field level risk assessment - Construction Owners Association of ...
field level risk assessment - Construction Owners Association of ... field level risk assessment - Construction Owners Association of ...
#12“ Identify Hazards”Questions• Do I clearly understand my job forthe day?• Am I physically & mentallyprepared to do each task?• What could go wrong?• Is there a danger to myself orothers?• What could change and create anew hazard?• Could other crews, workers, orconditions pose hazards to me?Construction Owners Association of Alberta 46
#13Hazards forReplacing aFluorescent Lamp• Working at elevation• Dust disturbance (eyes andbreathing)• Electrical hazard• Breaking glass (bulb and fixturecover)• Other workers or traffic below• Eye / muscle strain from poorlightingConstruction Owners Association of Alberta 47
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#12“ Identify Hazards”Questions• Do I clearly understand my job forthe day?• Am I physically & mentallyprepared to do each task?• What could go wrong?• Is there a danger to myself orothers?• What could change and create anew hazard?• Could other crews, workers, orconditions pose hazards to me?<strong>Construction</strong> <strong>Owners</strong> <strong>Association</strong> <strong>of</strong> Alberta 46
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