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Conducted on
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Worksite:
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Prepared by
- Branislav Repka
- Jiri Koncinsky
- Lukas Kyncl
- Marian Simko
- Matej Česka
- Ondrej Polivka
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A field level hazard assessment should be performed at the beginning of each shift and during
task execution. The FLHA process can be expressed in the diagram below:
Assessment
General
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Description of work/task to be completed
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Toolbox talk
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Weather
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Safety documentation in place/reviewed/signed
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Evacuation routes established
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Muster Point
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PPE
- Safety helmet
- Hi-vis vest
- Safety footwear
- Safety glasses
- Protective gloves
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PPE available & inspected
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Have all workers attended Site Specific Safety Orientation
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MSDS reviewed and available to all workers for the review
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Adequate time and crew provided to complete tasks
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Adequate tools and equipment to complete the task
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Subcontractors/other trades on site?
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Have you coordinated activities with other trades present on the job site?
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Material storage identified
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Waste properly managed
Environmental Hazards
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Work area clean/ housekeeping
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Extreme (low/high) temperatures
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High Winds
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Wet or slippery conditions
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Excessive noise
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Dust/Mist/Fumes
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Poor visibility/ low light
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Uneven ground
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Vehicle traffic
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Open excavations
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Wildlife/insect/vegetation
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Open water
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High sun exposure
Access/Egress Hazards
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Emergency Rescue procedure in place
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Confined/Restricted space entry permit required
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Ladders tied off
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Aerial lift/Swing stage inspected
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Scaffold inspected/tagged
Rope access Hazards
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Exclusion zoning in place/ signs, pylons, danger tape
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Anchor points identified
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All ropes reaching the ground
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Knots at the end of the ropes
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Rigging equipment inspected
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All carabiners are loaded on the major axis, with the gate closed and sleeve locked
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Y-hang angle ≤ 90°
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Deviation angle
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Proper ROPE PROTECTION in use
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All tools are tied-off
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Use of fall arrest/restraint system within 6ft of the unprotected edge
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Buddy checks
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Pre-use tool and RAT kit inspection completed
Overhead + Electrical Hazards
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Low overhead clearance
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Falling objects
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Moving suspended loads
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Working on/near energized equipment
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Electrical cords/tools condition
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Fire extinguisher/ fire procedures in place
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Powerlines
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Radio/micro towers
Personal Limitations/Hazards
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Procedure available for task
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Work tasks and instructions are clear?
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All workers have training for specific tasks or tools to be used on site?
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First time performing the task?
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Working alone?
Signature
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Signature Supervisor
- Branislav Repka
- Jiri Koncinsky
- Lukas Kyncl
- Marian Simko
- Matej Česka
- Ondrej Polivka
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Signature Lead
- Branislav Repka
- Jiri Koncinsky
- Lukas Kyncl
- Marian Simko
- Matej Česka
- Ondrej Polivka
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Signature Technician
- Branislav Repka
- Jiri Koncinsky
- Lukas Kyncl
- Marian Simko
- Matej Česka
- Ondrej Polivka