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Lifting Jsa

Lifting and moving heavy objects can cause back injuries or foot injuries if not done properly. The document provides 3 tasks - lifting, transporting, and setting down heavy objects - and lists hazards and controls for each. Controls include bending knees to lift with legs rather than back, getting help for heavy objects, wearing gloves and steel-toed shoes, and evaluating floor conditions before transporting loads. Proper lifting technique and use of back braces and PPE can help prevent injuries when handling heavy objects.

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Lifting Jsa

Lifting and moving heavy objects can cause back injuries or foot injuries if not done properly. The document provides 3 tasks - lifting, transporting, and setting down heavy objects - and lists hazards and controls for each. Controls include bending knees to lift with legs rather than back, getting help for heavy objects, wearing gloves and steel-toed shoes, and evaluating floor conditions before transporting loads. Proper lifting technique and use of back braces and PPE can help prevent injuries when handling heavy objects.

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JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

RECREATIONAL SPORTS - OPERATIONS


MOVING/LIFTING HEAVY OBJECTS
General Precautions: Before moving or lifting any heavy object, always assess its weight in the context of your own strength. Wear a back brace
to provide additional support for the lower back.

TASK HAZARDS CONTROLS


1. Lifting heavy object. Saving yourself Back injury Bend knees to lessen pressure on the lower back.
from injury is more important than avoiding Use legs as the source of power to lift object.
damage to what you’re lifting.
Solicit the help of others or employ tools if object is
too heavy to be lifted by one person.
Foot injury from dropping heavy Get a secure hold on object.
object Wear gloves to aid in a secure grip.
Wear steel-toed shoes, or similar.
2. Transporting heavy object. Back injury See above for more information.
Slipping on wet or slick floor Evaluate condition of floor along path from origin to
destination.
Do not move heavy loads until floor is dry.
3. Setting heavy object down. Foot injury from dropping heavy Do not drop object.
object See above for more information.
Back injury See above for more information.
Required Training: Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Back brace
Steel-toed Shoes (if necessary)

Other Information:
Created: Oct,2018
JSA Library Number: RS-Ops-02

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