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    This job safety analysis outlines the hazards and safety controls for hoisting and lowering boats at the University of California, Berkeley Recreational Sports Cal Adventures program. The tasks involve pushing boats from storage to the dock, positioning them under the crane, attaching to the hoist hook, raising and lowering the boat, securing it on the dock, and detaching from the hook. Hazards include back injury, slipping, falling into water, head injury from the hoist hook, and injury from a swinging or falling boat. Controls require following proper lifting techniques, wearing protective footwear and personal flotation devices as needed, clearing areas, and being aware of boat and hoist positions. Training and PPE are required.

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    This job safety analysis outlines the hazards and safety controls for hoisting and lowering boats at the University of California, Berkeley Recreational Sports Cal Adventures program. The tasks involve pushing boats from storage to the dock, positioning them under the crane, attaching to the hoist hook, raising and lowering the boat, securing it on the dock, and detaching from the hook. Hazards include back injury, slipping, falling into water, head injury from the hoist hook, and injury from a swinging or falling boat. Controls require following proper lifting techniques, wearing protective footwear and personal flotation devices as needed, clearing areas, and being aware of boat and hoist positions. Training and PPE are required.

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    OB Afety Nalysis

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    This job safety analysis outlines the hazards and safety controls for hoisting and lowering boats at the University of California, Berkeley Recreational Sports Cal Adventures program. The tasks involve pushing boats from storage to the dock, positioning them under the crane, attaching to the hoist hook, raising and lowering the boat, securing it on the dock, and detaching from the hook. Hazards include back injury, slipping, falling into water, head injury from the hoist hook, and injury from a swinging or falling boat. Controls require following proper lifting techniques, wearing protective footwear and personal flotation devices as needed, clearing areas, and being aware of boat and hoist positions. Training and PPE are required.

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    J OB S AFETY A NALYSIS

    Safety Information for the University of California, Berkeley

    R ECREATIONAL S PORTS - C AL A DVENTURES


    H OISTING /L OWERING B OATS
    General Precautions: There is the potential of drowning when working near water. Personal Floatation Device must be worn when in close
    proximity to water.
    TASK HAZARDS CONTROLS
    Push boat from bow out of yard. Back injury from pushing heavy object Bend knees to secure stance.
    Use legs as the source of power to push boat.
    Solicit help from other staff members.
    Foot injury Keep feet away from trailer wheels or wear
    sufficiently protective shoes.
    Injury to leg from trailer tongue Keep leg away from trailer tongue.
    Injuries to others Ensure path to destination is clear.
    Communicate to others around of moving
    trailer.
    Injury from cars in parking lot Make sure there are no cars before entering
    parking lot.
    Proceed with caution.
    2. Position boat underneath crane. Falling into water Be aware of surroundings.
    Do not push trailer with excessive speed.
    Do not lean over edge.
    Head injury from hook Be aware of the height of the hook.
    If hook is too low, raise it before positioning
    boat underneath.
    Potential injury to surrounding personnel Ensure path to destination is clear.
    Communicate to others around of moving
    trailer.
    3. Attach boat onto hook. Pinching fingers Keep fingers away from hook.
    4. Hoist/lower the boat. Injury from swinging boat Clear the immediate area surrounding boat
    Injury from falling boat Do not stand underneath elevated boat.
    Properly secure boat onto hook.
    5. Get onto dock. Slipping on ramp Use handrails when on ramp.
    Wear proper footwear that will prevent from
    slipping.
    Evaluate ramp and avoid wet or slippery areas.
    6. Cleat/uncleat the boat. Injury from hitting ramp Be aware of proximity to ramp.
    Make sure ramp is not in the way before
    moving.
    CAL ADVENTURES HOISTING/LOWERING BOATS

    Falling into water Be aware of proximity to the dock edge.


    Do not lean over dock edge.
    7. Entering boat to detach from hook. Slipping/falling Cleat boat securely to minimize shifting.
    Make sure boat is only stride distance away
    from dock.
    Evaluate cockpit and avoid wet or slippery
    areas.
    Step into the center of boat to balance before
    completely entering.
    Head injury from hook Be aware of height of hook.
    Keep away from swinging hook after detaching
    boat.
    Required Training: Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
    Use of crane and use of personal floatation Personal Floating Device
    device

    Other Information:
    Contributors: Department of Recreational Sports
    Created: June 2004
    JSA Library Number: RS-CA-07

    For more information about this JSA, contact the Office of Environment, Health and Safety at UC Berkeley, 317 University Hall #1150, Berkeley, CA 94720-1150
    (510) 642-3073 l http://www.ehs.berkeley.edu

    RS-CA-07 Page 2

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