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This job hazard analysis outlines the steps and potential hazards involved in raking a bar screen in a wastewater treatment facility. The 10 steps include turning on ventilation, inspecting the area, donning protective equipment, testing the atmosphere, communicating entry, setting up fall protection, raking the screen, removing waste, exiting, and securing the space. Potential hazards include electrical, falls, pests, atmospheric issues, engulfment, and ergonomic risks. Preventative measures include training, inspections, calibrated equipment, fall protection, communication, and proper lifting techniques.

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Job Hazard Analysis Template Sample

This job hazard analysis outlines the steps and potential hazards involved in raking a bar screen in a wastewater treatment facility. The 10 steps include turning on ventilation, inspecting the area, donning protective equipment, testing the atmosphere, communicating entry, setting up fall protection, raking the screen, removing waste, exiting, and securing the space. Potential hazards include electrical, falls, pests, atmospheric issues, engulfment, and ergonomic risks. Preventative measures include training, inspections, calibrated equipment, fall protection, communication, and proper lifting techniques.

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JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS

Organization: Division: Section/Shop:


I&E WASTE WATER TREATMENT FAC. WWTF

Task:
RAKING A BAR SCREEN

Conducted By: Reviewed By: Approved By:


G.G. MURPHY/TACTICAL
SAFETY SPEC./BASE
SAFETY

Date:20130611 Date:20130611 Date:20130611

Sequence of Steps Potential Accidents or Preventative Measures


Hazards

1. TURN VENTILATION ON TO RID 1. ELECTRICAL HAZARDS WHEN   1. TRAINING (ARC FLASH AND
CONFINED SPACE OF GASES TURNING VENTILATION SYSTEM ON, ELECTRICAL SAFETY, FALL
AND ENSURE THAT PERMIT TO HEARING LOSS DUE TO NOISE PROTECTION, CONFINED SPACE,
ENTER CONFINED SPACE IS PRODUCED FROM VENTILATION ETC…) AND ON THE JOB TRAINING
OBTAINED. SYSTEM. CONDUCTED BY EXPERINCED
2. OBSERVATION OF AREA (TO 2. RODENTS, VERMENTS, AND PESTS EMPLOYEES (SHIFT OPS. TRAIN
INCLUDE VENTILATION SYSTEM (BLACK WIDOWS, SNAKES, ETC…; NEW EMPLOYEES).
AND AROUND WORK AREA) SLIPS, TRIPS, AND FALLS; 2. INSPECT WORKPLACE PRIOR TO
3. DON PERSONAL PROTECTIVE ELECTRICAL HAZARDS. WORK STARTING, ENSURE TO
EQUIPMENT (P.P.E.) AND 3. INCORRECT P.P.E., INSPECT SMALL CREVICES.
ENSURE THERE IS AN UNSERVICEABLE P.P.E., OR LACK OF 3. INSPECT P.P.E. PRIOR TO
ATTENDANT AND ENTRY PERSON UNDERSTANDING ON HOW TO DON/DOFF START OF WORK EACH DAY FOR
PRESENT. P.P.E. SERVICEABILITY (STEEL TOE
4. TEST THE ATMOSPHERE WITHIN 4. ATMOSPHERE MONITOR BOOTS, TYVEX SUITS, SAFETY
THE CONFINED SPACE. MALFUNCTIONS OR IS NOT GOGGLES, OIL AND SLIP
5. RADIO CONTACT BASE OPS. TO CALIBRATED. RESISTANT SOLES ON BOOTS).
INFORM ENTRY INTO CONFINED 5. ENGULFMENT HAZARDS, 4. VERIFY CALIBRATION AND TEST
SPACE. RESPIRATORY HAZARDS, MACHINE BEFORE LEAVING WORK
6. SET UP HOIST AFTER CHEMICAL/BIO-HAZARDOUS MATERIAL CENTER. TEST AT ALL LEVELS
INSPECTION SYSTEM (FALL (SPLASHING). IN SPACE TO ENSURE ALL
ARREST, FALL PROTECTION 6. HOIST FAILS, FALL ARREST LEVELS ARE FREE OF GASES.
EQUIPMENT, ETC…) SYSTEM FAILS TO FUNCTION, FALL 5. ENSURE S.O.P. WRITTEN
7. ENTER AFTER ATMOSPHERE HAS INTO PIT OR THROUGH HATCH AT OUTLINING REQUIRED STEPS FOR
BEEN CONFIRMED CLEARED AND SURFACE LEVEL. ENTERING CONFINED SPACES,
RAKE THE BAR SCREEN. 7. SLIPS, TRIPS, AND FALLS CONFINED SPACE TRAINING.
8. FILL BUCKETS WITH WASTE (LADDER SLIPPERY OR DAMP, FALL 6. INSPECT FOR WEAR AND
AND ATTACH TO RAISING INTO PIT). DAMAGE, UTILIZE A FALL
DEVICE FOR THE ATTENDANT 8. BIO-HAZARDOUS WASTE CAN ARRESTER AT ALL TIMES,
TO LIFT TO SURFACE. SPLASH ON EMPLOYEES, AND ENSURE ATTENDANT IS WEARING
9. EXIT CONFINED SPACE WITH ERGONOMIC ISSUES FROM LIFTING FALL PROTECTION GEAR WHILE
ALL EQUIPMENT. IMPROPERLY, RESPIRATORY HAZARDS. OVER OPEN HATCH OF PIT.
10. RADIO BASE OPS. TO 9. SLIPS, TRIPS, AND FALLS WHEN 7. TRAINING, P.P.E.,
INFORM THAT PROCESS IS EXITING PIT, ERGONOMIC ISSUES COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
COMPLETE AND CONFINED SPACE FROM LIFTING EUIPMENT AND GEAR ESTABLISHED FOR EMPLOYYE IN
HAS BEEN SECURED. FROM CONFINED SPACE, AND PIT AND ATTENDANT OUTSIDE OF
RESPIRATORY HAZARDS. ATTENDANT PIT.
COULD FALL INTO OPEN PIT. 8. ERGONOMICS TRAINING,
10. PINCH HAZARDS CLOSING UTILIZE LIFTING DEVICE VICE
CONFINED SPACE HATCH; SLIPS, MANUAL LIFT TO SURFACE.
TRIPS, AND FALLS; RESPIRATORY 99. PROPER DONNING/DOFFING
HAZARDS, ELECTRICAL HAZARDS, P.P.E. CLASSES, FALL
ENGULFMENT IN SPACE WHEN PROTECTION TRAINING.
EXITING. 10. WEAR GLOVES THAT WILL
MINIMIZE PINCH HAZARDS WHEN
CLOSING HATCH TO PITS,
ENSURE S.O.P. IS IN PLACE
FOR EXITING PITS.

Copy To: Work Center, Unit Safety Officer, Base Safety Office
Copy To: Work Center, Unit Safety Officer, Base Safety Office

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