Hazard Assessment

Potential Hazards / Control Measures

Identify environmental and task related hazards that apply, and confirm that the relevant control measures are in place. Rank the hazard risk, considering probability and severity, with the controls in place. If additional controls are necessary, detail them in the text box below.

Alberta one call, maintain line clearance, emergency response plan

Machine guarding, gloves, long pants, fire extinguisher

Additional training, direct supervision

Machine guarding, no loose clothing/hair

Mechanical assistance, team lift, proper form, gloves and steel toed boots

Work in shade, cover exposed skin, hat, sunscreen, shaded safety glasses

Safety boots, stay attentive while moving around site

Adjust speed, rock chips/grit, stay attentive while moving around site

Give operator room, eye contact prior to approach

Take breaks, work in shade, stay hydrated

Barricades/cones, reinforcement as required, slope edges

Zero tolerance policy, have assistance readily available, remove self from situation

Eliminate if possible, gloves

Keep hands visible, watch hand and body position, no loose clothing/hair

Watch hand and body position, communicate with operator

Signs/barricades/cones, buffer truck, reflective vest, remain attentive

WHMIS training, ventilation, gloves, safety glasses, respirator

Minimize with water, respirator/dust mask, safety glasses

Limit exposure, ear protection

Inspect cords, use grounded plugs

Avoid prolonged exposure, gloves

Machine guarding, remove potential projectiles, safety glasses, long pants

Clean work area, remove unnecessary tools/equipment/waste, mark with paint/flagging tape

If additional hazards are present, list them and the appropriate controls in the text box.

Tool Box Meeting

Write notes from your daily safety discussion about the work site and work to be done.

Health and Safety

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