Industry_Day_Job_Hazard_Analysis_and_Sign_in_Sheet_14JUN24_4.pdf

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This document appears to be a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) for an industry day site visit related to Phase II of the B.F. Sisk Dam Safety of Dams (SOD) Modifications project, managed by the Bureau of Reclamation's Interior Region 10 - California-Great Basin office.

The JHA identifies potential hazards associated with driving, walking, and working on the construction site, including vehicle traffic, uneven terrain, heavy equipment, noise, and weather conditions. It outlines recommended actions and procedures to mitigate these risks, such as using defensive driving techniques, maintaining safe distances from equipment, wearing proper personal protective equipment, and dressing for changing weather. The document also provides emergency contact information for Reclamation personnel and local hospitals. This JHA is intended to inform and prepare industry participants for the upcoming site visit on June 14, 2024 as part of the federal contract opportunity Solicitation Number 140R2024R0015 for the B.F. Sisk Dam Phase II SOD Modifications project.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION

Interior Region 10 – California-Great Basin Managing Water in the West Willows Construction Office

B.F. Sisk Dam Phase II Industry Day 06/14/2024 Job Hazard Analysis Page 1 of 5

JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS (JHA) – INDUSTRY DAY

LOCATION: HAZARD CATEGORY: DATE:

DEPARTMENT: HAZARD TYPE: WRITTEN BY:

EMERGENCY CONTACTS: CONTACT INFORMATION: REVIEWED BY:

REQUIRED EQUIPTMENT:

TASK: EQUIPTMENT TOOLS,

AND VEHICLES:

POTENTIAL HAZARDS: RECOMMENDED ACTION OR PROCEDURE:

Driving Vehicle Traffic, getting vehicle stuck, injuries from driving into a ditch. Vehicle rollover due to sloped roadway/surfaces and cliffs.

Review haul road plan. Use defensive driving techniques.

Yield to heavy construction equipment. Use pullouts or pull to side of road. Drive slowly and cautiously. Daytime speed limit of 35 mph on haul roads (20 mph at night) and 20 mph on all other roads (15 mph at night). Avoid uneven ground/holes. Keep aware of surroundings, soft/muddy conditions, and ditches. Use 4-wheel drive if needed. Keep away from edges at top of slopes. Use wheel chocks when parked on slopes. Use beacons/flags on haul roads. Be cautious of crosswinds while traveling on the dam crest.

Maintain two hands on the steering wheel.

Walking N/A Crushing/ Impact Watch out for heavy construction equipment and keep a safe distance. Make eye contact with operator before moving into swing radius or crossing in front or behind. Be aware of snakes in tall grass.

B.F. Sisk Dam SOD Modifications, Phase 2 Industry day site visit June 14, 2024 B.F. Sisk Dam SOD Modifications, Phase 2

Bureau of Reclamation -WCO

See below

Construction site visit

See below

Jose Cornejo

Reynaldo (Henry) Garcia

Hard hat, High-Vis Safety Vest, Safety-toe shoes, Safety glasses, Hearing Protection, Snake Gaiters, Wheel Chocks, water

Interior Region 10 – California-Great Basin

06/14/2024 Job Hazard Analysis Page 2 of 5

TASK: EQUIPMENT TOOLS,

AND VEHICLES:

POTENTIAL HAZARDS: RECOMMENDED ACTION OR PROCEDURES:

N/A Noise/ Pinch Points/ Projectiles/ Electrocution

Wear ear and eye protection near material processing equipment. Do not approach conveyors or stockpiles while processing equipment is in operation. Do not touch electrical cords / connections.

N/A Slips, trips & falls; uneven surfaces.

Look before you step, take your time, step carefully, test your footing. Wear boots with good traction. Be aware of your surroundings.

N/A Cold, heat, heat exhaustion, hypothermia, dehydration, wind.

Dress in layers in order to adjust to changing weather conditions. Carry water with you and drink regularly (cold and hot conditions). Be cautious near edges in windy conditions.

Interior Region 10 – California-Great Basin

06/14/2024 Job Hazard Analysis Page 3 of 5

EMERGENCY CONTACTS

Reclamation:

Henry Garcia (530-308-4794) Sean Frische (530-308-5333) Dennis Schuenemann (530-308-9870)

DWR:

Area Control Center (ACC) (209-827-5300)

Call 911

Nearby Hospitals:

Memorial Hospital Los Banos Address: 520 W I Street, Los Banos, CA 95635 Phone: (209) 826-0591 24 hour emergency care

Pinnacle Health Care Address: 285 Mercey Springs Rd, Los Banos, CA 93635 Phone: (209) 829-0444 Hours: M-F 8:30 am – 6:30 pm

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