JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

Job/Operation Title: JSA No.: Date:

Taking out the trash 026 02/05/2013
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Department/Division/Section: Location(s): Job Start Date: Analysis Developed By:

Housekeeping All Camps Heather Becker - HSE Manager
Person(s) Performing This Job: Supervisor: Duration: Analysis Reviewed By:
All Employees Camp Manager /Head Cook/Baker/Maintenance Heather Becker
Heather Becker– HSE Manager 12/5/2014

Task/Step Potential Hazards Recommended Safe Job Procedures

1. Waste 1. Rolling or pinching objects Utilize proper warming up and stretching techniques before collecting waste.
Collection 2. Sharp objects
3. Flammable/reactive Minimum PPE required for this task is: safety glasses, non slip footwear and latex / nitrile gloves.
chemicals
4. Flammable materials and Visually inspect bags for unsafe items before emptying trash receptacles. Do not physically rummage
liquids through the bags. If an unsafe item is spotted notify your supervisor before removing trash bag.
5. Heavy manual
lifting/moving Utilize waste rolling bins, carts or rolling cans when collecting waste. Be aware of pinch points /
6. Repetitive motion or other crush points when moving equipment through hallways. Do not carry waste bags slung over your
ergonomic concerns shoulder. This can lead to injury from unseen hazardous objects located inside the bags. Utilize
7. Ignitable materials and proper lifting techniques when collecting waste. If waste is over 50lbs use the buddy system to collect
liquids the waste.
8. Airborne dust
9. Bodily fluids Utilize site specific waste segregation when collecting waste. Examples are: food waste, biohazard,
10. Blood borne pathogens hazardous materials, construction debris and recyclables.
11. Allergic Reactions
Double bag all trash receptacles after emptying.
2. Taking trash 1. Elevated work platform or Look outside to determine current weather conditions in the area. Also scan the area for any wildlife
out to dumpsters stairs that may be present. Follow site specific guidelines for any possible wildlife interactions.
2. Grated decks
3. Rough terrain For cold weather exposure the minimum PPE required is: stocking type cap that covers the ears,
4. Slippery surfaces (water, safety glasses, arctic rated jacket, cold weather gloves and slip resistant footwear( traction devices
ice, snow) may be required in some conditions).
5. Inadequate lighting
6. Cold weather For warm weather the minimum PPE required is: safety glasses, nitrile gloves, slip resistant footwear.
 Task/Step Potential Hazards Recommended Safe Job Procedures
7. Inclement weather -
lightning, high wind, snow, Utilize a coworker to hold open doors while taking the waste out to the correct dumpsters.
rain, sleet
8. Heavy manual Be aware of slippery grating, or uneven surfaces when walking to dumpsters. Use slow deliberate
lifting/moving movements. Plan your walking path before you start.
9. Uneven surfaces (curbs,
gutters, drains, etc.) Utilize both hands when opening dumpster doors to avoid soft tissue injuries.
10. Blood borne pathogens

POTENTIAL PHYSICAL HAZARDS OF THIS JOB

Physical Hazards Prob. Sev. Consequences
Airborne dust 2 2 Awkward or static position
Cold weather 1 2 Caught in or between a stationary/moving object
Combustible materials 3 3 Contact dermatitis
Elevated work platform or stairs 3 2 Cuts and abrasions
Flammable materials and liquids 3 1 Excessive lifting, twisting, pushing, pulling, reaching,
Flammable/reactive chemicals 3 1 or bending
Grated decks 2 3 Exposure to cold or heat
Heavy manual lifting/moving 2 2 Falling ( < 6 feet), tripping, or slipping
Ignitable materials and liquids 3 1 Frostbite
Inadequate lighting 3 3 Hypothermia
Inclement weather - lightning, high wind, 1 2 Overexertion
snow, rain, sleet Penetration by sharp object
Repetitive motion or other ergonomic 1 3 Splashed by
concerns Thermal burns
Rolling or pinching objects 1 3
Rough terrain 3 2
Sharp objects 1 1
Slippery surfaces (water, ice, snow) 1 1
Uneven surfaces (curbs, gutters, drains, 2 2
etc.)

POTENTIAL CHEMICAL HAZARDS OF THIS JOB

Chemical Hazards Description/Health Hazards
 POTENTIAL BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS OF THIS JOB
Biological Hazards Prob. Sev. Consequences
Allergic Reactions 2 3 Allergic reactions
Blood borne pathogens 3 1 Bloodborne diseases (Hepatitis B or C, HIV)
Bodily fluids 3 1 Contact dermatitis
Infection
Pathogens

HAZARD CONTROL MEASURES USED FOR THIS JOB

Administrative Controls: Engineering Controls: Required PPE:
Competent person Carts/Dolley Arctic Gear Apparel
Ergonomic procedure Work process change (e.g., use different methods to perform Clothing - long pants
Housekeeping practices work) Clothing - long sleeve shirt
Inspections (ongoing) work areas, equipment, tools, Gloves - work gloves
etc. Non-slip Shoes
Inspections (pre-job) - work areas, equipment, tools, Personal protective
etc. equipment
Lifting techniques (safe lifting) Safety glasses
Procedures and/or guidelines (job or activity) Side shield
Rest breaks Winter Hat
Safety Data Sheets
Required Training: Required Permit(s): Other Information:
Bloodborne pathogens
Ergonomics
General Safety
Hazard Communication (HAZCOM)
Injury illness prevention
Orientation (site or job)
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Safety In Motion
Chemical Description/Health Hazards is from the CAMEO database maintained by the U.S. EPA, NOAA, and the U.S. Coast Guard (www.cameochemicals.noaa.gov). The creator of this JSA is responsible for any edits to this information.

Severity Probability
S-1 = High P-1 = High
S-2 = Medium P-2 = Medium
S-3 = Low P-3 = Low