36C25622R0062 CRA .pdf

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This document is a construction risk assessment and control checklist for the project "667-19-101 Tuckpoint Main Hospital Bldg 1" at a Department of Veterans Affairs medical center. The checklist identifies potential safety, health, environmental, and operational risks associated with the tuckpointing project and the required control measures. Key risks addressed include ensuring site security, contractor identification, traffic control, hazardous materials handling and spill prevention, respiratory protection, infection control, noise control, fall protection, emergency response procedures, and inspection requirements. The signatures at the end indicate approval of the risk assessment and control plan by project managers, safety officers, engineers, and other stakeholders at the medical center.

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Construction Risk Assessment and Exposure Control Checklist

Project: 667-19-101 Tuckpoint Main Hospital Bldg 1 Date: 08/31/2021

Hazard Concern (Y/N?)

Control Measure Remarks

Security Issues Site Security Y Contractor to keep work area secure (partitions/locks) Identification of Contractors Y Contractor to obtain ID’s, 30/10-hour OSHA & valid ID Appropriate parking Y Off Site or utilize parking at Stoner Storage of Materials Y Contractor to secure within immediate work area Change of locks? Access to site N If needed, coordinate w/ COR.

Traffic Control Y Hours of Work Y Coordinate with COR. Coordinate after hours work w/ COR & user.

IH Issues/GEMS/NEPA Asbestos N Haz Com: Chemicals used/MSDS Required Y Contractor to maintain SDS Sheets Spills Y Contractor to provide spill kits Air Pressure Relationships-Vapors/Fumes N Lead Paint N Respiratory Protection Y If a specific activity requires it.

Waste disposal Y Must remove daily in clean covered carts. Use freight elevators as needed. Report waste diversion monthly.

Do not put in VA dumpster at Back Dock.

Recycling Y As appropriate.

NEPA (See NEPA Compliance Checklist) N

Infection Control Issues (see ICRA) Dust Y Mist as necessary Proximity of air intakes Y Cover as necessary Proximity of patients Y Do not impact patient care Coordinate with hospital prior Water leaks/Mold/Mildew Y Notify COR if discovered Negative Air N Risk of TB transmission to contractors N Not be working in a high-risk patient area.

Potential for potable water contamination N

Patient Safety Issues Access to construction site by patients Y Contractor to keep work area secure.

Engineering Issues Utility Interruption N If needed, coordinate w/ COR.

Vibration / Noise Y Intermittent & minor Will monitor, limit noise during sleeping hours Electrical Safety N Welding/Cutting – Hot Work N Frequency of Inspections Y Superintendent present at all times during work. Construction Safety Team Weekly Rounds.

Critical Barriers Y Protect entrances and areas below high work Coordination with staff in vicinity Y Schedule work w/COR & Immediate Staff in area

Hazard Concern (Y/N?)

Control Measure Remarks

Fire Protection Issues Penetrations N Smoking N Absolutely not allowed.

ILSM (see ILSM Evaluation) Y Ref to ILSM.

Fire watch N Disruption to fire protection systems N

Safety Issues Trenching/Shoring N Scaffolding Y Daily inspection by competent person Tool safety Y General safety as appropriate/required Contractor to secure PPE Y As work activity requires. Face covering required in all VA occupied spaces during COVID epidemic Cranes Y Approved Lift Plan Fall Protection Y Worn per OSHA Confined space N Hand and Power tools Y As required. Follow manufacture guidance on proposed tool usage. Secure tools in assigned area when not using. Keep track of tools at all times

Emergency Response to/from site Y Educate staff on access to & from site.

Signage Y Identify “Construction Area” and ensure all required signs are displayed as ILSM requires

LOTO N

EMS Issues Pest control within construction areas N Dust Control N Waste Disposal N

Specialized Training Requirements

Team Members to Conduct Inspections: D=Daily W=Weekly AN=As needed O=Other Construction Safety Officer D W AN Infection Control D W AN Safety Spec D W AN GEMS D W AN Safety Officer D W AN

Approval Signatures:

Proj Mgr/M&O/COR/CSO

Patient Safety

Chief Engineer/Facility Safety Officer

GEM’s (if applicable)

Infection Prevention (if no ICRA)

2021-09-08T11:35:37-0500
ARCHIE A. LANHAM 244999
2021-09-21T13:16:41-0500
JANINE I FRANCIS 231612
2021-09-15T14:30:24-0500
PAUL M. CELLI 3377041
2021-09-21T13:24:01-0500
JOSEPH L. HEDDINGS 3389785

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