Download Roofing-JOB PROCEDURE

FRONTIER SCHOOL DIVISION
JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS
Division:
Frontier School Division
Analysis By:
Department:
Facilities and Maintenance
Supervisor:
Job Title:
Caretaker
Approved By:
Job Title:
Roofing
Job Performed By:
Phil Mandzuk
Date:
Jul/20/2007
Frequency:
JSA Number:
REQUIRED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: CSA Approved means Green Triangle Footwear
GENERAL NOTES:
JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS:
Step
Description
Hazard
Controls
1
Access to roof. Ladder up to
roof to inspect area of work
Ladder may slip to one side or away from
building
Secure ladder to roof edge. Have ladder one-third ladder height from
building.
2
Decide what equipment and
materials are needed to do the
job
Materials may be toxic
Know potential danger and hazards of material (WHMIS data)
3
Materials up onto roof
Falling of equipment, materials and
muscle strains
Require proper hoisting equipment to raise material and tools to roof
3
Barricade work area
4
Secure safety line to anchor or
other security
Personnel may slip due to wet, icy,
slippery conditions
Once on roof, anchor to roof anchor or suitable anchorage
5
Hot application (torch on)
Possibilities of burns from propane torch
and hot materials (tar adhesive)
Wear long sleeved shirts, long legged pants, gloves. Daily inspect all
propane torches, connections, hoses, etc. for safe operation
Fire
WHMIS data and fire extinguisher on site
5
6
Cold application
Possibility of caustic burns, toxic fumes
Wear gloves, long sleeved shirts, long legged pants (WHMIS data)
7
Working near roof edge
Possibility of falling over edge
Within 6' of edge, safety harness lanyard on to life line anchor or
other security. Use of guard railing or barrier, scaffolding erected to
proper height with safety railing anchored or supported by out
riggers above.
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8
Installing flashing
Potential of falling, being cut by metal
Use of safety harness, lanyard onto safety line to anchor or other
security. Use of scaffolding being anchored or secured properly with
guardrail. Use gloves.
9
Shingling
Potential of slipping or falling off roof or
falling through roof
Use of safety harness, lanyard safety line to anchor along with use of
toe board
10
Sloped roof (metal)
Slipping and falling from roof, metal
Use of safety harness, lanyard (Fall Arrest) safety line to anchor or
suitable security
11
Sloped roof (asbestos)
Slipping and falling from roof, asbestos
Use of safety harness, lanyard (Fall Arrest) safety line to anchor or
suitable security. Follow Division Asbestos Policy.
12
Fixed ladder (access to roof)
Slipping or falling because of accidental or
ladder condition
Check ladder condition, overall construction, welding, security to
building. Climb ladder properly, 3 point contact i.e. 2 feet - 1 hand, 2
hands - 1 foot etc. Never carry tools and/or material up or down a
ladder.
13
Access through roof hatches
Potential to fall off ladder or through
hatch from roof
Make sure area around ladder is clear of debris. Make sure safety rail
is up. Once on roof place guard rail around hatch or close lid.
14
All roof work using power tools,
drills, sawzall, quickie saw,
submersible pumps
Potential cuts, electric shock, burns
Check all electrical cords, extension cords, ground and tools in ge--neral first. Check all fluid levels. Fire extinguisher on hand.
14
Guard rail, barriers, safety signs, fire extinguishers (wet and dry)
14
Safety shoes, pants, shirts, gloves, safety goggles and full face
shield, hard hat, hearing protection, full body harness, Fall Arrest
Lanyard, safety line, material hoist
AUTHORIZED EMPLOYEE INFORMATION:
ID NUMBER:
LAST NAME:
FIRST NAME:
REMARKS:
JOB HISTORY INFORMATION:
DATE:
REMARKS:
Approval Signature:
Date:
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