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    Electrical shock and fire hazards - office equipment, electric heaters, appliances, and outlets Slips, Trip, and Falls - wet floors, work place obstacles General Office Work Ergonomics Training Ensure work area is properly illuminated, eliminate glare on screen, Individuals requiring prescription eye wear should ensure proper focal distance is achieved without having to tilt the head.

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    Electrical shock and fire hazards - office equipment, electric heaters, appliances, and outlets Slips, Trip, and Falls - wet floors, work place obstacles General Office Work Ergonomics Training Ensure work area is properly illuminated, eliminate glare on screen, Individuals requiring prescription eye wear should ensure proper focal distance is achieved without having to tilt the head.

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    JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS

    JHA Number Date


    Job/Task: Office Worker Location
    Employee

    Job Steps Potential Hazards Recommended Controls


    General Office Work Electrical shock and fire hazards – General Office Safety Awareness
    office equipment, electric heaters, Training
    appliances, and outlets Office/Work Place Evaluations for
    Hazard Recognition

    Slips, Trip, and Falls – wet floors, Slip, Trip, and Fall Prevention
    work place obstacles Training
    Follow good housekeeping practices
    – including closing draws, properly
    disposing of waste, and properly
    storage of materials and equipment
    not in use.
    Chemical exposure – cleaning
    products, toner etc. Hazard Communication Training
    Data Entry/Computer Use/Typing Repetitive motion disorders and Ergonomics Training
    Musculoskeletal disorders

    Eye Strain Ensure work area is properly


    illuminated, Eliminate glare on
    screen, Individuals requiring
    prescription eye wear should ensure
    proper focal distance is achieved
    without having to tilt the head.
    Adjust screen refresh rate as needed
    to eliminate screen flicker
    Filing and Materials Handling Musculosketal disorders – back Ergonomics and lifting techniques
    strain etc. Training
    Office Equipment Use – Fax and Potential exposure to ozone and Ensure work area is adequately
    copy machines other sensitizers ventilated

    Paper Cutters, Staplers Lacerations


    Do not use paper cutters if the guard
    Punctures is removed or blade is dull.
    Keep fingers and hands away from
    point of operation.
    Material Storage Slips, Trip, and Falls Slip, Trip, and Fall Prevention
    Lacerations, Bruises or abrasions Training
    Follow good housekeeping practices
    – including closing draws, properly
    disposing of waste, and properly
    storage of materials and equipment
    not in use. Do not store materials
    over head height if possible. Use
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    JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS
    JHA Number Date
    Job/Task: Office Worker Location
    Employee

    appropriate ladders or stepping


    devices (do not use chairs as step
    ladders)
    General Worker Safety and Potential life threatening situations Know where fire or emergency pull
    Reporting – fire, explosion, chemical release stations are located in the building.
    etc. Know the emergency evacuation
    routes for the building and the rally
    point once outside.
    General Worker Safety and Potential injury due to the presents WFF Close Call/Mishap reporting
    Reporting (cont.) of work place hazards such as system training
    broken handrail, broken chair, torn Perform periodic work place
    carpet presenting a trip hazard. assessments for potential hazards.
    Know your building FOM and
    report hazards to them for
    correction.
    Know procedures for reporting work
    related injuries.

    Employee Signature Date

    Supervisor Signature Date

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