Date Prepared: Activity: BLOCK WORK Project: Location: Contract No: Prepared By: Reviewed By: Step a Control Measures/ 7 nae Description of Task Step Hazard Perenen ines Responsible Party 1 | Block Works. Loading and Unloading and storage of materals “Tripping Fallings Falling Objects ‘Securely fasten allmaterals stored oF tacked against falling or sliding Proper cribbing urder material Store in proper area “Material will not be lifted above or over personnel ‘Supervisor/ safety Officer Manual Handling Tifting/moving material, receive oot, hand, head or eye injury. Receive strain, Sprains! Strains Back injury Tripping Falling Eye Injury Use proper fing techniques, two man lit or epproved iting ‘equipment. Use acequate manpower and/or equipment o deliver ‘materials to their Ications Use proper lifting procedures ‘Orderly housekeeping shall be maintained Materials, tools ard chemicals labeled and stored properly Dust and eye protetion shall be utilized during, moving and cutting of materials Use mechanical aids provided ‘Seek help when you think a team lift is required Exercise: warm upistretch before starting work, and cool 3. 4 ‘Keep thearca organized and tidy atall ime Wace i ae immetintaly place! inta wae containenteceptacles. ‘Store all materials securely and tidy Ensure all work areas are propery lit. ‘Wear aprropriate PPE at all time ‘Supervisor/safetyOfficer Acceptance Authority (digital signature)Step No. Description of Task Step Hazard Control Measures/ Preventive Measures Responsible Party Distance rom overhead powerlines ‘Vertical clearance between the ground and any sagging power lines ‘Scaffold height ard weight Wheel condition | Obstacles Ground slope or dianges in elevation that may alter clearance distance (Other ground or Foor conditions Scaifolds shall mot be altered or moved horizontally while they are in use or occupied. be aware ofelecical lines when handling setfolds Use of Ladders ‘Reaching or leaning too Far rather “Than moving the ladder can eause injury Placing the ladder on boxes oF pallets to gain height climbing the adder while carrying items and throwing tools toa worker who is on ladder may lead to serious injuries Standing on the very top sep oF rung when the ladder is t00 short, forthe task placing an extension ladder atthe ‘wrong angle placing the ladder on an uneven ‘or unstable surfice Using metal ladders in areas where contact with electrical wires could occur ‘Choose the right ladder forthe jab. Don’t use step ladders in place ofa strightor extension ladders. ‘Make sure when you set up on the ladder that ground Always face the ldder when climbing and hold on with both the hands. Carry tools in tool belt ‘check your shoesand ladder rungs for slippery material If'something is out of reach, get down and move the ladder, Check for electical power lines; never use a metal or wet wooden ladder near electricity and never work near electrical lines ifyou haven't been trained, ison solid level ‘Supervisor/safety OfficerNo. ‘Step Description of Task Step Hazard Control Measures/ Preventive Measures Plastering Faling fom height Falling Materials from height. Bone Fracture Concussion Flesh wounds Impact Injuries Being stuck by broken ei its, cuter, sor and oe ater sone ‘Scaffolding greater than 6 in height shall be equipped with toe boards, midribs, and guardrails capable of withstanding 200 Ibs. of lateral force. Personnel shall not be permitted on scaffolding while itis being moved. ‘Mobile scaffold shall have the wheel locked whenever personnel are working on it. Scaffolding height shall not be greater than 4 times the width without use of outriggers ‘or securing the scaffold to an immovable structure. Working at Height Scaffolding Falling from height Falling Materials from height. Bone Fracture Concussion Flesh wounds Impact Injuries ‘Scaffolding greater than 6 in height shall be equipped with toe boards, midribs, and guardrails capable of withstanding 200 Ibs. of lateral force. Personnel shall not be permitted on scaffolding while itis being moved. Mobile scaffold shall have the wheel locked whenever personnel are working on it. Scaffolding height shall not be greater than 4 times the width without use of outriggers or securing the scaffold to an immovable structure. All scaffolding shall be inspected daily by a competent person. This inspection shall be documented. All personnel shall be briefed in the proper use of seaffolding prior to using it on this project. Materials and personnel shall not exceed the weight limit of the scaffolding, Using Scaffolding Collapsing the seatfold Employees may fall ffom the scaffold resulting serious injuries Preventing elecrocutions during work with seafolds Near ‘overhead power lines Employers shouldensure thatthe proper scaffolding is elected and used within design specifications Employers should ensure tha ll scaffold safety devices are in place and operational Employers should ensure that appropriate fall protection is provided and usedby all employees working at elevations Provide proper taining forall workers who use any type of Suspension Scafold o fll protection equipment ‘weather conditions, ineluding wind ard ice buile-up Betore a scaffold is erected or moved, employers should ensure that workers consider the following fators: Responsible Party ‘Supervisor/safery Officer Supervisor/safecy Officer Supervisor/safety Officer