Job Hazard

Job Hazard	Hazard Control
Constant contact with sharp blades and other tools	Use machine guards, avoid direct contact by using push sticks or other similar devices
Paint and chemical contact	Wear proper gloves and eye protection, train for PPE
Potential fume inhalation from paints, cleaners, solvents, and stains	Work in ventilated areas to minimize and avoid paint, stain, and thinner vapors. Wear proper respiratory protection if this is not possible.
Improper use of electrical equipment and power tools	Use grounded tools; avoid contact with moving parts of power tools; use proper machine guards where applicable, train Lockout/Tagout and Safework Permitting
Constant heavy lifting and climbing while lifting (up & down)	Use proper lifting techniques and ergonomic principles or seek assistance.
Potential exposure to hazardous waste, substances, biohazards, dusts, and fumes	Wear proper gloves, eye protection, and respiratory protection for fumes and dusts
Improper use of hand tools	Avoid using tools in situations that may cause pinching or smashing of hands or other body parts due to slipping or other accidents
Potential electrical shock	Maintenance of energized equipment must be completed by Authorized Individuals utilizing Lockout/Tagout procedures and Safework Permit
Utilization of hand trucks (powered)	Train for Forklift/Vehicle (cart) operation
Possible improper construction and use of scaffolding/ladders	Secure scaffolding to floor using proper bracing and construction principles, have a licensed Professional Engineer check the construction when practical
Potential exposure to loud noise while working in Carpenter Shop	Train in proper use of PPE (ear plugs / ear muffs) and participation in the campus’ Hearing Conservation program.
Potential hazards related to Painters or General Labor when painting or general labor is performed	See Painters Personnel Job Hazard Assessment or General Labor Job Hazard Assessment
Hazards related to Administrative Personnel	See Administrative Personnel Job Hazard Assessment

Job Hazard

Hazard Control

Constant contact with sharp blades and other tools

Use machine guards, avoid direct contact by using push sticks or other similar devices

Paint and chemical contact

Wear proper gloves and eye protection, train for PPE

Potential fume inhalation from paints, cleaners, solvents, and stains

Work in ventilated areas to minimize and avoid paint, stain, and thinner vapors. Wear proper respiratory protection if this is not possible.

Improper use of electrical equipment and power tools

Use grounded tools; avoid contact with moving parts of power tools; use proper machine guards where applicable, train Lockout/Tagout and Safework Permitting

Constant heavy lifting and climbing while lifting (up & down)

Use proper lifting techniques and ergonomic principles or seek assistance.

Potential exposure to hazardous waste, substances, biohazards, dusts, and fumes

Wear proper gloves, eye protection, and respiratory protection for fumes and dusts

Improper use of hand tools

Avoid using tools in situations that may cause pinching or smashing of hands or other body parts due to slipping or other accidents

Potential electrical shock

Maintenance of energized equipment must be completed by Authorized Individuals utilizing Lockout/Tagout procedures and Safework Permit

Utilization of hand trucks (powered)

Train for Forklift/Vehicle (cart) operation

Possible improper construction and use of scaffolding/ladders

Secure scaffolding to floor using proper bracing and construction principles, have a licensed Professional Engineer check the construction when practical

Potential exposure to loud noise while working in Carpenter Shop

Train in proper use of PPE (ear plugs / ear muffs) and participation in the campus’ Hearing Conservation program.

Potential hazards related to Painters or General Labor when painting or general labor is performed

See Painters Personnel Job Hazard Assessment or General Labor Job Hazard Assessment

Hazards related to Administrative Personnel

See Administrative Personnel Job Hazard Assessment

Recommended Training

· Injury and Illness Prevention plan

· Hazard Communication

· Fire/Emergency Response

· Back Safety

· New Employee Orientation

· Industrial Hygiene (Eye/Hearing/PPE)

· Waste Management

· Forklift/Vehicle

· Safework Permits

· Hearing Conservation

· Lockout/Tagout

· Respiratory Protection

· 1^st Aid/CPR

Recommended Personal Protective Equipment