Title Page

  • Type of report?

  • Project Number

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Potential Hazards (Check all that apply)

  • Impact

  • Person(s) can strike an object, or be struck by a moving or flying/falling object (e.g., fragments, chips, particles, sand, dirt/debris).

  • Task Performed?

  • Elevated Noise

  • Crushing or Pinching

  • An object(s) or equipment/machine may crush or pinch a body or body part.

  • Hazardous Chemical or Harmful Dust

  • Exposure to chemicals (i.e., hazardous substances and harmful physical agents), infectious agents from spills, splashing, physical contact, and/or exposure to dusts, vapors, fumes, or gases that could cause illness, irritation, burns, asphyxiation, breathing/vision difficulty, sensitization, infection, or other toxic health effects (i.e., acute or chronic).
    Note: "May also have or create ignition potential."

  • Sharp Edges or Hot/Cold Surfaces

  • Person(s) can strike an object, be struck by an object, or fall upon an object or tool that would cut or otherwise break the skin.

  • Heat

  • Exposure to radiant heat sources, sparks, and splashes or spills of hot material.

  • Light

  • Exposure to strong light sources, glare, or intense light exposure which is a byproduct or a process. Note: "This category may also include hazards presented from lack of light (e.g., working in dark spaces/areas)."

  • Fall Potential

  • Exposure to work at heights above 6 feet. Serious injury or death may occur.

  • Injection

  • Potential injection of hazardous materials to skin/body. Serious injury or death may occur.

  • Fire or Explosion Potential

  • An object or behavior that causes an increase in either the likelihood of a fire or injury due to fire. Sparks or open flame.

  • Material Handling

  • Water (Drowning/Flooding)

  • Confined Space

  • Excavation

  • Elevated Load or Work

  • Potential Release of Energy

  • Injury caused by blasting operations, High velocity blast media, Injuries caused by unintentional discharge of blast media or blast hose failure and/or detachment. Cable(s) snapping under load.

  • Lead or Other Heavy Metal Exposure

  • Electrical Shock / Energized Equipment

  • Vehicle Traffic

  • Collisions between vehicles and vehicles, vehicles and workers, and vehicles and pedestrians.

  • Hazard Analysis
  • Task Description

  • Sequence of steps or activities

  • Specific hazards or potential hazards

  • How to minimize or eliminate hazards?

Additional remarks

  • Please list any additional remarks:

  • General Conditions of Work:

Signatures

  • Signature of preparer:

EH&S Review

  • Signature

  • Date Reviewed

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