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    LUM27 Ceiling Tiles

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    This document outlines the hazards and required precautions for repairing and replacing ceiling tiles. It identifies potential hazards such as falling from ladders or scaffolding, objects falling from the ceiling, dust inhalation, and contact with insulation or asbestos. Required precautions include inspecting equipment, wearing proper protective equipment like dust masks and safety glasses, checking for hazards before removing tiles, and using tools and ladders safely.

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    This document outlines the hazards and required precautions for repairing and replacing ceiling tiles. It identifies potential hazards such as falling from ladders or scaffolding, objects falling from the ceiling, dust inhalation, and contact with insulation or asbestos. Required precautions include inspecting equipment, wearing proper protective equipment like dust masks and safety glasses, checking for hazards before removing tiles, and using tools and ladders safely.

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    This document outlines the hazards and required precautions for repairing and replacing ceiling tiles. It identifies potential hazards such as falling from ladders or scaffolding, objects falling from the ceiling, dust inhalation, and contact with insulation or asbestos. Required precautions include inspecting equipment, wearing proper protective equipment like dust masks and safety glasses, checking for hazards before removing tiles, and using tools and ladders safely.

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    LUM27 Ceiling Tiles

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    Brijgopal Yadav
    This document outlines the hazards and required precautions for repairing and replacing ceiling tiles. It identifies potential hazards such as falling from ladders or scaffolding, objects falling from the ceiling, dust inhalation, and contact with insulation or asbestos. Required precautions include inspecting equipment, wearing proper protective equipment like dust masks and safety glasses, checking for hazards before removing tiles, and using tools and ladders safely.

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    LOCK SHOP

    UTILITY MECHANIC//SR. UTILITY MECHANIC


    Ref. Code: L-UM-27
    REPAIRING AND REPLACING
    CEILING TILES

    Activity Hazard Identification Required Precautions

    1. Driving to and from work site. 1. Motor vehicle accident; 1. Wear prescription lenses, if
    striking pedestrians, bicyclists, or required, and seatbelt.
    individuals using rollerblades. Verify that all equipment on
    vehicle is secured properly.
    Stay alert for pedestrians,
    bicyclists, and individuals
    using rollerblades.

    2. Using stepladder. 2. Ladder collapsing; 2. Inspect ladder before use.


    slipping/falling from ladder. Use ladder of proper height.
    Make sure ladder is properly
    assembled and locked and
    standing on level ground. Do
    not exceed weight limit for
    ladder. Do not stand on top
    of ladder or on top rung.
    Have coworker hold ladder.

    3. Using interior scaffolding. 3. Scaffolding collapsing; falling 3. Verify that scaffolding is


    from scaffolding. properly assembled and
    wheels locked. Use safety
    rails properly. Verify a safe
    means of climbing on/off
    scaffolding.

    4. Removing ceiling tiles. 4a. Objects on top of ceiling may 4a. Before removing any tiles,
    fall, striking worker. pull back a tile and survey area
    for hazards.

    4b. Inhalation of dust; dust in 4b. Wear dust mask and safety
    eyes. glasses.

    4c. Contact with fiberglass 4c. Wear dust mask, safety


    insulation could cause itching or glasses, and coveralls or long-
    other irritation. sleeve shirt.

    4d. Serious illness from contact 4d. If unsure whether or not


    with asbestos. ceiling contains asbestos, have
    safety department check area
    before beginning work.

    5. Using hand tools. 5. Cuts, pinches, smashes, 5. Keep tools in good condition.
    punctures, severing of fingers. Inspect tools before use.
    Wear safety glasses. Work
    away from yourself. Use
    normal caution required for
    all hand tools.

    REPAIRING & REPLACING CEILING TILES


    UTILITY MECHANIC//SR. UTILITY MECHANIC

    6. Cutting tiles with razor. 6. Severe lacerations. 6. Make cuts at floor level.
    Work away from yourself.
    Keep hands away from
    blades. Use caution.

    REPAIRING & REPLACING CEILING TILES

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