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  • Observer

  • Work Location

  • Number of Employees Observed

  • Date & Time

  • Day of the Week

  • Weather Conditions

Body Mechanics

  • (17% of injuries)
    - When lifting / lowering bend at the knees, maintain proper back posture, keep load close to body without twisting at the waist
    - Get assistance for large or awkward loads
    - Maintain center of balance, do not overextend or over reach

  • Safe / Concern

  • Reason for Concern / How They Are Safe

Pre-Task Plan (W.H.A.T. Book)

  • (14% of injuries)
    - Complete W.H.A.T. book before task
    - Pre-task inspection and warnings about potential risks
    - Barricades and signs around hazards
    - Task coordination among workers and shifts

  • Safe / Concern

  • Reason for Concern / How They Are Safe

Tool Selection and Use

  • (17% of injuries)
    - Select the proper tool for the job (use punch or chisel instead of screwdriver)
    - Use appropriate size ladders for access areas

  • Safe / Concern

  • Reason for Concern / How They Are Safe

Line of Fire/ Pinch Points / Eyes on Path

  • (41% of injuries)
    - Keep eyes and direction of travel and task
    - Look behind when backing
    - Maintain focus on surroundings, body position, and equipment when performing a task

  • Safe / Concern

  • Reason for Concern / How They Are Safe

General Comments

  • Comments:

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