HEIGHT WORK 4.1.1. Cuts, blows and hits. 4.2.1. Damage to ears. 4.3.1. Eye damage, as well as lung and throat damage. 4.4.1. Use a class a safety hat, safety boots and leather gloves. 4.2.1.1. Wear earplugs or noise cancelling headphones.
HEIGHT WORK 4.1.1. Cuts, blows and hits. 4.2.1. Damage to ears. 4.3.1. Eye damage, as well as lung and throat damage. 4.4.1. Use a class a safety hat, safety boots and leather gloves. 4.2.1.1. Wear earplugs or noise cancelling headphones.
HEIGHT WORK 4.1.1. Cuts, blows and hits. 4.2.1. Damage to ears. 4.3.1. Eye damage, as well as lung and throat damage. 4.4.1. Use a class a safety hat, safety boots and leather gloves. 4.2.1.1. Wear earplugs or noise cancelling headphones.
YES/NO/N.A YES/NO/N.A CONFINED WORK LOAD LIFTING HEAT WORK ENERGY LOCK OTHERS 1. Prepare the surrounding area 1.1.1.Fall at the same or different level. 1.1.2. Cuts and blows in general. 1.1.Obstacles 1.2. Sharp objects surrounding the area or on top of the desired gathering spot. 3.1.1. Fall from different level. 3.2.1. Hits, cuts and blows (essentially to the limbs). HEIGHT WORK 4.1.1. Cuts, blows and hits. 4.2.1. Damage to ears. 4.3.1. Eye damage, as well as lung and throat damage. 4.4.1. Hits and cuts. 2.1.1. Cuts and blows. 2.1 The hand tools themselves. 4.1.1.1. Use a class A safety hat, safety boots and leather gloves. 4.2.1.1. Wear earplugs or noise cancelling headphones. 4.3.1.1. Wear goggles and a face mask (a filter may be optional). 4.4.1.1. Wear a class A safety hat. CONTROL MEASURES STEPS OF WORK RISKS HAZARDS 1.1.1.1. An established and properly signalized path. 1.1.1.2. Wear the proper PPE (class A safety hat, leather gloves, safety boots and overall). 4.1. Hand tools 4.2. The sound while hammering to close the metallic form. 4.3. Concrete particles and dust 4.4. Objects above ditch 3. Enter the working area 4. Remove the form 2. Transport the hand tools 3.1. Work at height 3.2. The entrance (sharp edges) and the workplaces walls (protruding objects of the metallic form). 2.1.1.1. An small talk about the risks involved 2.1.1.2. Wear cotton or leather gloves. 3.1.1.1.Wear a harness with lifeline. 3.1.1.2. A supervisor to train the worker, if the work space is too reduced. 3.2.1.1.Wear leather gloves, overall, safety boots, class A safety hat, and goggles. WORK SHEET RISKS CONTROL MEASURES Is there any existance of risk of falling some material from uppers levels ? Does exist chemical, explosive or flammable substances in the work place can affect to people or the environment The routes of entry, promotion, traffic, escape and or stairs for the personal are adequate? Others risks? RISKS Does the personal can do contact with sources of energy electric, mechanic, hydraulic, etc? The hand tools of power and/or machines to be use are in good conditions? It required signalling /perimeter railings in the work place to prevent entry or fall of people? Does the personal have any experience about the work? REQUIRED WORK PERMITS EXCAVATIONS & DITCHS CONTROL MEASURES JOB SECURITY ANALYSIS EVALUATION, CONTROL & PERMITS REQUIRED JOB DATA REMOVAL OF A METALLIC FORM IN CONFINED SPACES DATE & HOUR: COMPLETE NAME : COMPLETE NAME : SUPERVISOR WORK : PRODUCTION ENGINEER: Cancellation of AST Reason: AUTHORIZATION & CLOSURE SIGNATURE: Leader signature of team work in conformity of closing JSA COMPLETE NAME & WORK POSITION SIGNATURE : HOUR: SIGNATURE : SIGNATURE : SIGNATURE : SUPERVISOR WORK: COMPLETE NAME : 5. 10. 4. 9. 8. 2. 3. 7. 1. COMPLETE NAME DNI SIGN COMPLETE NAME DNI SIGN 6. WORK PERSONAL 5.1.1. A collision of the falling object into the ditch worker head. 5.2.1. Falls at same or different level. 5.3.1. Hits to others 5.3.2. Muscular damage. 5.1.1.1. A correct use of a safety helmet (Type A) 5.1.1.2. Cleaning up the work area can reduce the hazard of obstacles 5.2.1.1. Defining a safety route 5.3.1.1. Move the large form panels by 2 workers 5.3.2.1. Use back supports. 6.1.1.1. Wear a harness with lifeline. 6.1.1.2. A supervisor to train the worker, if the work space is too reduced. 6.2.1.1.Wear leather gloves, overall, safety boots, class A safety hat, and goggles. 6. Exit the work area 6.1. Work at height 6.2. The exit (sharp edges) and the workplaces walls (protruding objects of the metallic form). 6.1. Same as 3.1 6.1.1. Fall from different level. 6.2.1. Hits, cuts and blows (essentially to the limbs). 5.1. The ditch is considered a dangerous task. 5.2. Obstacles surrounding the workspace. 5.3. Overweight and size of the forms. 5. Transport the form