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    This job hazard analysis form outlines the required personal protective equipment and steps for safely operating a demolition hammer to break concrete. The key hazards include heavy vibrations, ergonomic issues, dust inhalation, noise exposure, and debris or sparks. Controls include using anti-vibration gloves, safety glasses, a dust mask, hearing protection, and steel-toed shoes. Workers should prepare the work area, limit exposure time to 15-20 minutes, and use water to control dust levels.

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    This job hazard analysis form outlines the required personal protective equipment and steps for safely operating a demolition hammer to break concrete. The key hazards include heavy vibrations, ergonomic issues, dust inhalation, noise exposure, and debris or sparks. Controls include using anti-vibration gloves, safety glasses, a dust mask, hearing protection, and steel-toed shoes. Workers should prepare the work area, limit exposure time to 15-20 minutes, and use water to control dust levels.

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    JHA Concrete Demolition Hammer

    Uploaded by

    Manoj Tiwari
    This job hazard analysis form outlines the required personal protective equipment and steps for safely operating a demolition hammer to break concrete. The key hazards include heavy vibrations, ergonomic issues, dust inhalation, noise exposure, and debris or sparks. Controls include using anti-vibration gloves, safety glasses, a dust mask, hearing protection, and steel-toed shoes. Workers should prepare the work area, limit exposure time to 15-20 minutes, and use water to control dust levels.

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    Task
    Demolition Hammer – concrete breaker
    Job Hazard Analysis Form Completed by

    Required PPE
    Anti-vibration gloves, safety glasses/goggles, dust mask,
    hearing protection, steel-toed footwear
    Date Notes

    Step Picture Step Description Hazards Controls


    • Be sure that hammer is unplugged and
    Perform pre-use inspection and
    1 • Bodily Injury perform pre-use inspection according to
    check
    the manual

    • Evaluate materials to be worked on prior


    to cutting work. Some dust created by
    2 Preform hazard assessment of breaking concrete can pose health
    • Hazardous dust
    work area hazards
    • Insure the work area is free of clutter,
    and is will lit

    • A caution area: delineators with caution


    • Injuries to user, co-workers, or
    3 Prepare work area tape
    bystanders
    • Keep the work area as small as possible

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    Step Picture Step Description Hazards Controls

    • Alternate workers throughout the day if


    working with tool for 8 hours
    • Administrative control – switch every 15
    to 20 minutes
    • Debris/sparks
    • Anti-vibration gloves, safety
    • Heavy vibrations
    glasses/goggles, dust mask, and
    • Ergonomics/Awkward postures
    hearing protection
    4 Performing concrete breaking • Inhalation of Dust/Harmful
    • Water to keep dust down/comply with
    Chemicals
    Table 1
    • Eye Injury
    • Keep proper footing and balance all
    • Noise hazards times
    • Work in a well-ventilated area
    • Hold the hammer by insulated gripping
    surfaces when performing an operation

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