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    Warehouse Job Hazard Assessment

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    This document provides a job hazard assessment for a warehouse position. It identifies potential hazards such as trip and fall risks, injuries from equipment operation and maintenance, ergonomic issues from lifting and bending, chemical exposures, falling objects, and vehicular accidents. Control measures are outlined like training, use of personal protective equipment, safety equipment, and safe work practices. Recommended trainings include topics like injury prevention, emergency response, bloodborne pathogens, and defensive driving.

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    This document provides a job hazard assessment for a warehouse position. It identifies potential hazards such as trip and fall risks, injuries from equipment operation and maintenance, ergonomic issues from lifting and bending, chemical exposures, falling objects, and vehicular accidents. Control measures are outlined like training, use of personal protective equipment, safety equipment, and safe work practices. Recommended trainings include topics like injury prevention, emergency response, bloodborne pathogens, and defensive driving.

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    This document provides a job hazard assessment for a warehouse position. It identifies potential hazards such as trip and fall risks, injuries from equipment operation and maintenance, ergonomic issues from lifting and bending, chemical exposures, falling objects, and vehicular accidents. Control measures are outlined like training, use of personal protective equipment, safety equipment, and safe work practices. Recommended trainings include topics like injury prevention, emergency response, bloodborne pathogens, and defensive driving.

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    WAREHOUSE

    JOB HAZARD ASSESSMENT


    Job Hazard Hazard Control

    Trip or fall hazards Walking/working surfaces training for


    working around uneven, wet and slippery
    surfaces (includes warning to others of
    slippery surfaces); use cord cover and keep
    out of traffic areas

    Cuts, crush, pinch, etc. during operation Keep protective guards in place; disconnect
    and/or maintenance of equipment from power source before servicing; use
    lockout-tagout; use PPE; keep away from
    power lines
    Periodic lifting/climbing/bending/stooping Use proper lifting techniques; Ergonomic
    training; use dolly/cart
    Exposure to hazardous chemicals Wear PPE (gloves, respirators, safety glasses,
    etc.) as appropriate; refer to MSDS; report
    spills immediately; practice universal
    precautions; prohibit eating & drinking in
    work areas
    Injuries from falling objects Secure stock storage; practice proper
    housekeeping; use hardhat while performing
    tasks if overhead hazards present
    Injuries from vehicular accidents Wear seatbelt at all times; follow traffic rules;
    practice defensive driving; park in authorized
    spaces and do not obstruct traffic; do not use
    radio/phone while operating vehicle
    Fire and Emergency response Training would include: fire extinguisher use,
    phone communication, first aid
    Potential electrical shock Avoid working around electrical equipment
    or outlets; ensure insulation on electrical cord
    is unbroken

    Recommended Training Recommended PPE


    IIPP Gloves
    Fire/Emergency Response Safety glasses
    Bloodborne Pathogens Hardhat
    Hazard Communication
    CPR
    Back Safety
    Heat Illness Prevention
    Defensive Driving
    Hearing Conservation

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    WAREHOUSE
    JOB HAZARD ASSESSMENT
    Safety Equipments @ work area (s)
    Emergency Eyewash/Shower Fire extinguishers
    First Aid kits Spill kit
    AED accessible Lab Fume Hood
    MSDS station Lockout tagout station

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