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    Carpentry, Forming, Framing or Wood Working

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    This construction job hazards analysis identifies potential safety risks and required safety controls for carpentry, forming, and framing work. Tasks like lifting loads and using tools could increase risks of injuries from improper techniques. Safety measures require instructing workers in safe lifting, securing stable loads, inspecting tools, and using proper personal protective equipment. The document also notes hazards from exposure to lasers, silica, and tripping that require signage, qualified operation, respirators, and housekeeping to reduce risks.

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    Carpentry, Forming, Framing or Wood Working

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    This construction job hazards analysis identifies potential safety risks and required safety controls for carpentry, forming, and framing work. Tasks like lifting loads and using tools could increase risks of injuries from improper techniques. Safety measures require instructing workers in safe lifting, securing stable loads, inspecting tools, and using proper personal protective equipment. The document also notes hazards from exposure to lasers, silica, and tripping that require signage, qualified operation, respirators, and housekeeping to reduce risks.

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    This construction job hazards analysis identifies potential safety risks and required safety controls for carpentry, forming, and framing work. Tasks like lifting loads and using tools could increase risks of injuries from improper techniques. Safety measures require instructing workers in safe lifting, securing stable loads, inspecting tools, and using proper personal protective equipment. The document also notes hazards from exposure to lasers, silica, and tripping that require signage, qualified operation, respirators, and housekeeping to reduce risks.

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    This construction job hazards analysis identifies potential safety risks and required safety controls for carpentry, forming, and framing work. Tasks like lifting loads and using tools could increase risks of injuries from improper techniques. Safety measures require instructing workers in safe lifting, securing stable loads, inspecting tools, and using proper personal protective equipment. The document also notes hazards from exposure to lasers, silica, and tripping that require signage, qualified operation, respirators, and housekeeping to reduce risks.

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    CONSTRUCTION JOB HAZARDS ANALYSIS
    Carpentry, Forming, Framing or Wood Working
    Rev: 2015
    Building & Room(s): Contractor/Subcontractor Name:

    Project: Date:

    Scope of Work: Please list the scope of work in this area (and remove these directions).

    Tasks being Performed Potential Safety Risks/Hazards Safety Controls / Mitigations


    All employees shall be instructed in safe lifting techniques.
    Risks of injury from improper lifting
    This is a TEMPLATE If loads are awkward, too heavy, high traffic areas, two (2) men are required for carrying loads 10’ or greater.

    Only secure stable loads may be transported by hand truck or dollies. Do not exceed capacity
    Layout:
    Layout area to be framed Use multiple persons to transport large or heavy loads and use spotter

    Employees are to be trained on the use of tools. All tools shall be inspected before use
    Forming or Framing: Risk of injuries/ cuts from improper use
    Installing wood / metal using a of tools. Keep all used razor blades in a sharps container labeled as "SHARPS"
    Nail gun, Hammer or screw gun
    Proper PPE shall be worn by adjacent personnel, as required by their proximity to the work task.
    Installing anchors:
    Using wedge anchors , All Ensure work area is clearly labeled with Signage stating “Laser in Use”.
    Threads and Bolts, Tie Downs or Risk of exposure to a laser light
    Powder Actuated Tool Lasers shall be less than 0.5 watts

    Only necessary personnel in room while laser is operated by qualified personnel only.

    Tools that will be used : Laser level will be turned off when not in use.
    Refer to Hand & Power tool JHA

    Risk of exposure to silica based Respirators will be need required for drilling into concrete.
    products
    A Respirator Program with medical evaluation & fit test has been Submitted, Reviewed and Accepted by EHS.

    House Keeping & Clean-Up: Risk of injuries due to Slips, Trips & Housekeeping shall be maintained but not limited to hourly/daily, as site conditions change or as needed.
    Falls

    Employee Signatures: Date: Employee Signatures: Date: Employee Signatures: Date:

    A signed copy of this JHA must be posted while the applicable subcontractor is working on-site and be available to any LBNL employee upon request.

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