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    This document outlines the steps and hazards involved in a dewatering project and the corresponding safe procedures to follow. The key steps are preparing for the job, excavating a sump if needed, setting up pumps, and pumping water while following environmental procedures. Hazards include being struck by equipment, falling, strains from moving pumps, pinched fingers, electrical shock, fire, and high pressure hoses. Crews must use proper PPE, plan lifts carefully, inspect equipment, and secure hoses to stay safe.

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    This document outlines the steps and hazards involved in a dewatering project and the corresponding safe procedures to follow. The key steps are preparing for the job, excavating a sump if needed, setting up pumps, and pumping water while following environmental procedures. Hazards include being struck by equipment, falling, strains from moving pumps, pinched fingers, electrical shock, fire, and high pressure hoses. Crews must use proper PPE, plan lifts carefully, inspect equipment, and secure hoses to stay safe.

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    This document outlines the steps and hazards involved in a dewatering project and the corresponding safe procedures to follow. The key steps are preparing for the job, excavating a sump if needed, setting up pumps, and pumping water while following environmental procedures. Hazards include being struck by equipment, falling, strains from moving pumps, pinched fingers, electrical shock, fire, and high pressure hoses. Crews must use proper PPE, plan lifts carefully, inspect equipment, and secure hoses to stay safe.

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    This document outlines the steps and hazards involved in a dewatering project and the corresponding safe procedures to follow. The key steps are preparing for the job, excavating a sump if needed, setting up pumps, and pumping water while following environmental procedures. Hazards include being struck by equipment, falling, strains from moving pumps, pinched fingers, electrical shock, fire, and high pressure hoses. Crews must use proper PPE, plan lifts carefully, inspect equipment, and secure hoses to stay safe.

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    Job Hazard Analysis

    (Always Wear Proper PPE)

    Project: Superintendent:

    Task: Dewatering Date:

    Step Potential Hazards Safe Procedures/Crew Responsibilities


    • Designate a Competent Person or persons
    • Review P3 (Preparation Planning Procedures) and Hazard Analysis with crew
    Preparation
    • Complete and review STA’s daily
    • Assess location and conditions*
    Excavate for a Personnel being hit by • Back-up or travel alarms must be functioning
    sump if necessary heavy equipment • Maintain eye contact with the operator and keep a safe distance
    Falling or tripping into • Keep unnecessary equipment or spectators away from hole
    catch basin or manhole • Keep area around the hole clean and free of trip hazards
    (slips, trips and falls) • Use the right size ladder, inspect and secure it from movement
    Strain from moving • Train personnel how to move, set, and operate pumps
    pumps • Use equipment or get help when moving heavy or odd shaped objects, or
    pumps that are stuck in the mud.
    Set up pumps
    • Plan and discuss the move before starting; then be ready to stop and change the
    plan if it is not working well
    • Lift with your legs; do not twist your body while lifting
    • Stretch prior to beginning work
    Pinched hands and • Be aware of pinch points and surrounding objects
    fingers

    Job Hazard Analysis Page 1 of 2 Dewatering


    Project: Superintendent:

    Task: Dewatering Date:

    Step Potential Hazards Safe Procedures/Crew Responsibilities


    Electrical shock from • Inspect pumps and cords for defects, and repair or replace as necessary prior to
    pumps/cords use
    • Use GFCI’s
    Pump water (use • Trained electrician must ground and connect 3 phase generators
    proper • Only trained electricians may repair cords
    environmental • Do not lift electric pumps by cords
    procedures for Fire while fueling pumps • Shut pumps off and allow them to cool before fueling
    brown water)
    Being struck by whipping • Inspect hoses; maintain hoses in good condition
    discharge hose or hoses • Secure ends of discharge hose
    that rupture • Operations
    • Make sure there are no kinks in hose and it’s placed where intended before start
    up
    Other Steps (if Other hazards: • Other Safe Procedures:
    any):

    * If work is to be performed in a travel way, complete and follow ‘Work in


    Travel Way’ Job Hazard Analysis

    Job Hazard Analysis Page 2 of 2 Dewatering

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