Job Title: 86 Equipment use at Maintenance Job Performed By:
Shop
REQUIRED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: CSA approved means Green Triangle Footwear
GENERAL NOTES:
JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS:
Step Description Hazard Controls
1 Maintenance Shop Safety Foot injuries Workers must wear CSA approved footwear at all times 2 Use of lathe, milling machine Potential eye hazard, potential limb loss Visually inspect equipment before use for broken or worn parts. and drill press Ensure chuck and cutters are tight before starting. The use of safety glasses or goggles is mandatory while operating this equipment. Hearing protection may be required, depending on operation, and shop noise levels. Wear clothes that fit tightly about the body. Never wear exposed neckwear, bracelets, rings or similar articles. Medical bracelets should be fastened tightly to the wrist. Never wear gloves while operating this equipment. Clean and oil equipment after use, wear protective gloves during clean-up. Long hair to be tied back. 3 Use of pedestal and bench Potential eye injuries, high noise level Visually inspect grinding wheel for chips and wear. Adjust tool rest to grinders maintain 1/16" clearance between wheel and rest. Ensure safety guard is in place before start-up. The use of a face shield and hearing protection is mandatory while operating this equipment. Brush debris off grinder after use.
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4 Use of Parts Washer Potential eye injury and skin irritation Visually inspect equipment before use for broken or worn parts. Ensure protective gloves have no cuts or holes in them. Use a protective apron. Know hazards of cleaning fluid. (Refer to "WHMIS" data sheets). Splash goggles are mandatory while operating this equipment. Rinse parts in hot water after washing in parts washer. Blow parts dry with compressed air (Max. Pressure 30 PSI.), wearing protective glove and goggles. Parts may now be handled with bare hands. 4 Changing of fluid for Parts Potential hazard (irritation) to eyes and Ensure use of splash goggles and gloves are mandatory and use of Washer skin plastic (neoprene) apron. Change cleaning fluid when required. Store used cleaning fluid in hazardous waste drum for future removal. 5 Sand Blaster Potential eye injury and skin injury Inspect machine for broken or worn parts. Ensure protective gloves have no cracks or holes in them. Ensure cabinet door seal is in good condition. Ensure viewing glass is in good condition. When changing blasting pellets, the worker must wear an approved dust respirator and safety glasses. When required, the air filter will be taken to a "Dry Cleaner" for cleaning. 6 Maintenance of the previously Potential worker injuries Equipment shall be de-energized, locked out and tagged before mentioned equipment. cleaning or routine maintenance. In addition, follow "working at various school" guidelines.