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PRE-JOB BRIEF DISCUSSION

  • A job brief must be conducted by any multi-person crew before the start of each job, shift or when conditions change

  • Work Location/Address:
  • City/Town:

  • Date:

  • Gas Control Notified:

  • Nearest Landmark/Crossroad:

  • Dig Safe Ticket #:

  • Effective Date:

  • Expiration Date:

  • Emergency Permit(s):

  • Permit Number(s):

  • AED Location:

  • Fire Extinguisher Available:

  • Monthly Inspection Conducted:

  • Cable Avoidance Tool used to sweep the area for underground electric cables:

  • Are you working within 200 feet of a regulator or gate station?

  • If yes, notify Gas Control

  • Have emergency valves been located:

  • Location:

  • Accessible:

  • Supervisor has been contacted if working more than 14 consecutive hours:

Topics of Discussion: Understanding of Job and Potential Risks

  • Examples of Potential Hazards:
    Slippery/Uneven Surfaces
    High Voltage
    Vertical Workspace
    Machinery: Pinch Points
    Flamm/Combust/Chemicals (SDS)
    Flying Particles
    Heat/Cold Stress / Weather Issues
    Power & Hand Tools - Noise
    Ladders, Scaffolds, Stairs, Falls
    Pressurized Systems.
    - Hydraulics / Gasses
    Members of the Public
    Lifting: Manual/Mechanical
    Awkward Posture, Force, Repetition
    Identify Potential to impact Env
    and planned response to release.

  • Job Description

  • Specific Hazards Associated with Job Tasks:

  • Additional Notes:

Personal Protective Equipment:

  • Standard PPE-HH, Safety glasses/shoes, hi vis

  • Cut/Puncture Resistant Gloves

  • Slip Resistant Footwear Required

  • Controlled Live Gas < 10’

  • Uncontrolled Live Gas < 25’

  • Refer to PPE Matrix

Rigging/Securement Inspections

  • Visual Inspection of slings, chains, hooks, and eye bolts for damage, kinks, corrosion, cuts

  • undefined

  • Load capacity of lifting equipment sufficient for task

  • All loads secured for transport

  • Atmospheric Testing

  • Dust Control (Silica)

  • Asbestos (Coal Tar Wrap)

  • Adequate illumination

  • IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING, AND DO SOMETHING – REPORT NEAR MISSES

Abnormal Operating Conditions

  • Atmospheric Changes in a Confined Space

  • Component Failure

  • Damage to Facilities, Environmental, Incident

  • Escaping Gas

  • Excessive Pressure

  • Fire or Explosion

  • Improper Odorization

  • Inadequate Pressure

  • No gas

  • Ignition Sources

EXCAVATION LOG

  • All Excavations are to be evaluated by the competent person at least once per day, prior to entry, and as needed.

  • Excavation will be entered

  • If yes, excavation log required

  • Excavation Competent Person:

Soil Classification

  • All soil types are classified as Type C soil (least stable)
    Benching Type C soils not permitted

NOTES:

  • Surface water present

  • Excavation exposed to vibration

  • Previously distributed soils

  • Excavation contains layered solid

  • Adjacent structures

  • Excavation Assess/Egress compliance

  • Protective System Required

  • Supervisor Notified:

  • Shoring

  • Trench Box (Modular)

  • Timber Shoring

  • Sloping

  • Other

  • Type C soil does not permit benching

  • Estimate excavation details during the main job brief based on prints and update prior to entry

  • Excavation estimated to be:

  • Depth FT’ In''

  • Length FT In"

  • Excavation prior to entry (actual)

  • Estimated Actual Depth FT’ in”

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Stretch & Flex

  • To proactively reduce strains and sprains use * flex” Exercise
    Arm Swings – Hold arms at shoulder height, swing around front of body
    Windmills - Hold arms straight and make backward circular motions
    Head Circles – Hands on hips. Drop head forward, circle right, move left.
    Leg Stretch – Grasp leg in back of body with opposite hand. Don’t pull hard.
    Repeat Arms Swings, Windmills, and Jumping Jacks

Soft Tissue Injury Prevention

  • Assess loads and job tasks

  • Use proper body position

  • Avoid twisting

  • Use mechanical means

  • Describe volunteer stretches

Work Zone Requirements

  • Work Zone Set up per MUTCD

  • # of Signs

  • # of Cones

  • Correct Signage

  • Pedestrian traffic Routing

  • Sidewalk Closed Yes No

  • Flagger(s)/Police Detail

  • Obstacles/Terrain (slips,trips,falls)

  • Swing radius of mechanical equip.

  • PJB DEVLOPED/DELIVERED BY:

  • Qualified Observer Assigned for those Not Qualified on tasks being performed.

  • Employee Name
  • Employee Name, Initials

Post Job Brief Discussion

  • 1. Were there any near misses in your work environment today? (Supervisor must take immediate action if warranted and report to Safety

  • 2. Do you have any specific pain or perceived health issues as a result of your work today? (If Yes, contact supervisor and EHS)

  • 3. Did anyone speak to you today about the safety of your work practices?

  • 4. Did you speak to anyone about the safety of their work practices?

  • ALL VISITORS TO THE JOBSITE MUST BE BRIEFED ON HAZARDS AND SIGN DOCUMENT. Signature verifies understanding of job brief and my stop work authority role.

Signature

  • Name and Signature

  • After lunch and/or significant delay or shift change, job review conducted by:

  • Time:

Coordination with Adjacent Work

  • Crew Leaders have reviewed scope and Sequence of work with adjacent work crew(s) to ensure Process Safety and eliminate AOC potential.

  • Crew
  • Name and Signature

  • Supervisor Quality Review (Name, Signature, Date)

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