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S SA AF FE ET TY Y   T TA AS SK K   A AS SS SI IG GN NM ME EN NT T   ( (S ST TA A) )        Personal Protective Equipment Required:   Permits and Practices Required:
                                                        Fall Protection       Hand (Gloves)
     One STA will be completed before each shift for each task.     Full-Body Harness    Leather      Rubber        Hot Work                 Barricades
     Post this STA in an obvious place during the length of the    Retractable                Welding      High Voltage        Lock/Tag/Verify           Aerial lifts
     task.  Each crewmember involved with the task will sign    Other Systems           Neoprene    Kevlar        Excavation                MSDS
     this STA.  If deviation from safe work practice/procedure   Eye/Face                                        Energized Electrical Work
     occurs, WORK MUST BE STOPPED AND THE                Safety glasses with side-shields                       Confined Space
     JSA/STA REVISED.                                    Goggles              Monogoggles                      Crane Lift
                                                         Welding Hood         Face Shield                      Roof Access
                  STA INSTRUCTIONS:                     Respirator                                               Environmental Compliance
     1.  List job steps associated with task.            Qualified     Respirator Type ______________          Other (specify) __________
     2.  List hazards associated with job steps.        Foot
     3.  List safe work practices to eliminate the hazards    Safety-Toed Boots    Metatarsal
     4.  Conduct post safety meeting.                   Head                                                General Employee Safety Concerns: Answer the
     5.  Submit completed STA to Contract Management after    Hard Hat                                     following questions Yes, No, or N/A:
        each shift.                                     Hearing  Protection                                 a.  Should a Safety Rep be involved in the planning of
                                                         Ear Plugs            Ear Muffs                      this job? __________________________________
                                                        Clothing                                            b.  Could weather conditions affect the safe performance
      Employee(s) Assigned:                             Badge/ID:    Natural Fiber      Fire Retardant (FR)   of this task? ____________________
     ____________________________        _______         Chemical Resistant                                c.  Have all tools, electrical cords, rigging, and safety
                                                                                                               equipment been inspected? ______________
     ____________________________        _______        Other PPE required: ____________________________    d.  Has a material storage area been identified and
     ____________________________        _______                                                               approved? ________________________________
     ____________________________        _______                   Competent Persons Required:              e.  Have all scaffolds and ladders been inspected?  Have

     ____________________________        _______              Crane Operator                                  scaffold tags been signed? _______________
     ____________________________        _______              Forklift Operator                            f.  Is a fire watch or confined space attendant required?
                                                                                                               _________________________________________
     ____________________________        _______              Mobile Equipment Operator                    g.  Do you know how to summon help? ____________
     ____________________________        _______              Vehicle Operator                             h.  Housekeeping conditions?
     ____________________________        _______              Powder-Actuated Tool User                       ________________________________________
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                                                               Excavations
     ____________________________        _______              Scaffolds                                    i.  Have areas been identified as requiring fall protection
     ____________________________        _______              Ladders                                         systems and have they been installed?    ___________
     ____________________________        _______              Confined Spaces                              j.  Are flammable/combustible materials stored,
     ____________________________        _______              Other (specify)                                 separated, and secured? ______________________
                                                              Lead/Asbestos                                k.  Who is the Plant Operations contact? ___________

                     (1) TASK STEPS                                 (2) IDENTIFIED HAZARDS                            (3) SAFE WORK PRACTICES
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