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Jsa For Operating A Bobcat

This job hazard analysis form outlines the potential hazards and recommended safety procedures for operating a bobcat. It identifies 7 key tasks: 1) inspection, 2) start up, 3) travel to start area, 4) operating bobcat, 5) grading for parking lot, 6) refueling, and 7) parking bobcat. Potential hazards include mechanical problems, unstable ground, uneven terrain, steep grades, contact with buildings, fire, and machine getting stuck. The form provides guidance such as conducting inspections, maintaining 3-point contact, checking for slip hazards, assessing ground conditions, using caution when backing up, staying clear of buildings, stopping safely for refueling, and parking in level areas away from traffic.

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Jsa For Operating A Bobcat

This job hazard analysis form outlines the potential hazards and recommended safety procedures for operating a bobcat. It identifies 7 key tasks: 1) inspection, 2) start up, 3) travel to start area, 4) operating bobcat, 5) grading for parking lot, 6) refueling, and 7) parking bobcat. Potential hazards include mechanical problems, unstable ground, uneven terrain, steep grades, contact with buildings, fire, and machine getting stuck. The form provides guidance such as conducting inspections, maintaining 3-point contact, checking for slip hazards, assessing ground conditions, using caution when backing up, staying clear of buildings, stopping safely for refueling, and parking in level areas away from traffic.

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Job Hazard Analysis Form

Task: operation of a bobcat Department: Grading Division

Personal Protective Equipment Required:


Hard Hat Hi Visibility Vests
Hearing Protection Safety Boots

Task/Activity Potential Hazard Recommended Procedures


1. Inspection mechanical problems, vandalism,  Conduct pre-trip
tampering, Slip or fall. inspection.
 Maintain 3-point contact
when mounting or
dismounting.
 Check steps and
platforms for slip
resistance.
 Ensure back-up alarm is
functional.
2. Start up Unstable ground, work crew,  Assess ground condition.
public.  Make sure crew and public
are safe distance from
bobcat
 start machine when safe.
3. Travel to start area. Uneven ground, Work crew,  Be aware of whereabouts
other equipment and public of crew.
 Check mirrors.
 Travel at safe speed.
 Use extra caution when
backing up.
 Be aware of the traveling
public.
4. operating bobcat Steep grades.  Make sure ground is
stable and seatbelt is on.
 If ground is unstable then
stay back.
 Do not operate bobcat
where chance of rollover
may occur, use alternate
means.
5. grading for parking lot Contact with buildings.  Make sure width and
height of machine is away
from building.
 Always be aware of
perimeters of bobcat
 Be aware of pedestrians
and surroundings.
6.. Re-fuelling Fire, skin contact, spillage  Stop on level ground.
 Apply parking brake.
 Stop engine and turn off
ignition.
 No smoking.
 Do not over fill.
 Wear PPE to avoid
contact.
 Ensure location of spill kit
7. Parking bobcat Machine gets stuck, creates a  Stop on level stable
hazard to public. Vandalism, ground area off of the
theft. roadway.
 Mark with proper cones or
barricades when needed.
 Park out of way of sight
lines for traveling public.
(Intersections and stop
signs)
 Brake on, block wheels
on hills and lock up.
 Activate night switch

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