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JHA Crushing Operations

This document provides a job hazard analysis for crushing operations. It identifies potential hazards at each step of the process and safe procedures to address them. The steps include preparation, clearing and stripping pit areas, setting up the crushing plant and stockpiles, screening and crushing materials, and loading and hauling materials. Hazards addressed include being struck by equipment, falls, silica dust exposure, and hazards of working near steep drop-offs or unstable pit walls. The analysis provides responsibilities for crew members and safety procedures to minimize risks at each step.

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JHA Crushing Operations

This document provides a job hazard analysis for crushing operations. It identifies potential hazards at each step of the process and safe procedures to address them. The steps include preparation, clearing and stripping pit areas, setting up the crushing plant and stockpiles, screening and crushing materials, and loading and hauling materials. Hazards addressed include being struck by equipment, falls, silica dust exposure, and hazards of working near steep drop-offs or unstable pit walls. The analysis provides responsibilities for crew members and safety procedures to minimize risks at each step.

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Program: Riyadh Township – KADEN Road

Job Hazard Analysis


(Always Wear Proper PPE)

Project: Kaden Road Widening & Portable Water Superintendent:


Transmission
Task: Crushing Operations Date: 02-02-2021

Step Potential Hazards Safe Procedures/ Crew Responsibilities


General mining hazards • All workers must have MSHA training and annual refresher
• Notify MSHA of crusher plant move into pit
Designate a Competent Person
•
Review P3 (Preparation Planning Procedures) and JHA (Job Hazard
• Analysis) with crew
Preparation
• Complete and review STA (Safety Task Assessment) daily
Clear and strip pit Hitting underground utilities • Notify Dig Safe and all non-member utilities prior to start
areas as needed* • Maintain all utility markings
* Complete and follow Use hand tools to dig within 18” of a marked utility line
•
JHA for Clearing and
Grubbing

Trip, slip and fall hazards • Grade walking / working surface and remove large rocks and other trip
Grade set-up area for hazards
plant and stockpiles • Sand icy areas
• Install railing or utilize fall protection for work over 6’ high
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Personnel struck by parts of • Assembly done by trained personnel, using proper rigging methods with
Set up screening or plant during assembly lifting and rigging equipment in good shape
crushing plant, power • Use tag lines to help guide lifted parts into place; do not walk next to
supply, stackers, etc. parts being lifted and moved
Electrocution • Assure proper grounding on electrical equipment
Eye injury • All persons not in trucks or equipment wear safety glasses

Noise hazard • Wear hearing protection when noise levels cannot be reduced to below 90
dBA
Silica dust / nuisance dust • Use water and/or calcium as needed to control dust on haul roads Use
Screen / crush materials • watering system on screening or crushing plant as needed for dust
control
• Use respiratory protection if dust can’t be eliminated by other means;
medical evaluation, fit test, and respirator training are required
Personnel caught in pinch • Install guards over potential pinch points Follow
points • proper lockout – tag-out procedures
Falls from equipment • Use 3-points of contact to enter or exit equipment or trucks
Hauling and loading units • • All trucks and equipment have working back up alarms
hitting or backing into each If possible, have haul units drive forward to loading unit and when backing
other • up is required, driver must know what is behind at all times
Use mirrors
•
Utilize turnarounds to minimize backing
Load and haul Personnel struck by • Make eye contact with operator before approaching trucks or equipment
materials equipment • Wear high-visibility vests at all times
• Give machines the right of way
• Keep unnecessary people and equipment away from pit area
Personnel hit by falling • All persons outside of trucks and equipment wear hard hats Stay
materials in haul unit while being loaded
• Never stand next to a truck that is being loaded
Loading unit engulfed by • Avoid pit face overhangs and keep face height low enough for safe

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Ground personnel engulfed by • Keep vehicles and people away from working pit face
caving pit face
Load and haul Loading unit falls from bench • Keep loading unit a safe distance from edge of cut and berm along top edge
materials continued cut
Haul unit goes off the haul • Keep all haul roads smooth
road, causing rollover • Place berms along tops of steep slopes where trucks and equipment travel
Other Steps (if any): Other Hazards: Other Safe Procedures:

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