JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS
Job/Operation JSA No.:
Department/Division/Section:
All Departments
Person(s) Performing This Job:
All Employees
Task/Step
1. Identify chemicals and read
SDS.
2. Read the manufacturer’s
instructions on the proper
mixing and usage of the
chemical.
3. Apply Proper PPE
Date:
Title: 013 6/5/2016
Chemical Handling
Location(s): Job Start Analysis Developed By:
All Locations Date: Heather Becker - HSE Manager
Supervisor: Duration: Analysis Reviewed By:
All Management and Always Heather Becker
Leads
Heather Becker – HSE Manager 6/5/2016
Potential Hazards Recommended Safe Job Procedures
1. CHEMICALS USED FOR Identify all chemicals that are needed for the task to be performed.
HOUSEKEEPING CLEANING / Read the SDS for the chemicals before handling the chemicals.
SANITATION Identify the correct PPE that needs to be worn.
2. CHEMICALS USED FOR KITCHEN
CLEANING / SANITATION
3. CHEMICALS USED FOR
MAINTENANCE PURPOSES
1. CHEMICALS USED FOR Read the manufacturer’s instructions on the correct mixing and usage
HOUSEKEEPING CLEANING / of the chemical.
SANITATION
2. CHEMICALS USED FOR KITCHEN
CLEANING / SANITATION
3. CHEMICALS USED FOR
MAINTENANCE PURPOSES
1. Compressed gas Inspect all PPE for cleanliness or damage before usage. If PPE is
2. Construction materials (wet cement, epoxy damaged do not use. Get new PPE to wear. Put on all PPE according
resins, cement dusts, alcohols, lime, toluene, to the SDS recommendations for the chemical being used.
metalworking fluids, turpentine, paints, xylene
adhesives)
3. Corrosive materials
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 Task/Step Potential Hazards Recommended Safe Job Procedures
4. Explosive materials
5. Flammable materials and liquids
6. Flammable/reactive chemicals
7. Hot Liquids
8. Ignitable materials and liquids
9. Oxidizers
10. CHEMICALS USED FOR
HOUSEKEEPING CLEANING /
SANITATION
11. CHEMICALS USED FOR KITCHEN
CLEANING / SANITATION
12. CHEMICALS USED FOR
MAINTENANCE PURPOSES
4. Proper labeling 1. Compressed gas Before mixing or pouring any chemical from the labeled master
2. Construction materials (wet cement, epoxy container into a secondary container make sure to properly label the
resins, cement dusts, alcohols, lime, toluene, container for the chemical that it is being used for. Never place any
metalworking fluids, turpentine, paints, xylene chemicals into a secondary container without the proper labeling.
adhesives)
3. Corrosive materials
4. Explosive materials
5. Flammable materials and liquids
6. Flammable/reactive chemicals
7. Hot Liquids
8. Ignitable materials and liquids
9. Oxidizers
10. CHEMICALS USED FOR
HOUSEKEEPING CLEANING /
SANITATION
11. CHEMICALS USED FOR KITCHEN
CLEANING / SANITATION
12. CHEMICALS USED FOR
MAINTENANCE PURPOSES
5. Storing Chemicals 1. Combustible materials All chemicals should be stored in a lock-up that has an impervious
2. Compressed gas floor and is bunded (walled) so that it will contain 110% of the
3. Construction materials (wet cement, epoxy contents of the largest container, should it spill or leak.
resins, cement dusts, alcohols, lime, toluene,
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 Task/Step Potential Hazards Recommended Safe Job Procedures
metalworking fluids, turpentine, paints, xylene Put waste chemicals in sealed containers for hazardous waste
adhesives) collection. Find out from your direct supervisor where and how to
4. Corrosive materials dispose of hazardous materials safely.
5. Explosive materials
6. Flammable materials and liquids
7. Flammable/reactive chemicals
8. Heaters and boilers (steam)
9. Hot Liquids
10. Ignitable materials and liquids
11. Oxidizers
12. Pressurized cylinders, lines, or equipment
13. CHEMICALS USED FOR
HOUSEKEEPING CLEANING /
SANITATION
14. CHEMICALS USED FOR KITCHEN
CLEANING / SANITATION
15. CHEMICALS USED FOR
MAINTENANCE PURPOSES

POTENTIAL PHYSICAL HAZARDS OF THIS JOB

Physical Hazards Prob. Sev. Consequences
Combustible materials 2 1 Chemical burns
Compressed gas 2 1 Contact dermatitis
Construction materials (wet cement, epoxy 2 1 Explosion
resins, cement dusts, alcohols, lime, Exposure (inhaling, swallowing, or absorbing) to
toluene, metalworking fluids, turpentine, harmful levels of gases, vapors, aerosols, liquids,
paints, xylene adhesives) fumes, or dust)
Corrosive materials 2 1 Fire
Explosive materials 2 1 Overcome by (harmful levels of gases, vapors,
Flammable materials and liquids 2 1 aerosols, fumes, or dust)
Flammable/reactive chemicals 2 1 Splashed by
Heaters and boilers (steam) 2 1 Suffocation
Hot Liquids 2 1 Thermal burns
Ignitable materials and liquids 2 1
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Oxidizers 2 1
Pressurized cylinders, lines, or equipment 2 1

POTENTIAL CHEMICAL HAZARDS OF THIS JOB

Chemical Hazards Description/Health Hazards
CHEMICALS USED FOR KITCHEN CLEANING / All chemicals that are used pose a physical or health hazard to people who are using them or
SANITATION in an area where they are being used.
()
CHEMICALS USED FOR MAINTENANCE All chemicals that are used pose a physical or health hazard to people who are using them or
PURPOSES in an area where they are being used.
()
CHEMICALS USED FOR HOUSEKEEPING All chemicals that are used pose a physical or health hazard to people who are using them or
CLEANING / SANITATION in an area where they are being used.
()

HAZARD CONTROL MEASURES USED FOR THIS JOB

Administrative Controls: Engineering Controls: Required PPE:
Audits (site or job) Air filtration Clothing - chemical resistant
Competent person Chemical elimination Clothing - long pants
Drug and alcohol policy Chemical reduction Clothing - long sleeve shirt
Emergency procedures Chemical substitution Face protection
Equipment maintenance and servicing manual Ventilation and exhausting Gloves - work gloves
Federal, state, and local regulations Work process change (e.g., use different methods to Gloves outer - chemical-resistant
Housekeeping practices perform work) Latex/Nitrile Gloves
Inspections (ongoing) work areas, equipment, tools, Non-slip Shoes
etc. Personal protective equipment
Inspections (pre-job) - work areas, equipment, tools, Safety glasses
etc. Side shield
Material handling procedures
Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
Notification and communication procedures
Operating instructions (equipment)
Operating procedures (process)
Policy or policies
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 HAZARD CONTROL MEASURES USED FOR THIS JOB
Procedures and/or guidelines (general)
Procedures and/or guidelines (job or activity)
Safety and health plan (site specific)
Safety and health program
Safety checklists (use to document inspections)
Safety meeting (pre-job)
Safety meetings - on-going (e.g., daily or weekly
tailgate safety)
Signage
Trained personnel
Work practices
Required Training: Required Permit(s): Other Information:
Bloodborne pathogens This information applies to all camps;
Emergency plans and fire prevention plans all sites
First aid/CPR
General Safety
Hazard Communication (HAZCOM)
Hazardous materials
Hazardous waste operations (HAZWOPER)
Injury illness prevention
Materials handling and storage
Orientation (site or job)
Personal protective equipment (PPE)

Chemical Description/Health Hazards is from the CAMEO database maintained by the U.S. EPA, NOAA, and the U.S. Coast Guard (www.cameochemicals.noaa.gov). The creator of this JSA is responsible for any edits to this information.

Severity Probability
S-1 = High P-1 = High
S-2 = Medium P-2 = Medium
S-3 = Low P-3 = Low