Project Name:	Lilyfield Quarry	Company Name:	Hugh Munro Construction                    

Project Number		Contractor’s Project Manager:	Roy Kelly	Phone 204-
 		  479-8053 	

1. Description of Work	
	  	
	Stripping, stockpiling, building berms, water retention pond, drilling, blasting,  	
	crushing, screening, stock piling, distributing rock and fill,  	
Project Description	temporary road building 

	 	

 	

NE, SE, and SW section 17-12-2E 
 	
Project Location		
(Provide as much detail as		
possible)		

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Dates of Work

 	

	 	

Contractor’s Project		
Site Safety	Bob Bloomer 	
Supervisor	204-224-9218 Ext:233 	
Phone Number		

Subcontractors and their scope of work	

Drilling - Agassiz Drilling Blasting - Austin Powder 	

Equipment involved	Hydraulic drills, crusher, conveyors, front end loaders, graders, excavators, bulldozers, dump trucks, flat bed trucks, fuel trucks, crew trucks, diesel and gasoline storage tanks 

List Major Work Activities:	-mobilize equipment, install fuel storage 
-Clearing and stripping by bulldozer, loader, excavator  
-stacking, chipping, mulching and hauling out cut bush 
-grading crushing area 
-drill, blast, crush and haul rock product 
-distribute crushed rock, create temporary roads, lay geotextile 

 	

2. Scope of Work
What are the major hazards associated with each definable work activity?
Complete Hazard Assessments and Safe Work Procedures for specific work tasks.

JOB HAZARD ASSESSMENT & SAFE WORK PROCEDURE WORKSHEET	
CONTROL MEASURES: _Note:  SWP = safe work procedure  PPE = personal prot. eqpt.	
HAZARD / RISK KEY: A1 – imminent danger, correct immediately
B2 – moderately hazardous (not IDLH), correct immediately or ASAP C3 – mildly hazardous / not meeting regulation, needs attention	
Sequence of Steps	Potential Accidents or Hazards	Preventive Measures	

Mobilize equipment	A1
– loading and unloading equipment, fuel storage, fuelling machines
-tip overs, spills, pedestrian hazards	
-SWP for loading / unloading equipment
-SWP for fueling, safe location, bermed storage areas, spill cleanup product	

Maintenance and fuelling	
A1
-Contamination, fire	-SWP for fuelling
-safe fuelling location away from water sources
-spill cleanup product / mitigation procedures
-PPE as required for maintenance work	

Stacking, mulching and chipping waste bush, hauling out	A1
-high noise levels from mulching
/ chipping machines
-entrainment, amputation hazards
-pinch, crush hazards
-eye hazards
-pedestrian / vehicle hazards
-cold conditions	

-SWP for chipping and mulching machines
-Eye/face PPE, hearing protection, gloves
-hi-visibility clothing
-proper clothing, shelter, breaks	

Excavation	A1
-excavators, loaders, dump trucks
-tip over, pedestrian hazards noise	
-hi-visibility clothing for ground workers
-hearing / eye protection
-SWP for heavy equipment operation	

Lay geotextile	B2
-cold conditions
-strain injury	
-SWP for prevention of strain injuries
-shelter, cold weather clothing	

Drilling and Blasting	

A1
-Moving equipment
-Equipment noise
-Pedestrian /collision hazards
-Explosion / flying debris
-Entrainment / crush injuries	
-Stand clear and be observant
-warning signals, signage, perimeter patrol
SWP for drilling and blasting
SWP for loading explosives
-SWP for drilling equipment
-Hi vis clothing
-hearing and eye protection
-respirators	

Crushing & screening Material	
A1
Moving equipment
-high noise levels
Entrainment / crush injuries- crusher and conveyors
-Pedestrian / collision hazards	
-SWP for crushing & screening
-SWP for conveyors
- SWP for stockpiling
-hearing & eye PPE, Hi-viz clothing
-respirators	

Temporary road building	A1
-dump trucks
-loaders and excavators
-grading
-ground personnel hazards
-install culverts	-SWP for operation of various heavy equipment
-SWP for hauling and dumping
-SWP for installing culverts by loader
-Hi-Viz clothing for ground personnel	

Cold Weather conditions	A1
-cold conditions
-blizzards, whiteouts	-Be prepared for very cold weather conditions
-shelter, water
-monitor weather
-radio communications, work alone protocols	

3. Training Requirements and Qualifications	

All personnel	-W.H.M.I.S. 
-Site orientation 
-Daily PSI’s 
-emergency response 
-work alone 
-environmental protocols 	
Subcontractors	TBA 	

Task/Area Specific Requirements	 
-individual tools and equipment 
-Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) as required 
-heavy equipment certification 	

     	      	

     	      	
4. Emergency Contacts	
Ambulance	911	
Police	911	
Fire	911	

Nearest Hospital	Seven Oaks General Hospital 2300 McPhillips St.	

Directions to Nearest Hospital
(Map Attached?   YES	NO)		
Project Manager Safety Officer	Roy Kelly Bob Bloomer	
Workplace Safety and Health Branch	1-204-945-3446	
		
Excavation –Permit # 	 	

      	      	

 

5. Personal Protective Equipment	
All On Site Personnel	Hardhats, traffic vests and CSA footwear when off trucks or heavy equipment – all ground level workers 	

Area Specific Requirements	Drilling, blasting & crushing –hardhats, safety footwear, hi-viz clothing, safety eyewear, hearing protection, respirators as required 
 	
Task Specific Requirements	 	

      	      	

6. Safety, emergency and Environmental Protection Equipment Required	
Activity	Equipment	
all	First aid kit, fire extinguisher, eyewash on site at all times (15 min eyewash at camp)	
      	Spill control / clean-up product in vehicles  	
      	Fire extinguishers & first aid on all vehicles 	

      	      	

7. Traffic Accommodation Requirements	
Hazard	Control Measure	
		
Civilian traffic, snowmobiles	Restricted traffic area – signage / barricades	
Quads, dirt bikes	     	

8. Control Measures to Protect Other Workers/Public: This section details how you will protect other workers and members of the public sharing the worksite, or working in areas adjacent to the
worksite from any physical or chemical hazards that the work may generate. In the case of occupied office space chemical hazards include dust and odours.	
Hazard	Control Measure	
		
Moving equipment 	Stand clear and be observant, Hi-Viz clothing 	
Ground conditions 	Proper footing, avoid / control slippery conditions 	
Fueling of equipment 	Spill control products 
 	
Crossing right of ways 	Clearance, signage, spotter 	
blasting 	Fencing, signage, perimeter patrol, planned signals 	

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