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1 Job Hazard Analysis Plumbing Company Name Company Address Company Phone Number Company Fax Number Job/Task Plumbing fixture and piping Date Prepared: installation Project Name: Project Name Prepared By: Location Project Address Approved By: Required PPE for all workers Approved Safety Glasses, Hardhat, Hard-Soled Work Boots Activity/Operation Unsafe Condition, Action or Hazard Preventive or Corrective Action Plumbing Delivering and Staging Materials 1. Employees shall be directed to utilize certified flaggers, provided by Mortenson/Power to safely bring the delivery vehicles onto the site 2. No work shall be performed without adequate fencing to prevent access to the site by the public 3. Mechanical devices are to be used to unload the materials from the trucks. 4. All employees performing the unloading and staging operations have been trained on proper lifting and handling procedures. 5. All required guards will be on the equipment 6. All materials removed from the trucks will be stored on carts with wheels to minimize the need to manually handle the materials once they have been delivered.

2 Preparing area for plumbing pipe or plumbing fixture 1. Employees shall be directed to ensure that there is proper lighting in 5. Hard hats, safety glasses and hard-soled work boots are required for 6. Materials will be moved to and from on carts and other mechanical devices to minimize the amount of manual material handling

3 Installation of plumbing equipment 1. Employees shall be directed to ensure that there is proper lighting in 5. Hard hats, safety glasses and hard-soled work boots are required for 6. It is anticipated that this work will be completed from the floor. It is possible that there are portions of the building that will require the plumbers to work off of a scissors lift or ladders. If the workers must work when exposed to a fall from elevation over six feet, the workers will need to be protected from the hazard. a. Guardrails will be the preferred method to control the fall exposure b. When guardrails do not eliminate the fall hazard then the workers must use a PFAS. The PFAS will: i. Be inspected ii. Use compatible systems iii. Be tied off to an anchorage that can withstand a minimum of 5,000 pounds of force applied at its base iv. Whenever possible the anchorage will be above the workers c. Workers using ladders will follow all of the safe use requirements spelled out by the ladder manufacturer 7. Cords and hoses will be moved out of the walking and working areas. When possible, the cords and hoses will be suspended

4 Installation of tubs and sinks 1. Employees shall be directed to ensure that there is proper lighting in 5. Hard hats, safety glasses and hard-soled work boots are required for 6. It is anticipated that this work will be completed from the floor. 7. On heavier or bulkier loads, team lifting will be used to minimize the stress on the workers. 8. Workers working on the floor on their knees will have access and be encouraged to use knee pads to help reduce stress and strains on the workers knees. Soldering piping 1. Employees shall be directed to ensure that there is proper lighting in 5. All smelting pots will be set up in well ventilated areas. Company Name will provide a fire extinguisher in the immediate area around the pot. Pots will be located away from water or areas likely to have water present. 6. All tools and equipment use in this operation will be free from water to prevent a boil-over accident. 7. Heavy leather gloves will be required on all workers handling the molten lead. 8. Hard hats, safety glasses and hard-soled work boots are required for 9. Cords and hoses will be moved out of the walking and working areas. When possible, the cords and hoses will be suspended

5 Grinding metal, if needed 1. Employees shall be directed to ensure that there is proper lighting in 5. When grinding is to be performed, workers may don their respirators if they choose. All workers have had a recent respirator fit test as well medical clearance. Respirator use is not required due to the nature of the work, but employees often choose to wear respirators 6. Hard hats, safety glasses and hard-soled work boots are required for this and all operations 7. Face shields will be required to be worn over the ANSI Z87 safety glasses to protect the workers from flying debris Fire Protection 1. All workers have received training on how to use a fire extinguisher 2. An appropriate, charged ABC dry chemical fire extinguisher shall be maintained inside each gang box Slips, Trips and Falls 1. Illumination is a very important part of slip/trip/fall prevention. In areas with low levels of lighting, task lighting will be used 2. Good housekeeping practices shall be utilized on the job to minimize the potential for trips 3. All workers will wear hard-soled work boots that provide support for the ankles 4. Workers using ladders will maintain three-point contact 5. Workers accessing scaffolding will also maintain three-point contact 6. All cords and hoses will be pushed to the side of s. When practical, the cords and hoses will be elevated Material Handling 1. All workers shall participate in the Mortenson/Power s Stretch and Bend Program 2. Mechanical handling devices will be used as much as possible to minimize the manual material handling that must be performed 3. Workers are to use proper lifting techniques when handling materials and equipment. 4. Two or more workers shall handle heavy or bulky loads Fall protection 1. It is not expected to be needed often as most of the fall exposures have been controlled by windows, doors and guard rails. Floor openings have been covered as have the elevator shafts. In the event a worker is exposed to a fall from elevation greater than six feet, the workers will need to use a personal fall arrest system, following the Company Name s fall protection plan

6 Eye Protection 1. All workers shall be protected from flying objects by the use of ANSI Z87 impact resistant safety glasses 2. All powered tools shall have all guards in place 3. Face shields will be used in addition to safety glasses when using powered grinders Spill Containment 1. All petroleum spills shall be properly contained and cleaned up 2. Each scissors lifts shall have a spill response kit stored near the lift Ladder Use 1. Employees shall inspect ladders before each use 2. All ladders shall be used according to the manufacturer s instructions 3. All workers have received training on ladder use Scissors lift operation 1. Employees shall inspect, and maintain a written log, of all scissors lifts before each use 2. All scissors lifts shall be used according to the manufacturer s instructions 3. All workers have received training scissors lift training and maintains a copy of the certification card on their person 4. Guardrails will be utilized on all lifts in use. The top and mid rail access areas will also be installed as required 5. Scissors lifts will not be operated outside of the capacity as outlined by the owner s manual. This includes height of operation, within the level operation as well as capacity restrictions