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JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

Job/Operation Title: JSA No.: Date:


Ladder Use 024 05/24/2012

Department/Division/Section: Location(s): Job Start Date: Analysis Developed By:


All Departments All Locations Heather Becker HSE Manager
Person(s) Performing This Job: Supervisor: Duration: Analysis Reviewed By:
All Employees Camp Manager /Head Cook/Baker/Maintenance Heather Becker

Heather Becker – HSE Manager 12/4/2014

Task/Step Potential Hazards Recommended Safe Job Procedures


1. Use of Ladders and 1. Ladders (portable, fixed) Inspect all ladders for structural defects prior to each use. Decals, weight restrictions, non
Inspection of Ladders 2. Rolling or pinching painted surfaces.
Before Use objects
3. Sharp objects Use the correct type and size of ladder to safely work.
2. Use of Ladder(s) 1. Ladders (portable, fixed) Maintain 3 points of contact when ascending and descending ladders. Insure area at bottom
2. Elevated work platform of ladder is free of obstructions and tripping hazards.
or stairs
3. Slippery surfaces (water, Never carry tools in your hands while ascending or descending a ladder.
ice, snow)
4. Rolling or pinching Utilize rope buckets to pull tools up to you or tool belts. Extension ladders will extend up to
objects 36 inches above the landing that is being accessed and be tied off and secured to prevent
5. Sharp objects them from moving or falling.
6. Poor Housekeeping
7. Repetitive motion or A spotter must hold the ladder if the employee needs to climb the ladder to tie the ladder off.
other ergonomic concerns
8. Airborne dust When using an extension ladder, for every 4' of rise, the base must come out 1' (4 to 1 ratio)

If working from a ladder 6 ft. or higher, fall protection is required. Fall protection is not
required for climbing ladders less than 20 ft. in height.

Use the proper ladder for the job at all times.

The belt buckle may never extend past either rail on the side of the ladder.

Do not climb higher than the second tread from the top on a stepladder or the third rung
Task/Step Potential Hazards Recommended Safe Job Procedures
from the top on a straight ladder.

Wood and Aluminum ladders are prohibited on all sites.

Before ascending or descending a ladder, wait until other workers have completely cleared
the ladder. Do not stand directly below a person who is climbing or descending a ladder to
avoid falling objects.

POTENTIAL PHYSICAL HAZARDS OF THIS JOB


Physical Hazards Prob. Sev. Consequences
Airborne dust 3 3 Awkward or static position
Elevated work platform or stairs 1 1 Caught in or between a stationary/moving object
Ladders (portable, fixed) 1 1 Electrocution or shock
Poor Housekeeping 3 2 Excessive lifting, twisting, pushing, pulling, reaching,
Repetitive motion or other ergonomic 2 1 or bending
concerns Falling ( < 6 feet), tripping, or slipping
Rolling or pinching objects 1 1 Falling ( > 6 feet )
Sharp objects 3 2 Overexertion
Slippery surfaces (water, ice, snow) 3 1 Penetration by sharp object

HAZARD CONTROL MEASURES USED FOR THIS JOB


Administrative Controls: Engineering Controls: Required PPE:
Competent person Fall protection structures or devices Clothing - long pants
Ergonomic procedure Falling objects protective structures or devices Clothing - long sleeve shirt
Housekeeping practices Work tools or equipment replacement (use less Fall protection
Inspections (ongoing) work areas, hazardous tools or work equipment) Gloves - work gloves
equipment, tools, etc. Hard hat
Inspections (pre-job) - work areas, Non-slip Shoes
equipment, tools, etc. Safety glasses
Notification and communication Side shield
procedures
Safety meeting (pre-job)
Safety meetings - on-going (e.g., daily
or weekly tailgate safety)
HAZARD CONTROL MEASURES USED FOR THIS JOB
Trained personnel
Required Training: Required Permit(s): Other Information:
Ergonomics Ladders may vary from camp to camp. Please reference
General Safety manufacturer’s manual for any specific guidelines.
Ladders, stairways, and other working
surfaces
Orientation (site or job)
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Safety In Motion

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

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