured from moving during transport.
From Site
Traffic At Site While Loading  Traffic controls as outlined above including flagmen and signs,
Rigging Improper Rigging  Inspect chokers, cables, and rigging regularly & before each use
 Use correct size and appropriate chokers, cables, shackles, lifting lugs, spreader beams, slings and
straps.
Welding, Air Compressors & Lines  Use hand-offs on bull hoses
Grinding  Use auto shutoffs for tail hoses & air lines (quick disconnect)
, Cutting  Repair or replace damaged air lines
Compressed Gas Cylinder  Provide proper storage and secure cylinders
 Use backflow preventors on torches for Oxygen/Acetylene
Install Grounding For Tools  Install ground properly with good connections
Worn Or Damaged Welding &  Use three wire electric cords
Electrical Cables  Use GFCI protection
Burns, Eye Injuries, Etc.  Inspect and repair damaged cables
Confined Spaces  Protect cables from damage
 Proper PPE including welding shield, gloves, aprons ( if needed ) etc.
 Provide guards on grinders
 Check air or hazardous atmospheres
 Provide ventilation
Tie Rebar Tripping Over Steel, Puncture  Cover ends of vertical/horizontal dowels with rebar caps, review trip hazards with workers make sure
Wounds, Back Strain employees wear gloves when working with wire and rebar review with employees proper lifting
procedures - lift with the legs not the back
Travel Airlines  Obey safety rules on common carrier transportation.
Deer And Other Wildlife  Stay alert, use caution, and drive defensively.
Dust  Drive with windows closed.
Motor Vehicle Accidents  Obey traffic laws. Adjust vehicle operation to road and weather conditions. Employ defensive
driving techniques. Complete defensive driver training once every 4 years.
Reduced Visibility  Ensure windows/mirrors are free from snow and ice. Drive with headlights on. Reduce speed
appropriately.
Slick, Snowy, Or Icy Roads
 Use studded or chained tires, reduce speed, and increase following distances.
Uneven Surfaces
 Reduce speed appropriately.
Warehouse
Inspect Splinters from pallets  Inspect all pallet loads before lifting them
pallet loads  Check to ensure shrink wrap in place.
 Look at condition of pallet for defective boards is present replace pallet.
 Wear gloves to prevent splinters.
Forklifts  Inspect and/or verify inspection complete for the shift
 Be alert to forklift traffic, keep clear of area, stay in marked zones only.
 Ensure forks are wide enough for load being lifted.
 Make sure path you are traveling is not blocked and clear of debris
 Keep load as low to floor as possible
 Make sure view is not blocked and driving in correct direction
 Sound horn on blind corners, intersections and when going from light to dark and dark to light areas
 Always follow proper operating procedures
Fall Protection
Prepare Injuries to workers, bystanders-  Warn people in work area
work area slips, trips, falls  Utilize barricades, signs, cones, caution tape to keep bystanders a safe distance from work area.
Climbing Falling, slipping  Always tie of with an approved body harness when working above ground.
 For all operations above 7.5 feet, a second person trained in emergency procedures must be present
within vision or voice
Setting forms Falling, slipping  Always tie off with an approved lanyard, safety line and full body harness when working above
or similar ground
objects  For all operations above 7.5 feet, a second person trained in emergency procedures must be present
within vision or voice
Shot Crete Operations
Running hose  Walk the sire for hazards to hose line
line  Correct any hazards
Securing hose  Employees are thoroughly trained in the provisions of securing hose line and tested on a regular basis
line
Scaffold  Inspect all rails and planks that they adhere to all OSHA regulations
Shooting walls  Use all necessary PPE
Nozzle man  Spotter within 5 feet of nozzle man with hose in control and secure
with 1500 PSI
hose
Spoils  All spoils piles are to be maintained at a safe distance away from working crews
Equipment  Vehicles are to be kept at a safe distance away from work area
Working Possible cave in  A competent person to be present at all times while employees are exposed to open excavation
deeper than 5  Protective systems, shields, sloping shores in place prior to entering excavation
feet
Mechanic - Maintenance/Repair Activities
Compressive foot injuries  Wear appropriate safety shoes/boots
Ankle injuries  Wear proper field boots with ankle height of at least 4 inches.
Head injuries  Wear hard hat when exposed to overhead hazards. Hard hats are required to be worn at all times
when in Hard Hat Areas.
Eye injuries  Wear appropriate eye protection as necessary.
Hand injuries  Wear appropriate gloves as necessary.
Electrical shock  Ensure equipment is properly maintained and grounded and has GFCI protection. Ensure all
extension cords are the correct type and are protected from damage. Ensure equipment is
locked/tagged out before any work is begun.
Mechanic - Maintenance/Repair Activities (cont’d.)
Lifting  Use proper lifting techniques. Get assistance when necessary. When lifting, keep the load close to the
body and lift with the legs.
Noise  Wear proper hearing protection devices.
Slips/trips/falls  Use good housekeeping practices. Be observant of walking/working surfaces.
Falling on slippery or rugged  Wear proper field boots and be observant of terrain. Use safety lines when necessary.
terrain
Loss of extremities  Wear clothing that will not get caught in machinery. Do not wear jewelry.
Working over water  Wear lifeline and harness, and life jacket.
Potential fall of over 6 feet  Use positive fall protection.
Fumes and dust  Ensure proper ventilation and wear respirator if necessary.
Welding burns/flash  Avoid welding operations. When exposure is unavoidable, wear proper clothing, gloves, and safety
goggles.
Hazardous/flammable  Obey manufacturer's handling, storage, and use recommendations. Read Material Safety Data Sheet
chemicals for specific hazards before use.
Moving equipment  Keep alert and out of the way of heavy equipment.
Snake bites  Wear proper field boots or snake chaps. Do not harass/kill snakes.
Animal bites  Wear proper clothing. Do not approach animals. Use caution and composure when encountering
animals.
Insect bites and stings  Knowledge and avoidance of such insects. Caution and knowledge of any allergies to such bites or
stings. Do not w ear perfume or cologne. Know where to obtain first aid.
Poisonous plants  Knowledge and avoidance of such plants. Wash after contact.
Exposure to the elements  Wear proper clothing. Be aware of exposure duration and limit duration if necessary. Be
knowledgeable of the symptoms of exposure related illnesses.
Motor vehicle accidents  Obey traffic laws. Adjust vehicle operation to road and weather conditions. Employ defensive driving
techniques. Complete defensive driver training once every 4 years.
Uneven surfaces  Reduce speed appropriately.
Pedestrian/Foot Traffic  Stay alert, use caution, and drive defensively.
Dust  Drive with windows closed.
Reduced visibility  Ensure windows/mirrors are free from snow and ice. Drive with headlights on. Reduce speed
appropriately.
Slick, snowy, or icy roads  Use studded or chained tires, reduce speed, and increase following distances.
All company safety policies and procedures are enforced and will be followed at all times on the job.
ANALYSIS MADE Project Superintendent Job Site Superintendent/Foreman Reviewed
BY: Reviewed

Initial & Date:

Initial & Date: Initial & Date:
Job Hazard Analysis Master Listing

Box Culvert Construction................................................................................................................................................................................... 1

Back Fill Around Culvert............................................................................................................................................................................... 1
Backfill Excavations...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
Equipment Delivery....................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
Form Walls..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Form Work For Footing And Bottom............................................................................................................................................................. 2
Heavy Equipment Use.................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Material Storage............................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
Pour Covers.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Pour Footings................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
Pour Walls...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Remove Equipment And Materials From Site................................................................................................................................................ 3
Site Excavation............................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Study Site Conditions For Hazards................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Traffic Controls.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
Wreck Forms.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
Carpentry............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Materials & Equipment.................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
Deliver Materials & Equipment..................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Finishing Work............................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Forming.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Housekeeping................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Pre-Job Planning............................................................................................................................................................................................ 7
Construction Inspection And Materials Sampling At The Following Operations.............................................................................................. 7
Asphalt Hot Mix Plants & Placement Operations.......................................................................................................................................... 7
Bituminous Chip Seal Projects....................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Rock Crushing Plants & Placement Operations............................................................................................................................................. 7
Concrete Plants & Placement Operations....................................................................................................................................................... 7
Working On Or Adjacent To A Road Surface................................................................................................................................................ 7
Driving............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
A Vehicle....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
 Emergency Evacuation Procedures................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Stopping And Exiting Vehicle........................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Prevent Vehicle Break-Downs And Or Emergency Stopping........................................................................................................................ 8
Vehicle Fires.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
General Field...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
HVAC.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Assembly Of Duct Work.............................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Deliver Materials & Equipment................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Ductwork...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Pre-Job Planning.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Finishing Work............................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Hanging Duct............................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Housekeeping............................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Lifting/Moving Of Materials....................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Masonry Construction...................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Cutting Rebar............................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Deliver Materials & Equipment................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Loading Blocks............................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
Masonry Sawing........................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Mixing Mortar & Grout................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
Pre-Job Planning.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Scaffold Erection.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Stacking Blocks............................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
Tearing Down The Scaffold......................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Material Storage........................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Mixing Grout................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
Field Office...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Over All Job Check.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Concrete........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Pour Concrete............................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Set Forms...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Cutting Pile Sheets....................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Deliver Equipment To Site........................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Deliver Equipment To Site........................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Driving Pile.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
 Locate Pre-Existing Utilities Or Existing Structures.................................................................................................................................... 17
Removing Equipment From Site.................................................................................................................................................................. 17
Pile For Driving............................................................................................................................................................................................ 17
Set Pile For Driving...................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Welding Pile................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Working Above Grade.................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Site Clearing..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Locate Pre-Existing Utilities Or Existing Structures.................................................................................................................................... 18
Clear Existing Shrubs & Trees..................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Deliver Equipment To Site........................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Locate Pre-Existing Utilities Or Existing Structures.................................................................................................................................... 19
Remove Shrubs & Debris From Site............................................................................................................................................................ 19
Removing Equipment From Site.................................................................................................................................................................. 19
Site Clearing Clear Existing Shrubs & Trees............................................................................................................................................... 20
Sprinkler Fire Protection.................................................................................................................................................................................. 20
Deliver Materials & Equipment................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Protection Housekeeping.............................................................................................................................................................................. 20
Install New Lines & Riser............................................................................................................................................................................ 20
Underground Water Supply.......................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Installing Overhead Lines............................................................................................................................................................................ 22
Lifting Materials........................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Pre-Job Planning.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Removing Equipment From Site.................................................................................................................................................................. 22
Welding & Portable Generators................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Steel Erection................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Crane Hazards.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 22
Deliver Materials & Equipment................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Erecting Steel............................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Housekeeping............................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Pre-Job Planning.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Removing Equipment From Site.................................................................................................................................................................. 25
Rigging......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Welding, Grinding, Cutting.......................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Tie Rebar...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Travel............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Warehouse........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 26
Inspect pallet loads....................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
Fall Protection.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Prepare work area......................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Climbing....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Setting forms or similar objects.................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Shot Crete Operations.................................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Running hose line......................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Securing hose line........................................................................................................................................................................................ 27
Scaffold........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 27
Shooting walls.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Nozzle man with 1500 PSI hose................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Spoils............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 27
Equipment.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Working deeper than 5 feet........................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Mechanic - Maintenance/Repair Activities.................................................................................................................................................. 27
Mechanic - Maintenance/Repair Activities (cont’d.).................................................................................................................................. 28