Driving
You are a driver delivering a 40' container to a jobsite at an apartment complex at 7am on a Tuesday
List hazards identified and your plans to eliminate/ control the hazards
HAZARD 1: Pedestrian Traffic- Residents may be walking pets, heading to work, or exercising.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Drive cautiously. Use cones to alert pedestrians and vehicles and to block off delivery area. Use hand signals/ truck horn/headlights/ hazards if needed to communicate.
HAZARD 2: Tight Maneuvering Space: Narrow driveways, parked vehicles, and landscaping features. Risk of property damage or collision.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: If available, use a spotter/customer to guide backing and placement.
HAZARD 3: Unstable Ground or Slopes: Driveways or parking lots may be uneven or sloped.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Inspect ground before unloading. Use wheel chocks and stabilizers if necessary.
HAZARD 4: Unclear Drop Zone: No designated area for container placement. Risk of blocking emergency access or resident vehicles.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Use STOP WORK AUHTORITY! Call dispatch to confirm delivery details and if okay to drop.
HAZARD 5: Communication Gaps: No site contact available or unclear instructions. Risk of misplacement or delays.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Use STOP WORK AUHTORITY! Call dispatch to confirm delivery details and if okay to drop.
HAZARD 6: Overhead Obstructions: Power lines, tree branches, balconies, or signage.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Visually inspect for wires, branches, or structures. Adjust delivery route or container placement accordingly. Move cautiously.
HAZARD 7: Manual Handling Risks: Opening container doors or removing/adjusting chains may involve strain or pinch points.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Wear gloves and safety glasses. POWER ZONE -bend at the knees, not the waist, keep loads close to the body and avoid twisting while lifting or pulling.
You are assigned to replace 24 sqft of floor tile in a 48x12 mobile office. The customer wants to continue to work in the unit while you need to do repairs.
List hazards identified and your plans to eliminated/control the hazard
HAZARD 1: Customer Interaction Hazards/ restricted workspace- Unexpected movements or distractions from customer. Risk of miscommunication or unintentional interference. Risk of bumping into furniture or people. Limited room to maneuver
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Communicate Clearly. Inform the customer of the work plan and expected disruptions. Agree on boundaries and safe movement paths. Cone off or use caution tape to establish boundaries. Use stop work authority if boundaries are not adhered to by customer
HAZARD 2: Tool-Related Injuries
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Inspect tools before use. Wear gloves and eye protection. Ensure guards of on tools when not in use IF YOU ARE USING A HEAT GUN FILL OUT A HOT WORK PERMIT
HAZARD 3: Trip and Slip Hazards- Loose tiles, adhesive, tools, or debris on the floor. Wet surfaces from cleaning or adhesive application.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Housekeeping!! Clean as you go to prevent buildup of debris. Wipe up spills immediately. Keep tools and materials organized and out of walkways. Use cones, tape, or signage to separate work area from customer space.
HAZARD 5: Manual Handling Injuries- Lifting tiles, kneeling, and repetitive movements.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Use knee pads/ kneeling pad and take breaks to reduce strain. Lift tiles properly in power zone and use carts or dollies for transport.
You are cleaning an HVAC unit to prep for delivery.
List hazards identified and your plans to eliminate/ control the hazards.
HAZARD 1: Eye Injuries -Splashes from cleaning chemicals or flying debris.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Always wear safety goggles/ glasses or face shield
HAZARD 2: Inhalation of Dust/Debris or Chemicals- Dust, mold, or other particulates released during cleaning. Cleaning agents may cause respiratory issues.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Use a medical mask. Ensure you are cleaning in a well-ventilated area. Utilize the SDS to read on the chemicals respiratory risks and what to do if exposed for long periods of time.
HAZARD 3: Chemical Exposure- Cleaning agents may cause skin irritation, respiratory issues, or eye damage.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Wear gloves, goggles, apron, and masks as needed. Follow SDS guidelines for each chemical.
HAZARD 5: Sharp Edges & Pinch Points- HVAC units often have exposed metal edges, fins, and internal components.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Inspect unit for exposed sharp metal. Wear cut-resistant gloves. Use caution when reaching into tight areas.
HAZARD 6: Slip/Trip Hazards- Wet floors from cleaning. Hoses, cords, or tools left in walkways.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Cone off/ use caution signs around work area. Housekeeping! Keep hoses and tools organized.
HAZARD 7: Electrical Shock- Residual power in the unit or nearby equipment. Wet conditions increasing conductivity.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Ensure the unit is fully de-energized and locked out. TRY OUT!
You must list this branch number at the top of EVERY FLHA
1131
What branch in the military was John (BOM) in?
Navy
You are picking up a container that appears to be frozen to the ground.
List hazards identified and your plans to eliminate/control the hazard
HAZARD 1: Environmental Exposure- Cold temperatures can affect worker performance and increase risk of frostbite or hypothermia.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Be sure to wear cold-weather gear, gloves, boots with good traction, and eye protection. Stay hydrated. Take frequent breaks as needed.
HAZARD 2: Container Damage
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Visually assess the extent of ice buildup. Shovel or scrape ice around the container base. Use de-icing agents/ handheld torch. FILL OUT HOT WOKR PERMIT IF USE TORCH. Communicate to dispatch of the delay and possible dry run if unable to get unit free. Check for damage or stress points before attempting to lift.
A customer reports that their roof is leaking in their office after a rainstorm. You are assigned to inspect and fix the leak
List hazards identified and your plans to eliminate/control the hazard
HAZARD 1: Slip and Fall Hazards- Water accumulation on floors can cause slippery surfaces.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Place wet floor signs/cones around wet area. Use absorbent mats or towels to soak up water. Wear slip-resistant boots.
HAZARD 2: Ladder Safety- Using ladders to access the roof poses fall risks.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Inspect ladder condition before use (fill out ladder inspection form before getting on ladder). Ensure ladder is on stable, level ground. Use 3 points of contact always. Use spotter is available.
HAZARD 3: Roof Surface Hazards- Wet or damaged roofing materials can be unstable.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Wear fall protection (harness, lanyard). Inspect harness and fill out fall protection paperwork before getting on roof. Ensure roof is dry as possible. Avoid walking on visibly damaged or slippery areas.
HAZARD 4: Ceiling Collapse or Falling Debris- Water damage may weaken ceiling tiles or structures.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Visually inspect for sagging or bulging areas. Restrict access to areas directly below the leak (cones/ caution tape). Use hard hats during inspection.
You need an angle grinder to cut a 2x4
List hazards identified and your plans to eliminate/control hazards
HAZARD 1: Blade Contact- Risk of severe cuts or amputations if hands or body parts come into contact with the blade.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Keep hands away from the cutting path. Wear safety gloves. Wear safety glasses or a face shield. Use blade guards and retractable shields. Check blade condition and saw operation before use. Clamp or brace the 2x4 to prevent movement. Stay focused and take breaks if needed and avoid distractions during cutting. FILL OUT HOT WORK PERMIT
HAZARD 2: Flying Debris- Wood chips or sawdust can cause eye injuries. Sawdust can irritate lungs or trigger allergies.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Wear safety gloves. Use a medical mask. Ensure you are cutting in a well-ventilated area.
What does A.C.T. N.O.W on the FLHA stand for?
Assess the Task
Control the Risks
Take Action
Never take Unnecessary Risks
Own the task
Watch Others
What is Nick's favorite football team?
Da Bears
You are delivering a 30W to a customer. The notes advise that the unit needs to be doors to driver side and placed in between a building and fence.
List hazards identified and your plans to eliminate/control the hazard
HAZARD 1: Improper Unit Orientation- Incorrect placement of doors not facing the driver side.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Confirm orientation with the customer before leaving yard. Have customer verify final position before leaving.
HAZARD 2: Traffic Hazards- Congestion, aggressive drivers, or sudden stops can lead to accidents.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Plan route ahead using GPS and traffic updates. Be alert when driving. Maintain safe following distance. Drive defensively and obey all traffic laws. Use mirrors when maneuvering. Honk or signal when necessary to alert others.
HAZARD 3: Load Shift or Instability- Improperly secured container may shift during transit.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Inspect and secure the container using chains and binders. Inspect load securement chains and binders prior to hooking up to unit.
HAZARD 4: Low Clearance or Narrow Roads- Unit may not fit under bridges or through tight areas.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Know the container dimensions and check route for clearance restrictions. Use alternate routes if needed. Avoid tight turns or narrow alleys unless confirmed safe.
HAZARD 5: Restricted Access / Tight Space- Limited maneuvering room between the building and fence.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Conduct a site walk-through before dropping unit. Use spotters to guide placement. Ensure they are not near the danger zone for loading/unloading.
HAZARD 6: Manual Handling Risks- Removing/adjusting chains may involve strain or pinch points.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Wear gloves and safety glasses. POWER ZONE -bend at the knees, not the waist, keep loads close to the body and avoid twisting while lifting or pulling.
You have to change out a light fixture in a GLO
List hazards identified and your plans to eliminate/ control the hazard
HAZARD 1: Electrical Shock- Contact with live wires or components.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Turn off power at the circuit breaker before starting work. Use a voltage tester to confirm power is off. LOTOTO.
HAZARD 2: Ladder Safety- Using a ladder to reach the fixture.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Inspect ladder condition before use (fill out ladder inspection form before getting on ladder). Ensure ladder is on stable, level ground. Maintain three points of contact while climbing. Avoid overreaching—move the ladder as needed.
HAZARD 3: Eye Injury from Debris or Dust- Dust or particles falling from ceiling or fixture.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Wear safety goggles. Clean the area before and after the job.
HAZARD 4: Muscle Strain or Fatigue- Reaching overhead or lifting heavy fixtures.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Use proper lifting techniques. Take breaks if needed. Ask for assistance with heavy or awkward fixtures- two man lift.
You need to install shelving in a 20' container
List hazards identified and your plans to eliminate/control the hazard
HAZARD 1: Manual Handling Injuries- Lifting and positioning heavy shelving components. Awkward postures or repetitive movements.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Team lift heavy components. Use carts or dollies when possible.
HAZARD 2: Poor Lighting- Limited visibility inside the container may lead to mistakes or injury.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Use portable work lights or headlamps to improve visibility. Try to position container where there is more sunlight.
HAZARD 3: Trip and Slip Hazards- Tools, wood, shelving brackets in work area
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Housekeeping!! Keep tools and materials organized in designated area near work area but away from walking path
When do you need to fill out a Hot work permit?
Angle grinding with a grinding wheel
Angle grinding with a wire cup brush wheel
Torch cutting and heating
Plasma cutting
Welding
What is Lindsy's favorite animal?
Penguin
You are relocating a container 500 feet away from its current location at the customer site
List hazards identified and your plans to eliminate/control the hazard
HAZARD 1: Pedestrian and Vehicle Traffic
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Communicate with site personnel before starting. Coordinate with site management to temporarily restrict traffic. Set up cones or barricades to restrict access. Use high-visibility clothing and signage.
HAZARD 2: Traffic Hazards- Congestion, aggressive drivers, or sudden stops can lead to accidents.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Plan route ahead using GPS and traffic updates. Be alert when driving. Maintain safe following distance. Drive defensively and obey all traffic laws. Use mirrors and backup cameras when maneuvering. Honk or signal when necessary to alert others.
HAZARD 3: Load Shift or Instability- Improperly secured container may shift during relocation.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Inspect and secure the container using chains and binders. Inspect load securement chains and binders prior to hooking up to unit.
HAZARD 4: Ground Conditions- Uneven, soft, or slippery terrain may affect relocation
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Inspect the path before moving the container. Avoid relocation during wet or icy conditions.
HAZARD 5: Pinch Points- Fingers, hands, or limbs can get caught between chains, hooks, binders, or container edges during removal or adjustment.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Wear safety gloves. Keep hands clear of tensioned areas when releasing binders or hooks. Release tension slowly and in a controlled manner to prevent sudden movement. Inspect chains and binders before use to ensure they are in good condition and not prone to snapping or slipping.
You are delivering and setting up steps to a customer site.
List hazards identified and your plans to control/eliminate the hazard
HAZARD 1: Tool Use Hazards- Injuries from drills, wrenches, or other setup tools.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Inspect tools before use. Use PPE (gloves, safety glasses). Follow manufacturer instructions for installation.
HAZARD 2: Improper Placement- Steps not aligned properly may cause instability or customer injury.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Confirm placement location with the customer. Use a level to ensure proper alignment. Secure steps to prevent movement if necessary.
HAZARD 3: Vehicle and Pedestrian Traffic- Working near driveways or active work zones.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Use cones or barriers to mark the setup area. Wear high-visibility clothing. Stay alert and communicate with customer/ workers on site.
HAZARD 4: Slip, Trip, and Fall Hazards- Uneven ground, tools, or packaging materials may cause trips.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Clear the work area of debris and obstacles. Wear slip-resistant footwear.
HAZARD 5: Pinch Points- Fingers or hands may get caught between step components or during placement.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Wear gloves. Keep hands clear of tight spaces.
HAZARD 6: Manual Handling Risks- Lifting or positioning heavy steps may cause strain or injury.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Use proper lifting techniques. Ask for assistance (TEAM LIFT) or use mechanical aids. Stretch before lifting and wear back support if needed.
You are maneuvering containers in the yard on the forklift
List hazards identified and your plans to eliminate/control the hazard
HAZARD 1: Pedestrian and Vehicle Traffic
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Use audible alarms and flashing lights on the forklift. Always look in the direction of travel
HAZARD 2: Uneven or Damaged Ground- Potholes, gravel, or soft surfaces can cause instability.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Inspect the yard surface before operation. Avoid areas with poor ground conditions. Drive slowly and cautiously over uneven terrain.
HAZARD 3: Load Instability- Container may shift, fall, or tip if not properly secured.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Ensure forks are properly positioned and spaced. Tilt the mast slightly back when lifting. Avoid sudden movements or sharp turns. Keep the load low while moving. Operate at safe speeds.
HAZARD 4: Fatigue or Distraction- Reduced focus can lead to accidents.
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Take regular breaks. STOP WORK AUHTORITY. Avoid phone use or other distractions while operating. Stay hydrated and alert.
HAZARD 5: Weather Conditions
PLAN TO ELIMINATE: Delay operations during severe weather. Follow severe weather instructions provided in weather monitoring group chat. Wear weather-appropriate PPE.
Every worker performing any work in or on any WSMM branch facilities has the responsibility and authority to ______________ for conditions that threaten injury or pose an imminent danger or harm to an employee, property damage, or other incident.
Stop work
What kind of pet does Yasser have?
Bunny