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  • Conducted on

  • Worksite:
  • Prepared by

  • 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:

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Assessment

General

  • Description of work/task to be completed

  • Toolbox talk

  • Weather

  • Safety documentation in place/reviewed/signed

  • Evacuation routes established

  • Muster Point

  • PPE

  • PPE available & inspected

  • Have all workers attended Site Specific Safety Orientation

  • MSDS reviewed and available to all workers for the review

  • Adequate time and crew provided to complete tasks

  • Adequate tools and equipment to complete the task

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  • Subcontractors/other trades on site?

  • Have you coordinated activities with other trades present on the job site?

  • Material storage identified

  • Waste properly managed

Environmental Hazards

  • Work area clean/ housekeeping

  • Extreme (low/high) temperatures

  • High Winds

  • Wet or slippery conditions

  • Excessive noise

  • Dust/Mist/Fumes

  • Poor visibility/ low light

  • Uneven ground

  • Vehicle traffic

  • Open excavations

  • Wildlife/insect/vegetation

  • Open water

  • High sun exposure

Access/Egress Hazards

  • Emergency Rescue procedure in place

  • Confined/Restricted space entry permit required

  • Ladders tied off

  • Aerial lift/Swing stage inspected

  • Scaffold inspected/tagged

Rope access Hazards

  • Exclusion zoning in place/ signs, pylons, danger tape

  • Anchor points identified

  • All ropes reaching the ground

  • Knots at the end of the ropes

  • Rigging equipment inspected

  • All carabiners are loaded on the major axis, with the gate closed and sleeve locked

  • Y-hang angle ≤ 90°

  • Deviation angle

  • Proper ROPE PROTECTION in use

  • All tools are tied-off

  • Use of fall arrest/restraint system within 6ft of the unprotected edge

  • Buddy checks

  • Pre-use tool and RAT kit inspection completed

Overhead + Electrical Hazards

  • Low overhead clearance

  • Falling objects

  • Moving suspended loads

  • Working on/near energized equipment

  • Electrical cords/tools condition

  • Fire extinguisher/ fire procedures in place

  • Powerlines

  • Radio/micro towers

Personal Limitations/Hazards

  • Procedure available for task

  • Work tasks and instructions are clear?

  • All workers have training for specific tasks or tools to be used on site?

  • First time performing the task?

  • Working alone?

  • Signature
  • Signature Supervisor

  • Signature Lead

  • Signature Technician

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