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    This document analyzes hazards associated with using a man lift for overhead work. It identifies potential hazards such as awkward posture, slips/trips/falls, and being struck by moving objects. The required personal protective equipment includes a hard hat, travel restraint/fall arrest system, gloves, and grade 1 safety footwear. Hazards are identified for each task, such as falling or falling objects when setting up the lift. Actions to reduce risks include following manufacturer's instructions, using a second trained person, ensuring the lift is safe and level, and complying with manlift safety policies.

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    This document analyzes hazards associated with using a man lift for overhead work. It identifies potential hazards such as awkward posture, slips/trips/falls, and being struck by moving objects. The required personal protective equipment includes a hard hat, travel restraint/fall arrest system, gloves, and grade 1 safety footwear. Hazards are identified for each task, such as falling or falling objects when setting up the lift. Actions to reduce risks include following manufacturer's instructions, using a second trained person, ensuring the lift is safe and level, and complying with manlift safety policies.

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    Job Hazard Analysis - Task Specific: NEW Revised

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    This document analyzes hazards associated with using a man lift for overhead work. It identifies potential hazards such as awkward posture, slips/trips/falls, and being struck by moving objects. The required personal protective equipment includes a hard hat, travel restraint/fall arrest system, gloves, and grade 1 safety footwear. Hazards are identified for each task, such as falling or falling objects when setting up the lift. Actions to reduce risks include following manufacturer's instructions, using a second trained person, ensuring the lift is safe and level, and complying with manlift safety policies.

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    JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS - Task Specific

    X NEW REVISED

    WORKPLACE TASK TO BE ANALYSED WESTERN HAZARD CATEGORY* DATE:

    Man lift use; Over head work Ergonomic/ WorkSite Hazards June 29, 2006
    DEPARTMENT HAZARD TYPE* WRITTEN BY:
    Awkward posture, slips/trips/falls, struck by
    CCPS Steve Clemens
    moving object
    WESTERN JOB CLASSIFICATION* LOSS POTENTIAL RATING* REVIEWED BY:

    Fire Safety Staff Moderate Steve Clemens


    REQUIRED EQUIPMENT AND/OR PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT *refer to Stantec Specific Job Report MGMT APPROVAL:

    Hard hat (I.R.), travel restraint/fall arrest, gloves, grade 1 safety footwear

    SEQUENCE OF TASK POTENTIAL HAZARDS ACTION OR PROCEDURE


    Set up unit, protect work area Position, fall, falling PPE, use by manufacturer's instructions, second
    objects trained person
    Raise/ lower unit as required by training Struck against Ensure unit safe/level/protected. Verbal
    communication, proper lifting techniques
    Dismantle/remove after use Comply with Manlift Policy

    *Required safe use of power/hand tools

    FIRE PREVENTION 12 Man lift use doc Over head work

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