Hazard Assessment. List and describe the potentially hazardous substances that could be encountered by field personnel during field activities. Discuss the following: o Inhalation Hazards o Dermal Exposure o Ingestion Hazards o Physical Hazards o Overall Hazard Rating Include a table that, at a minimum, lists: Known Contaminants, Highest Observed Concentration, Media, Symptoms/Effects of Acute Exposure.
Hazard Assessment. The Service Provider agrees to conduct and document a thorough hazard assessment of the work and submit the same to the City of North Battleford no later than 7 days prior to commencing work. The City of North Battleford reserves the right to insist on upgrading hazard control measures and/or altering procedures to reduce the potential for injury or loss. The Service Provider also agrees to conduct and document smaller hazard assessments during the project prior to starting any hazardous tasks. For short duration work (less than 3 days) the Service Provider shall complete a hazard assessment at the beginning of each shift.
Hazard Assessment. The joint health and safety committee shall conduct a workplace hazard assessment. The purpose of the assessment is to determine the specific hazards of the workplace and to determine the additional training needs of the committee members and the general workforce. Upon completion of the assessment, the committee shall decide what training is necessary. The employer agrees that such training will be conducted by a qualified trainer. The employer agrees to pay the associated costs.
Hazard Assessment. 9.1. A hazardous assessment is required to be completed for each job to ensure hazards are identified and corresponding controls are implemented. Depending upon the circumstances at the site it may be necessary to upgrade and/or add other precautions.
9.2. Determine the most appropriate hazard classification and apply the corresponding protocols. When the hazards are deemed to be in the C or F category the form including specific controls must be submitted to the SRCE for review, prior to commencing work. The contractor is required to complete their own hazard assessment of the job/work.
Hazard Assessment. Place, under this heading, information identifying possible hazards specific to this project and identify safe methods and procedures for the execution of work to ensure safety in the work place.
Hazard Assessment. DOE shall provide a detailed hazard assessment of all facilities in the XXX. These assessments shall include the maximum quantities of the hazardous materials stored onsite and the offsite area that would be affected by the maximum credible event. The hazard assessment shall be updated annually. The following actions will be taken under this commitment: • Annually provide the current XXXX Title III, Section 312, inventory reports of hazardous chemicals for each Oak Ridge site. • Provide a copy of unclassified, applicable Safety Authorization Basis (SAB) documentation (i.e., ASA, BIO, SAR, OSR, TSR) for each Oak Ridge facility, where the quantity of Hazardous Materials exceed criteria specified which causes SAB documentation to be prepared (i.e., DOE Order 5480.21, .22, .23). • Make classified, applicable Safety Authorization Basis (SAB) documentation (i.e., ASA, BIO, SAR, OSR, TSR) for each Oak Ridge facility, where the quantity of Hazardous Materials exceed criteria specified which causes SAB documentation to be prepared (i.e., DOE Order 5480.21, .22, .23), available for review on site by appropriate cleared TEMA personnel with a need to know. • Provide a copy of the unclassified, applicable Emergency Management (EM) documentation (i.e., Hazard Survey, Hazard Assessment, Emergency Action Levels) for each Oak Ridge facility, where the quantity of Hazardous Materials exceed criteria specified which causes EM documentation to be prepared (i.e., DOE Order 151.1 & Guide). • Make classified, applicable Emergency Management (EM) documentation (i.e., Hazard Survey, Hazard Assessment, Emergency Action Levels) for each Oak Ridge facility, where the quantity of Hazardous Materials exceed criteria specified which causes EM documentation to be prepared (i.e., DOE Order 151.1 & Guide), available for review on site by appropriate cleared TEMA personnel with a need to know. • Review the hazard assessments annually and provide any changes to or updates of the above on an annual basis.
Hazard Assessment. Previous assessment has not identified potential conditions of imminent hazard or chemicals at residual concentrations that would reasonably pose an acute (immediate) health hazard without protective personal equipment. The site poses the normal physical hazards of working on municipal, previously developed property. The site has the added potential hazard of working near active railroad lines.
Hazard Assessment. The assessment must include the tasks and hazards relating to the task to ensure that the correct type of foot protection is provided. Hazard assessments should be an on-going process to eliminate or mitigate identified hazards in the workplace. The foot protection purchasing guidelines (i.e. hazard assessment requirement, purchasing authorization, vendor selection, etc.) commences when the need for foot protection becomes apparent such as replacing worn foot protection, new machines or process, changes in the workplace or assignment that require a specific type of foot protection. To comply with OSHA standards, a written certification of hazard assessment must be completed whenever personnel protective equipment is provided. The certification of hazard assessment must contain at a minimum:
Hazard Assessment. Hazard is defined under RA 10121 as a dangerous phenomenon, substance, human activity or condition that may cause loss of life, injury or other health impacts, property damage, loss of livelihood and services, social and economic disruption, or environmental damage. This chapter provides information on the experiences and risks about hazard in the locality. Through participatory methodologies, hazards were identified by the community based on their experiences as well as based on their perception about the probability of their occurrence. Identified hazard were classified according to their common characteristic or nature of the cause such as wether it is industrial, biological, social, environmental, geologic.
Hazard Assessment. 4.1 In addition to any hazard assessment required by the BLM, Lincoln County or any other agency with jurisdiction for the above event, the Temporary User shall specifically conduct a hazard assessment of the planned event in light of the presence of Lincoln’s energized power transmission and distribution lines and associated poles, junction boxes, guy wires, guard structures, transformers, switches and related equipment.
4.2 The Temporary User shall maintain separation from all energized equipment in accordance with requirements of the latest edition of the National Electric Safety Code.
4.3 The Temporary User shall advise all third parties accessing the rights-of-way of the presence of hazardous conditions.
