B08-SOL_W912PF26QA031_Attachment3_HazardsGeneralList(Engl_It).pdf

This attachment is a Known Hazards General List for Camp Darby/Livorno Military Community, presented in both English and Italian translations.

The document identifies and catalogs occupational health and safety hazards across five designated areas within the military installation: Camp Darby, Depot, Ammo, LTA (Long-Term Activity), and American Beach. For each area, the document lists specific hazards and associated risks. Camp Darby hazards include vehicular traffic from private cars and military transports with collision and crushing risks, pedestrian traffic hazards, presence of schools, active construction sites, non-compliant signage, non-Italian speaking personnel creating communication risks, security personnel interaction contingencies, potential asbestos exposure on old pipelines, biological hazards from surrounding vegetation, falling pine cones, non-standard crossroads, and new construction site activation impacts. The Depot area features similar vehicular and pedestrian traffic hazards, fire department emergency response vehicle operations, hazardous material storage with HAZARD WASTE designations, and environmental concerns. The Ammo area identifies temporary construction sites with collision and fall risks, heavy vehicular traffic, language barriers, asbestos exposure, poor lighting conditions, gas tank storage fire hazards, load/unload operations, flammable materials storage, and wild animal encounters. The LTA and American Beach areas list fewer hazards, primarily addressing vehicular and pedestrian traffic, signage compliance, language barriers, lighting conditions, and debris presence. The document notes that additional risk assessment documentation is available through the Prevention & Protection Office (Safety Office) and was last updated in July 2008.