Mitigation or Abatement Action Hazard Hazard Severity Hazard Severity Acceptable RAC (Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc) RAC Probability Code Probability Code Yes/No Post lookouts Hazard Trees Fall hazard trees or flag and avoid Construct cup trenches & Rolling Debris Communicate with crews about rolling debris Position possible rolling debris vertically on hillside Always appropriate PPE which includes: Eye Protection Hard Hat Gloves boots 8” Leather non-skid PPE Always wear all nomex Fire Shelter Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment Use PPE with sleeves down, and gloves on Work a suitable distance from fire to limit Radiant heat exposure & Contact with Burning Take frequent breaks from fireline to drink Debris water and complete a self-assessment & Smoke Rotate personnel in/out of smoky areas and assess frequently Post Lookouts to alert personnel of rolling debris, and fire behavior changes, or other safety related issues Drink 1 quart of water each hour during and after work Fatigue Set a reasonable work pace and allow & adequate rest breaks while on the project Overexertion Stagger work crews start time to limit fatigue Use buddy system to monitor personnel of heat related and fatigue issues
Hazard Hazard Probability Severity Code RAC Mitigation or Abatement Action (Engineering, Administrative, PPE, Avoidance, Education, etc) Hazard Probability Severity Code RAC Acceptable Yes/No Hazard Trees & Rolling Debris Post lookouts Fall hazard trees or flag and avoid Construct cup trenches Communicate with crews about rolling debris Position possible rolling debris vertically on hillside PPE Always appropriate PPE which includes: Eye Protection Hard Hat Gloves 8” Leather non-skid boots Always wear all nomex Fire Shelter Hearing protection when working around chainsaws and pumps Additional PPE as dictated by local conditions and environment Radiant heat & Contact with Burning Debris & Smoke Use PPE with sleeves down, and gloves on Work a suitable distance from fire to limit exposure Take frequent breaks from fireline to drink water and complete a self-assessment Rotate personnel in/out of smoky areas and assess frequently Post Lookouts to alert personnel of rolling debris, and fire behavior changes, or other safety related issues Fatigue & Overexertion Drink 1 quart of water each hour during and after work Set a reasonable work pace and allow adequate rest breaks while on the project Stagger work crews start time to limit fatigue Use buddy system to monitor personnel of heat related and fatigue issues
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