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MP DHA (Individual)

Daily Hazard Analysis Checklist

  • Site: MPM Mountain Pass

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Administrative Procedures

  • JHA is readily available and posted

  • JHA is filled out and signed

  • Safety Data Sheet available for all chemicals in the general working area

  • Tool box talk conducted and recorded

Medical Services

  • Are emergency phone numbers relavent to the site posted/available

Housekeeping

  • Are walking and working surfaces clear and free of debris

  • Are waste and trash containers provided, and used

  • Are waste materials properly disposed of

  • Are temporary storage of materials and supplies done in an organized fashion

  • Are materials properly stacked, stored, or blocked to prevent falling

Sanitation

  • Are potable (drinking) water and adequate toilet facilities available

  • Are washing facilities available

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • Are personnel wearing hard hats and are they in good working order

  • Are personnel wearing safety glasses and are they in good working order

  • Is hearing protection available for personnel that may be exposed to noisy conditions

  • Are steel or carbine toed boots being worn

  • Are personnel using gloves when handling sharp or rough material

Fire Protection

  • Extinguisher locations known and are extinguishers compliant

  • Evacuation routes clearly marked

Tools (Hand and Power)

  • Are tools free of any obvious physical damage

  • Are power tools free of frayed or damaged cords and marked with appropriate tape

  • Are power tools and cords properly grounded (ground pins are in good condition)

  • Are double insulated tools in use and in good condition

  • Are the handles on all tools in good condition (not bent, splintered or broken)

  • Are all hoses on air or hydraulic tools in good condition

  • Are all shields and guards in place on the tools and in good condition

Ladders

  • Are nonconductive ladders being used

  • Is the proper ladder for the job being used

  • Are ladders in good condition (no missing or broken rungs)

  • Are there safety shoes/cleats on the bottom of ladders

  • Are ladders tied off at top or otherwise secured

  • Do side rails extend 36 inches above top of landing

  • Rungs or cleats uniformly spaced 10 14 inches apart

  • Are step ladders fully open when in use

Scaffolding

  • Are scaffold components visibly free of any physical damage? (no bent supports or bracing)

  • Is scaffold properly erected with all pins and braces in place and locked

  • Is scaffold erected on a firm and substantial surface

  • Are scaffolds plumb and level

  • Are toe boards, midrails and guardrails in place on scaffolds over 10 feet

  • Ladder provided for access to scaffold work platform

  • Is scaffold fall protection properly installed

  • Are scaffolds provided with outriggers when the height exceeds four (4) times the minimum width

  • Are scaffold grade planks being used, in good condition and properly installed

  • Are rolling scaffolds equipped with locking wheels

  • Are wheels locked when scaffold is in use

  • When rolling scaffolds are moved, have employees removed or secured tools and materials from scaffold

  • Are workers on scaffolding protected from falling objects if overhead hazards exist

  • Is good housekeeping being maintained on scaffolds

Electrical

  • Are all switch gear, panels, and devices that are energized marked and/or guarded

  • Are employees working near electric power and protected against shock

  • Lockout devices available/used on circuits that could become energized while being worked on (LOTOTO)

  • Are all temporary circuits properly guarded and grounded

  • Does the project have GFCI’s on temporary service

  • Is there a sufficient number of temporary outlets on the job site

  • Are electrical lines strung overhead to prevent tripping and electrical hazards

  • Are extension cords in continuous lengths without splice, in good condition, rated appropriately for use and are not connected in series excessively

  • Are GFCI's and/or Assured Equipment Grounding Conductor Program being used

  • Are working surfaces clear of cords so as not to create a tripping hazard

  • Are electrical components in damp or wet areas waterproof

  • There are no visual signs of outlet overloading

General Lighting

  • There is adequate illumination in working areas

  • No additional temporary lighting needed

  • If temporary lighting is provided, are bulbs protected against accidental breakage

Floor and Walk Openings

  • Walkways are clear of obstructions

  • Stairs not blocked and are in good condition

  • Floor and roof openings guarded by guardrails and toe boards or a secured cover

  • Opensided floors/platforms six feet or higher guarded with railing, toe boards or equivalent

  • Are wall openings properly guarded

  • Are open sided floors or elevated platforms properly guarded

  • Are direction signs used to inform the public of upcoming construction work

  • Is the sidewalk protection effective

  • Are open excavation, road drop offs, manholes, uneven surfaces barricaded

  • Are stairs with four or more risers equipped with standard hand rail protection

  • Runways four feet or more above ground properly guarded

  • Anchor posts and framing capable of withstanding 200lb. load in any direction

Motor Vehicles

  • Are vehicles parked, with parking brake set and chock blocks in place

  • Are vehicles checked before the shift, to insure safe operating conditions

  • Are seat belts available and used by all riders/drivers

Additional comments, actions required or near miss reports

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Signed: Copies sent to: Jesse.Kozik@Thermosystems.com

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