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    This document provides a job safety analysis for heavy lifting tasks involving equipment over 50 lbs. It identifies potential hazards such as heavy equipment, tripping, awkward positions, and back strain. It recommends required personal protective equipment including gloves, eye protection, and steel toe boots. It also recommends trainings on safety sessions and demonstrations by environmental health and safety. For each task, it identifies specific hazards and controls, such as using lifting aids, getting help for large loads, lifting with the legs, and coordinating as a team for heavy lifts.

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for heavy lifting tasks involving equipment over 50 lbs. It identifies potential hazards such as heavy equipment, tripping, awkward positions, and back strain. It recommends required personal protective equipment including gloves, eye protection, and steel toe boots. It also recommends trainings on safety sessions and demonstrations by environmental health and safety. For each task, it identifies specific hazards and controls, such as using lifting aids, getting help for large loads, lifting with the legs, and coordinating as a team for heavy lifts.

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    Heavy Lifting PPE Safety

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for heavy lifting tasks involving equipment over 50 lbs. It identifies potential hazards such as heavy equipment, tripping, awkward positions, and back strain. It recommends required personal protective equipment including gloves, eye protection, and steel toe boots. It also recommends trainings on safety sessions and demonstrations by environmental health and safety. For each task, it identifies specific hazards and controls, such as using lifting aids, getting help for large loads, lifting with the legs, and coordinating as a team for heavy lifts.

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    Picture of task/equipment: Task:

    HEAVY LIFTING (ABOVE 50


    LBS)
    Name of Shop
    or Dept:
    Job Title(s):

    Analyzed by:

    Date:

    Required PPE:
    1. Gloves 3. Steel toe work boots
    2. Eye protection 4. Back brace (if required)

    Required/Recommended Trainings:
    1. Bi-Yearly Safety Sessions
    2. Training and demonstrations by EH&S
    TASK HAZARDS CONTROLS
    Removal/ Relocation of Equipment Heavy Equipment Size up the load & check overall conditions.
    (Motors, Switch Gear, Big spool wire, Sternberg Tripping Check route for clearances and obstacles.
    light fixture, Street light Marble light fixture, Surroundings Use a handcart or dolly, etc. when possible.
    MCCS, Distribution panel boards) (heights, wet floor, Breakdown large & heavy loads.
    obstacles) Know your limits.
    Seek/Ask for help.
    Take extra care with awkward tasks.
    Lifting Equipment Dropping Make certain your balance is good.
    (Motors, Switch Gear, Big spool wire, Sternberg Equipment Bend the knees. DON’T STOOP.
    light fixture, Street light Marble light fixture, Smashing digits Grip the load with the palms of your hands & fingers.
    MCCS, Distribution panel boards) Back strain Use your body weight to start the load moving.
    Keep the arms and elbows close to the body.
    DON’T TWIST YOUR BODY WHILE CARRYING THE LOAD.
    Watch where you are going.
    Lowering Equipment Dropping To lower, bend the knees. DON’T STOOP.
    (Motors, Switch Gear, Big spool wire, Sternberg Equipment To deposit the load on a bench or shelf, place it on the edge
    light fixture, Street light Marble light fixture, Smashing digits & push it into position.
    MCCS, Distribution panel boards) Back strain Make sure your hands & feet are clear when placing the load.
    Team Lifting Dropping Team lifting will be required if the weight, shape, or size of an
    (Motors, Switch Gear, Big spool wire, Sternberg Equipment object makes the job too much for one person.
    light fixture, Street light Marble light fixture, Smashing digits The lifters should be approximately the same size for team
    MCCS, Distribution panel boards) Back strain lifting.
    One individual needs to be responsible for control of the
    action to ensure proper coordination.
    Load should be lifted simultaneously so the load will not shift
    to one person.
    Walk in step to avoid tripping.

    Injury & Illness Prevention Program


    Job Safety Analysis Form
    501 Westwood Plaza, 4th Floor • Los Angeles, CA 90095
    Phone: 310-825-5689 • Fax: 310-825-7076 • www.ehs.ucla.edu

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