AHA for Dallas VA CCR Example.xlsx

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Exposure risk occurs during demolition when hazards are disturbed. 1926.1101 - Asbestos. Airborne particles exposing employees to particulates that may cause adverse health effects.

Debris on surfaces, dislodged chunks, Sanding or Grinding If lead or asbestos are encountered on the jobsite, employees shall be made aware of locations, and take appropriate measures to prevent exposure.

Foreman shall relay information regarding asbestos abatement to employees. Employees shall be made aware of potential asbestos containing materials, and shall stop work and notify their supervisor if they suspect asbestos. Do not disturb asbestos. Testing and abatement shall be performed prior to performing work that may disturb asbestos.

Control Methods Engineering Controls – minimize hazards by isolating and preparing for dangers – (use barricades, ventilation, or saturate surfaces with water so dust is not created) Administrative Controls – follow abatement procedures – (request NAC abatement forms, contact a qualified professional to perform abatement) Personal Protective Equipment – PPE may be worn to control exposure to hazards - Use of respirators (follow written respiratory plan), safety glasses, gloves, & covered clothing. Maintain good hygiene, and

Exposure risk during demolition, drilling, hammer drilling, cutting, core-drilling, chipping, and housekeeping 1926.1153 - Respirable crystalline silica. Inhalation of airborne dust containing crystalline silica that, through the use of tools and work practices becomes respirable If using power tools on material that contains crystalline silica (e.g. concrete, stone, bricks, masonry, hardy board, drywall compound, etc.) you must use engineering controls (wet method or vacuum) to control dust to reduce exposure to below the 8 hr TWA, PEL of 50 micrograms per cubic meter. Follow Table 1 procedures, or work procedures listed in NAC’s Silica Exposure Control Program (summarized below). Ensure manufacturer instructions are followed.

1. Restrict Access + Contain Dust: restrict other employees from entering areas of high potential silica exposure. Use plastic to separate areas if necessary and wear respirators when entering area if required.

Ensure adequate ventilation and controls are in place for those in contained area.

2. Housekeeping + Sweeping: Use wet sweeping compound, wet sweeping, or HEPA vacuum for cleanup.

3. Safe work practices: use general ventilation and local exhaust ventilation to control exposure to dust.

Stand upwind to prevent unintended exposure. When vacuum attachments are not feasible, alternative control measures shall be taken to control dust. Controlling visible dust, is likely to also reduce exposure to invisible, respirable dust.

*Hard Hats *ANSI approved Safety Glasses w/side shields, *Leather work Boots , Steel or composite-toe, minimum 6” high (No Tennis Shoes), *High Visibility Vest *Be mindful of site conditions poison ivy, snakes and inspects for allergic reactions.

*Spill Kit must be on site and provided by subcontractor.

• Wear light comfortable clothing • Monitor weather channel for current information• Cease field activities if warranted by field weather conditions. All hand and power tools shall be maintained in a safe condition.• Check all guards. Keep all guards in place and check cords• Use proper hand tools and equipment when doing the work. • Spoil pile shall be kept at least two feet from the edge of the excavation. • Use portable GFCI’s, heavy-duty or better extension cords, and establish Lockout/Tagout procedures. Assured grounding requiring per the APP.

• Examine each tool for damage before use and do not use damaged tools.

• Existing pole onsite is an active 480 Volt panel, any digging near area will be done by hand opposed to machines to ensure safety.

by another person and you are sitting or kneeling on work platform Workers shall be tied off when on platforms over 6' high Be sure to use proper harness and proper length lanyards

Do not exceed ladder step height Be sure proper height ladders are being used Do not overreach the side rails of the ladder All ladders shall be secured from movement Always use the “3-pt of contact” rule while on ladder

Performed on job-sites.

Employees shall follow

Complete hot work permits as required by site, and provide trained fire watch with extinguishing system during and for 60 mins after work. Firewatch should also watch below if holes in floor/walls.

Hot work equipment shall be inspected before use, and be in good condition Multi-purpose fire extinguisher or water source is readily available nearby.

Dust, lint, debris, flammable liquids and oily deposits removed.

Remove flammable and combustibles and wet down combustible floors, or covered with damp sand or fire blankets. Cover openings or unmovable combustibles with fire blankets, and have firewatch below.

Ensure any risk of explosive atmosphere in the area is eliminated.

Confined spaces are cleaned of all combustibles such as grease, oil, flammable vapors, and have

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