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Workplace Hazard Assessment Checklist This checklist assists you in identifying hazards when walking through the facility. Record the hazards for either the location or the task.

Date:
Location:

Assessment Conducted By:

Specific Tasks Performed at this Location:

Overhead Hazards

· Suspended loads that could fall

· Overhead beams or loads that could be hit against

· Energized wires or equipment that could be hit against

· Employees work at elevated site who could drop objects on others below

· Sharp objects or corners at head level

· Flying or propelled objects

· Falling objects or materials

Overhead Hazards Identified:
Location
Task
Hard Hat Required
Yes
No

If yes, determine the type and class:

· Class G (impact and penetration resistance, plus low-voltage electrical insulation)

· Class E (impact and penetration resistance, plus high-voltage electrical insulation)

· Class C (impact and penetration resistance)

Eye and Face Hazards

· Chemical splashes

· Dust

· Smoke and fumes

· Chemical gases or vapors

· Welding operations

· Lasers/optical radiation

· Bioaerosols

· Projectiles

· Flying particles

· Molten metals

· Acids or caustic chemicals

Eye and Face Hazards Identified:
Location
Task
Eye and Face Protection Required
Yes
No

Types of Eye and Face Protection

Safety glasses or goggles
Yes
No
Face shield
Yes
No

Hand Hazards

· Chemicals

· Sharp edges, splinters, etc.

· Harmful temperature extremes

· Biological agents

· Exposed electrical wires

· Sharp tools, machine parts, etc.

· Material handling

· Absorbing harmful substances

· Severe cuts, lacerations or abrasions

· Punctures

· Chemical burns and/or thermal burns

Hand Hazards Identified
Location
Task
Hand Protection Required
Yes
No

If yes, determine the type and class:

Chemical Resistant
Yes
No
Temperature Resistant
Yes
No
Abrasion Resistant
Yes
No
Other (Explain)
Yes
No

Foot Hazards

· Heavy materials handled by employees

· Sharp edges or points (puncture risk)

· Exposed electrical wires

· Unusually slippery conditions

· Wet conditions

· Construction/demolition

· Falling objects

· Rolling objects

· Piercing/cutting injuries

· Electrical hazards

Hazards Identified
Location
Task
Foot Protection Required
Yes
No

Types of Foot Protection

Toe protection
Yes
No
Metatarsal protection
Yes
No
Electrical Insulation
Yes
No
Puncture resistant
Yes
No
Other (Explain)
Yes
No

Drowning Hazards

· Working on the water

· Working over the water

· Working alongside the water

Drowning Hazards Identified
Location
Task
Personal Floatation Devices(TFD) Required
Yes
No

If yes, determine the type and record.

· Type I. Off-Shore Life jacket
Yes
No
· Type II Near-Shore Buoyant Vest
Yes
No
· Type III Floatation Aid
Yes
No
· Type V Floatation Aid
Yes
No

Summary of Hazard and the Required PPE at Post

Hazards Identified
Recommended PPE Make and Model

I certify that the above inspection was performed to the best of my knowledge.

(Signature)

(Date)

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