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    This document provides a job safety analysis for maintaining fire alarms, panels, and sensors at the University of California, Berkeley. It identifies five main tasks and associated hazards, as well as required controls, training, personal protective equipment. The tasks include preparing the work area, using ladders and lifts, working in confined spaces, repairing or maintaining alarms and panels, and testing horns. Hazards include injuries from falls or flying debris, heat stress, electrical shock, and hearing damage. Required safety precautions involve isolating work areas, using proper equipment, protective gear like hard hats and gloves.

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for maintaining fire alarms, panels, and sensors at the University of California, Berkeley. It identifies five main tasks and associated hazards, as well as required controls, training, personal protective equipment. The tasks include preparing the work area, using ladders and lifts, working in confined spaces, repairing or maintaining alarms and panels, and testing horns. Hazards include injuries from falls or flying debris, heat stress, electrical shock, and hearing damage. Required safety precautions involve isolating work areas, using proper equipment, protective gear like hard hats and gloves.

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    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

    Safety Information for the University of California, Berkeley

    FACILITIES SERVICES
    MAINTENANCE OF FIRE ALARMS, PANELS, AND SENSORS

    TASK HAZARDS CONTROLS

    1. Preparing work area Injuries to passersby and bystanders Isolate work area with barricades, caution tape,
    and/or on-site assistant

    False alarm response; client anxiety/irritation/panic; Phone UCPD and notify building clients; schedule
    disruption of campus business work appropriately

    2. Using ladders and lifts Falls, slips, electrical hazards Refer to ladder safety and aerial lift JSAs.
    3. Working in sub-ceilings, cramped spaces, Muscle strain, repetitive stress injuries Stretching, frequent breaks, adequate hydration,
    custodial closets, machine rooms alternate tasks with team partner
    Heat stress Frequent breaks, adequate hydration, alternate
    tasks with team partner
    Head and/or eye injuries from falling or flying debris, Protect head and eyes with hard hat and safety
    dust inhalation glasses; wear dust mask.

    Hand and finger injuries from pinch points Protect hands with gloves; avoid pinch points and
    moving machinery parts.

    Skin/eye irritation from dirt and chemicals Wear safety glasses and long-sleeved shirt.

    FS-FIRE-212 Page 1
    Tripping hazards from cables and extension cords Practice careful housekeeping; maintain awareness
    of location of equipment and tools.
    4. Repairing, replacing, or maintaining fire Electrical shock Assess environment for water or damaged
    alarms, panels, or sensors wiring/connectors before starting work; evaluate
    condition/age of building and consult written
    procedures (confidential to department) for that
    building before starting work.
    5. Testing horns Hearing damage to self and others Wear ear plugs; notify building clients and UCPD
    prior to tests.
    Required Training: Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
    1. Ladder safety 1. Safety glasses
    2. Aerial lift training 2. Dust mask
    3. Electrical safety 3. Hard hat
    4. Departmental building-specific alarm maintenance 4. Gloves
    procedures 5. Ear plugs

    Other Information:
    Contributors: Senior EH&S Technician Jim Ostdick; Fire Alarm Inspection & Testing Supervisor Karen Lobo; Fire Alarm Technician Hadi Kamkar
    Created: July 2003
    JSA Library Number: FS-FIRE-212

    For more information about this JSA, contact the Office of Environment, Health and Safety at UC Berkeley, 317 University Hall #1150, Berkeley, CA 94720-1150
    (510) 642-3073  http://www.ehs.berkeley.edu
    The development of Job Safety Analyses is a Balanced Scorecard initiative of the AVC-BAS Safety Committee, sponsored by the Associate Vice Chancellor-Business and Administrative Services (AVC-
    BAS) and the AVC-BAS Leadership Team  http://bas.berkeley.edu/balancedscorecard

    FS-FIRE-212 Page 2

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