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JOB Hazard Analysis C: Arpenter

This document provides a job hazard analysis for carpenters at CSU Dominguez Hills. It identifies 14 potential job hazards for carpenters including contact with sharp tools and materials, chemical exposures, heavy lifting, use of electrical tools and equipment, fall hazards, noise exposure, and potential exposure to asbestos. It recommends training in topics like injury prevention, hazard communication, machine guarding, lockout/tagout, safe lifting techniques, and use of personal protective equipment. Required PPE includes steel-toe boots, safety glasses, ear protection, and dust masks.

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JOB Hazard Analysis C: Arpenter

This document provides a job hazard analysis for carpenters at CSU Dominguez Hills. It identifies 14 potential job hazards for carpenters including contact with sharp tools and materials, chemical exposures, heavy lifting, use of electrical tools and equipment, fall hazards, noise exposure, and potential exposure to asbestos. It recommends training in topics like injury prevention, hazard communication, machine guarding, lockout/tagout, safe lifting techniques, and use of personal protective equipment. Required PPE includes steel-toe boots, safety glasses, ear protection, and dust masks.

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J H A – Carpenters RM / EHOS

CSU Dominguez Hills January 2010

JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS

CARPENTER
The following assessment has been prepared to assist CSUDH staff in the identification of hazards that may
be present in University work classifications. It is only a guide and should not be taken to imply that only the
listed hazards are the only risk present in the applicable work classification. It is the responsibility of all
employees, supervisors and managers to constantly evaluate each work tasks (before, during and after
performance of the task) and identify any hazards that could be a danger to the worker and take steps to
control, reduce and/or eliminate the risk to the University worker.

Job Hazard Hazard Control

1. Constant contact with sharp objects, blades and 1. Use machine guards, avoid direct contact by using
other tools push sticks or safe devices

2. Paint and chemical contact 2. Wear proper gloves and eye protection; PPE
instruction
3. Potential fume inhalation from paints, cleaners, 3. Work in ventilated areas to lessen and avoid paint,
solvents and stains stain and thinner vapors—wear proper respiratory
protection when applicable and/or needed; train in
Hazard Communication and PPE
4. Improper use of electrical equipment and power 4. Use electrically grounded tools (if using electrical
tools tools); avoid contact with moving parts of any tool; use
proper machine guarding where applicable; instruct in
Logout/Blockout and Machine Guarding Safety
5. Constant heavy lifting; using ladders while 5. Use proper lifting techniques and ergonomic
carrying loads up and down principles; seek assistance with heavy loads exceeding
40 pounds and/or when applicable
6. Potential exposure to hazardous waste, 6. Wear proper PPE gloves, eye protection and
materials, biohazards, dusts and flumes applicable- respiratory protection for fumes and dust

7. Improper use of hand tools 7. Avoid using tools in situations that may cause
pinching or smashing hazards to hands or other body
parts due to slipping or other accidents;
8. Potential electrical shock 8. Maintenance of energized tools/equipment is not
allowed by unauthorized mechanics; use
lockout/blockout system to ensure safety;
9. Utilization of material handling equipment and 9. Train for forklift and campus small cart use
small electrical campus carts
10. Possible improper construction and use of 10. Secure scaffolding to floor and a secure upright
scaffolding and/or ladders structure to ensure stable use of the scaffolding;

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J H A – Carpenters RM / EHOS
CSU Dominguez Hills January 2010

evaluation by engineer when possible


11. Potential exposure to loud noises while working inside 11. Instruct proper use of hearing PPE; participation in
Carpenter Shop the Hearing Conservation program
12. Potential hazards relating to when performing general 12. See Laborer general hazards for additional potential
Laborer duties hazards and hoe to minimize them
13. Hazards related to Administrative Personnel 13. See Administrative Personnel—Job Assessment for
additional potential hazards that this classification may be
exposed to
14. Potential for asbestos containing materials 14. Awareness of Asbestos notification (annual) and
(ACM) exposure the areas of the University with current identified
locations; also awareness that the University may
still have asbestos containing materials that may not
have been identified

Recommended Instruction:
• New Employee Orientation
• Injury and Illness Prevention Program
• Asbestos Awareness
• Machine Guarding
• Lock out / Block out
• Safe Lifting and Back Safety
• Hazard Communication
• PPE – Vision and Hearing Protection
• Waste Management
• Campus Cart and Forklift Certification
• Respiratory Protection
• First Aid

Recommended PPE:
• Non-metallic toe safety shoe / boot
• Long Pants
• Impact resistant safety glasses
• Ear plugs / ear muffs to minimize noise exposure
• NIOSH approved dust mask when performing particulate generating work tasks

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