(√ ) If Task Description Perform (Modify wording to fit your Task needs) Potential Hazards PPE Designated For Shop Specific Tasks Notes Rotating equipment Injury from being Restrain hair, remove jewelry Minimum PPE struck. and no loose clothing. Getting caught in moving parts. Saws and Cutting Cuts, lacerations, Restrain hair, remove jewelry Minimum PPE Equipment amputations and no loose clothing. Working with compressed Asphyxiation. Minimum PPE Take special precautions in gases. Toxic gas exposure. unventilated spaces. Maintaining and repairing Electric shock Minimum PPE Implement Lockout/Tagout electrically powered Coveralls procedures equipment. Insulated gloves Electrical isolation mat Working with sharp sided Cuts, lacerations, Minimum PPE materials (wood/metal) or amputations Gloves equipment with hand tools Working with machines or Exposure to Minimum PPE Contact EHS for noise equipment that produce hazardous noise ear plugs or ear muffs assessment. more than 85 dBA levels. Welding/Hot work - Working Conjunctivitis. Fire extinguisher Minimum PPE with ultraviolet radiation. Contact EHS for welding fume Corneal damage. Welders hood, UV face shield and/or goggles assessment or noise exposure Noise Skin burns. with proper shades assessment to determine proper Welding fumes Flash burns Leather safety toed shoes respiratory or hearing protection. Electric arc welding Hearing/ear damage Head cover Respirator with HEPA cartridges or supplied air Welding fume fever Electric shock if necessary Section 2. CHEMICAL PROTECTION
(√ ) If Perform Task Task Description (Modify wording to fit your needs) Potential Hazards PPE Designated For Shop Specific Tasks Notes Rotating equipment Injury from being struck. Getting caught in moving parts. Minimum PPE Restrain hair, remove jewelry and no loose clothing. Saws and Cutting Equipment Cuts, lacerations, amputations Minimum PPE Restrain hair, remove jewelry and no loose clothing. Working with compressed gases. Asphyxiation. Toxic gas exposure. Minimum PPE Take special precautions in unventilated spaces. Maintaining and repairing electrically powered equipment. Electric shock Minimum PPE Coveralls Insulated gloves Electrical isolation mat Implement Lockout/Tagout procedures Working with sharp sided materials (wood/metal) or equipment with hand tools Cuts, lacerations, amputations Minimum PPE Gloves Working with machines or equipment that produce more than 85 dBA Exposure to hazardous noise levels. Minimum PPE ear plugs or ear muffs Contact EHS for noise assessment. Welding/Hot work - Working with ultraviolet radiation. Noise Welding fumes Electric arc welding Conjunctivitis. Corneal damage. Skin burns. Flash burns Hearing/ear damage Welding fume fever Electric shock Minimum PPE Welders hood, UV face shield and/or goggles with proper shades Leather safety toed shoes Head cover Respirator with HEPA cartridges or supplied air if necessary Fire extinguisher Contact EHS for welding fume assessment or noise exposure assessment to determine proper respiratory or hearing protection. Section 2. CHEMICAL PROTECTION
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