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JHA Maintenance Tech HVAC

This document provides a job hazard assessment for a maintenance technician in HVAC. It identifies potential job hazards such as trip/fall hazards, heat-related illness, electrical shock, elevated noise levels, cuts from powered equipment, and falls from ladders. It recommends training in topics like fall protection, lockout/tagout procedures, and respiratory protection. Personal protective equipment including gloves, safety glasses, and protective clothing are also recommended to control hazards. Safety equipment such as fire extinguishers and first aid kits should be available.

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JHA Maintenance Tech HVAC

This document provides a job hazard assessment for a maintenance technician in HVAC. It identifies potential job hazards such as trip/fall hazards, heat-related illness, electrical shock, elevated noise levels, cuts from powered equipment, and falls from ladders. It recommends training in topics like fall protection, lockout/tagout procedures, and respiratory protection. Personal protective equipment including gloves, safety glasses, and protective clothing are also recommended to control hazards. Safety equipment such as fire extinguishers and first aid kits should be available.

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MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

HVAC
JOB HAZARD ASSESSMENT
Job Hazard Hazard Control

Trip or fall hazards Walking/working surfaces training for working


around uneven, wet and slippery surfaces
(includes warning to others of slippery
surfaces); use cord cover and out of traffic
areas
Heat-related illness Work during cooler part of day; wear a hat;
drink plenty of water; take rest breaks as
needed
Fire and explosion while refueling Turn off vehicle while refueling. Prohibit s
smoking while fueling. Avoid inhaling vapors.
Periodic lifting/climbing/bending/stooping Use proper lifting techniques; Ergonomic
training; use dolly/cart
Potential electrical shock Avoid working around electrical equipment or
outlets; ensure insulation on electrical cord is
unbroken; shut-off electricity if possible; call
in electrician for electrical repair/connection
Elevated noise level Use ear protection; erect enclosures around
machines; practice timely and regular
maintenance; add material to reduce vibration
(damping)
Fire and Emergency response Training would include: fire extinguisher use,
phone communication, first aid
Cuts, crush, pinch, etc. during operation Keep protective guards in place; disconnect
and/or maintenance of powered equipment from power source before servicing; use
(electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, etc) lockout-tagout; use PPE; keep away from
power lines
Burns and other injuries from Keep a fire extinguisher at welding sites; do not
welding/propane torch/steam/hot water attempt to weld in an enclosed, non-ventilated area,
pipes wear proper eye, hand and body protection.
Falls from ladders Select proper ladder; maintain 4:1 slope ratio
with straight ladders; seek assistance in
dangerous and high traffic areas; dont carry
tools while climbing; extend 36 if climbing
over roof; do not use: top step of stepladder
and top 3 rungs of straight ladder;
Injuries from vehicular accidents Wear seatbelt at all times; follow traffic rules;
practice defensive driving; park in authorized
spaces and do not obstruct traffic; do not use

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MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
HVAC
JOB HAZARD ASSESSMENT
radio/phone while operating vehicle
Presence of hazardous atmosphere from Monitor air for oxygen, flammable/toxic,
confined space work explosive gas; get confined space permit as
required; always have an attendant outside
confined space to monitor those inside

Recommended Training Recommended PPE


IIPP Gloves
Fire/Emergency Response Safety glasses
Fall Protection Ear protection
Hazard Communication Respirator
Hand and Power Tools Protective clothing
Lockout-Tagout Body harness
Back Safety Hat
Respiratory Protection
Hearing Conservation
Utility Cart
Defensive driving
Asbestos Awareness
Confined Space
Aerial lift and forklift certification
Heat Illness Prevention

Safety Equipments @ work area (s)


Emergency Eyewash/Shower Fire extinguishers
First Aid kits Spill kit
AED accessible Lab Fume Hood
MSDS station Lockout tagout station

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