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PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

  • Eyes & Face Protection - Appropriate eye/face protection worn for he job in good condition, fits properly, and is adequate for the task

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  • Hearing Protection - used in areas and for tasks that require it. Hearing protection fits properly.

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  • Head Protection - Hardhats are worn in areas that require them, and they are free from cracks or defects.

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  • Hand & Arm Protection - appropriate gloves are worn for the task. Arm protection is worn when required. They are in good condition and fit properly.

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  • Respiratory Protection - is worn properly where hazard exists, fits properly, and is the appropriate type.

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  • Arc Flash Protection - worn when required

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  • Fall Protection - is used where required.

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  • Foot Protection - Steel/composite toe shoes or boots are worn where required, protection is adequate for the task being completed, and PPE fits properly and is in good condition.

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Proper Use of Tools & Equipment

  • Right Tool for the Job - employee selected the right tool for the intended task to complete the task safely.

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  • Proper Condition - the tool or piece of equipment is in proper condition to allow the employee to perform the task safely.

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  • Current Inspection - the tool or equipment was properly inspected before use, color coding is correct, and the daily use sheet (equipment) has been completed by the operator before use.

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  • Correct Usage - tool is used in a safe manner and the way it was intended.

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Housekeeping

  • Cords, Hoses, Leads - are elevated or covered so that they are not creating a tripping hazard.

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  • Material Stored Properly - materials in the work area is stored properly so that it does not create a safety, trip or slip hazard to the workers in the area or passes by.

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  • Trash/Debris - work area is clutter free, ladder access is kept clear, and materials are disposed of properly (wood, paper, steel, etc.)

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  • Compressed Gas Cylinders - are stored properly. Torch rigs are broken down and caps installed on cylinders when not in use and transported in appropriate carts when moved.

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Work Position

  • Pinch Points - employee avoids pinch points by keeping body parts and clothing from between moving and stationary parts that may close together, including rotating parts.

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  • Eyes on Path or Task - employee looks for hazards in the the direction they are moving, paying attention to the task in front of them in regards to hazards.

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  • Line of Fire - employee avoids placing parts of the body in spots where they can be struck, sprayed, hit by steam, liquid, air gas or projectiles trapped by a stored energy release.

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  • Climbing / Transit - employee ascends/descends in a safe manner, maintaining two points of contact on stairs and three points of contact when using a ladder.

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  • Lifting Techniques - employee uses proper lifting techniques.

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Job Factors

  • Pre-Job Planning - potential hazards identified & discussed through the proper execution of pre-job briefings, JSAs, and HU Tools when required. Established procedures being followed/used.

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  • Work Area - surfaces are adequate for employees to be working on and are free from hazards such as slips/trips, inadequate lighting, and temperature extremes.

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  • Barricade Use - hazards within the work area are properly barricaded and labeled for employee protection.

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  • Scaffolding (inspection, etc.) - being used have a tag and current inspection date and are in safe condition.

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  • Communication - employees conducting the task properly communicate and discuss job hazards/components and understand and use HU Tools, STOP when unsure, phonetic alphabet, and 3-way communication.

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  • Job Completion - employee's work area is free from debris and work area is clean when work is completed.

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