Hazard Analysis - std114920020014

DOE-STD-1149-2002

anticipated number due to variations in subcontractors, construction operations, or

job sequence. For each project phase, the hazard analysis shall:

(a)

Identify the specific hazards, including the use or presence of any hazardous

chemicals, associated with each activity to be performed as well as the actual

corrective measures planned to control these hazards. Guidance for the

performance of such hazard analyses is provided in an OSHA pamphlet entitled

"Job Hazard Analysis" available online at:

http://www.osha-slc.gov/Publications/Osha3071.pdf. In planning controls to

address identified hazards, due consideration shall be given to the hierarchy of

controls (i.e., engineering controls, administrative controls and personal

protective equipment) as described in DOE Order 440.1A.

(b)

Include drawings and/or other documentation for all protective measures for

which the construction project acquisition documents or applicable safety and

health standards prescribe preparation by a Professional Engineer or other

qualified person.

(c)

List all equipment to be used for which applicable standards require periodic or

preoperational inspections.

(d)

Identify specific inspections as required by the construction project acquisition

documents or applicable safety and health standards and provide the

qualifications of the competent person(s) who will conduct these inspections .

(e)

Identify any prerequisite employee training or certifications needed to

accomplish the activities listed for each project phase.