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    Band Saw-Portable

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    Prakash Pavurala
    This Job Safety Analysis form analyzes the task of operating a portable band saw. It identifies potential hazards such as lacerations, amputations, struck by injuries, slips, trips and falls. Controls to mitigate these hazards include wearing appropriate personal protective equipment like safety glasses, work boots, gloves and hearing protection. Operators should inspect blades for damage before use, cut away from the body, and take breaks during extended use to prevent vibration. The form was analyzed by M. Williams on May 1, 2013 for OCH Maintenance at the University of Arizona.

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    Band Saw-Portable

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    This Job Safety Analysis form analyzes the task of operating a portable band saw. It identifies potential hazards such as lacerations, amputations, struck by injuries, slips, trips and falls. Controls to mitigate these hazards include wearing appropriate personal protective equipment like safety glasses, work boots, gloves and hearing protection. Operators should inspect blades for damage before use, cut away from the body, and take breaks during extended use to prevent vibration. The form was analyzed by M. Williams on May 1, 2013 for OCH Maintenance at the University of Arizona.

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    This Job Safety Analysis form analyzes the task of operating a portable band saw. It identifies potential hazards such as lacerations, amputations, struck by injuries, slips, trips and falls. Controls to mitigate these hazards include wearing appropriate personal protective equipment like safety glasses, work boots, gloves and hearing protection. Operators should inspect blades for damage before use, cut away from the body, and take breaks during extended use to prevent vibration. The form was analyzed by M. Williams on May 1, 2013 for OCH Maintenance at the University of Arizona.

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    Band Saw-Portable

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    Prakash Pavurala
    This Job Safety Analysis form analyzes the task of operating a portable band saw. It identifies potential hazards such as lacerations, amputations, struck by injuries, slips, trips and falls. Controls to mitigate these hazards include wearing appropriate personal protective equipment like safety glasses, work boots, gloves and hearing protection. Operators should inspect blades for damage before use, cut away from the body, and take breaks during extended use to prevent vibration. The form was analyzed by M. Williams on May 1, 2013 for OCH Maintenance at the University of Arizona.

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    Injury & Illness Prevention Program

    Job Safety Analysis Form

    Picture of
    Task: Portable band saws
    task/equipment:
    Name of
    Shop or OCH Maintenance, UA
    Dept:

    Job Title(s): Building Maintenance, Plumbers

    Analyzed by: M. Williams

    Date: 05/01/13
    Required PPE:
    Work boots hearing protection safety glasses Gloves

    Required/Recommended Trainings:
    STF Safety Equipment safety precautions
    HAZARD
    TASK CONTROLS
    S
    Operating a portable  Don PPE, including safety glasses, work boots,
    band saw gloves and hearing protection (When working in
    noisy areas).
     Always unplug or remove battery pack before
    removing blades or accessories.
     Do not wear loose clothing. Keep jewelry and hair
    out of reach of moving parts.
     Before use check for damage to blade and/or teeth.
    Laceration Cracked and damaged blades can vibrate loose and
    s become projectiles.
    Amputation
     When cutting do not hold piping below or in line of
    s
    blade.
    Struck By’s
     Always cut away from the body.
    Slips
    Trips  Never force the tool as it can bind and break
    Falls resulting in flying objects.
     Extended use can create vibration; gloves will help
    reduce vibration to hand and arms. Take breaks
    when working on long projects.
     Do not touch blade immediately after use as it will be
    hot.
     Never attempt to cut through piping that may be
    insulated with possible asbestos containing Material
    (PACM), only those trained in asbestos should work
    around PACM or ACM.

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