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    Suspended Ceilings

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    This job hazard analysis outlines the tasks and potential hazards involved in working with suspended ceilings in non-asbestos areas. The tasks include removing ceiling tiles and grid bars, checking for lights and other devices, and installing new tiles and bars. Potential hazards include falling light fixtures, cuts from wires or bars, dust in eyes, and trip hazards if the work area becomes messy. The analysis provides actions like wearing PPE, barricading work areas, bending up wires, and keeping the area organized and clean to address the hazards.

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    Suspended Ceilings

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    This job hazard analysis outlines the tasks and potential hazards involved in working with suspended ceilings in non-asbestos areas. The tasks include removing ceiling tiles and grid bars, checking for lights and other devices, and installing new tiles and bars. Potential hazards include falling light fixtures, cuts from wires or bars, dust in eyes, and trip hazards if the work area becomes messy. The analysis provides actions like wearing PPE, barricading work areas, bending up wires, and keeping the area organized and clean to address the hazards.

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    This job hazard analysis outlines the tasks and potential hazards involved in working with suspended ceilings in non-asbestos areas. The tasks include removing ceiling tiles and grid bars, checking for lights and other devices, and installing new tiles and bars. Potential hazards include falling light fixtures, cuts from wires or bars, dust in eyes, and trip hazards if the work area becomes messy. The analysis provides actions like wearing PPE, barricading work areas, bending up wires, and keeping the area organized and clean to address the hazards.

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    Suspended Ceilings

    Uploaded by

    Brijgopal Yadav
    This job hazard analysis outlines the tasks and potential hazards involved in working with suspended ceilings in non-asbestos areas. The tasks include removing ceiling tiles and grid bars, checking for lights and other devices, and installing new tiles and bars. Potential hazards include falling light fixtures, cuts from wires or bars, dust in eyes, and trip hazards if the work area becomes messy. The analysis provides actions like wearing PPE, barricading work areas, bending up wires, and keeping the area organized and clean to address the hazards.

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    JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS - Task Specific

    NEW X REVISED

    WORKPLACE TASK TO BE ANALYSED WESTERN HAZARD CATEGORY* DATE:

    Suspended Ceilings - Non-Asbestos Areas Only Work Site Hazards March 17, 2021
    DEPARTMENT HAZARD TYPE* WRITTEN BY:

    Facilities Management Working at Heights Ted Chelchowski


    WESTERN JOB CLASSIFICATION* LOSS POTENTIAL RATING* REVIEWED BY:

    Carpenters Moderate Structural Shop


    REQUIRED EQUIPMENT AND/OR PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT *refer to Stantec Specific Job Report MGMT APPROVAL:

    Eye protection, N95 mask (if required) Ted Chelchowski

    SEQUENCE OF TASK POTENTIAL HAZARDS ACTION OR PROCEDURE


    Using proper scaffolding - remove ceiling tiles Wear PPE
    Keep work area organized and clean
    Check and/or fasten all lights and ceiling devices to ceiling above before Light fixtures falling down Barricade off work area
    removing grid "T” bars
    If lights are to be replaced, set up temporary lights before having the electrician Unexpected items in Check for loose items in ceiling
    remove permanent lighting ceiling loose
    Remove grid “T” bars and be aware of hanging wires from ceiling above Puncture/ cuts Bend wires up
    Reinstall new “T” bar grid Cuts
    Have mechanical & electrical devices installed Dust in eyes
    Install ceiling tiles
    Work area becomes
    messy which can lead to
    trip hazards
    Prepare area for overhead work
    Move furniture, cover existing items

    Suspended Ceilings - Non-Asbestos Areas Only.xlsx 11 SUSPENDED CEILINGS


    Suspended Ceilings - Non-Asbestos Areas Only.xlsx 11 SUSPENDED CEILINGS

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