WORKPLACE HAZARD ASSESSMENT RECORDED BY: Matthew S. Young SIGNATURE: //s// SHOP NAME: Supply UIC NUMBER: N31188 SHOP PRIORITY: 2 DATE: 16 June 2015 LOCATION: BUILDING 324 COMMAND: Navy Information Operation Center POC: LT Carton PHONE: 3042496370 TOTAL PERSONNEL: 11 Shop Operation: Supply/Materials Handling, Multiple Operations (e.g. Shipping and Receiving Supplies and Loading and Unloading Trucks); Supply/Materials Handling, Material Handling Equipment/Forklift Operations; Supply/Materials Handling, Packaging; Spray Painting/Aerosol Can (e.g. Stenciling of Shipments); Cleaning, Chemical (e.g. Concrete Cleaning) and Clerical, Computer Use (Base Comptroller -Budget/Finance/TAD); Cleaning, Janitorial, Custodial (e.g. General House Keeping of the Shipping and Receiving Area); Chemical Processing (e.g. Hazard Material Coordination) Processes Health Stressors # of Workers Duration Frequency Controls Exposure Assessment Concrete Cleaning Hydrochloric Acid 11 - - Acceptable ENG: Natural Dilution PPE: Chemical Splash goggles, Face Shield, Butyl Rubber Gloves and Apron. quantities used and short process. Finding and Recommendation: None Processes Health Stressors # of Workers Duration Frequency Controls Exposure Assessment Spray Painting VOCs 11 As Needed -Acceptable ENG: Natural Dilution PPE: Chemical Splash goggles quantities used and short process. Finding and Recommendation: None Material Handling 11 As Needed - - Acceptable PPE: Earplug Frequency of exposure to stressor is minimal. Finding and Recommendation: None 2-4 Attachment (2)
WORKPLACE HAZARD ASSESSMENT RECORDED BY: Matthew S. Young SIGNATURE: //s// SHOP NAME: Medical UIC NUMBER: 00231 SHOP PRIORITY: 2 DATE: 16 June 2015 LOCATION: BUILDING 63 COMMAND: Navy Information Operation Center POC: LT Beaumont PHONE: 3042496380 TOTAL PERSONNEL: 6 Medical PAP Smear Methanol 1 Daily - ENG: Natural Dilution PPE: Chemical Resistant Nitrile Gloves Small quantities used and short process. Finding/Observation: The technician is potentially exposed to Methanol during Medical PAP Smear operations. Based on the frequency and duration of the operations and the amount of chemical used, personal exposure to these chemical in excess of the levels allowed in OPNAVINST 5100.23G is not expected. Recommendation: None Dental Filling/Drilling Mercury 1 Daily - ENG: Natural Dilution PPE: Chemical Resistant Nitrile Gloves quantities used and short process. Finding/Observation: The technician is potentially exposed to mercury during dental filling/drilling operations. Based on the small amount of chemical used per operation, personal exposure to these chemical in excess of the levels allowed in OPNAVINST 5100.23G is not expected. Recommendation: None Dental Sterilization/ Disinfection Isopropanol 1 Daily - ENG: Natural Dilution PPE: Chemical Resistant Nitrile Gloves Frequency of exposure to stressor is minimal. Finding/Observation: The technician is potentially exposed to mercury during dental sterilization and Disinfection operations. Based on the small amount of chemical used per operation, personal exposure to these chemical in excess of the levels allowed in OPNAVINST 5100.23G is not expected. Recommendation: None Dental Radiology Ionizing Radiation 1 Daily - ENG: Shielding (lead Lined Walls) PPE: Lead Apron ADM: ALARA Training Frequency of exposure to stressor is minimal. Finding/Observation: and Recommendation: None Medical/Dental Multiple Operation Bloodborne pathogens 6 Daily - ENG: Sharps Containers PPE: Lab coat, Nitrile Exam gloves and splash goggle ADM: Bloodborne Pathogen training Frequency of exposure to stressor is minimal. Finding/Observation: Personnel are potentially exposed to bloodborne pathogens and biohazards when providing patient care. In accordance with 29CFR 1910.1030. Personnel in Bloodborne Pathogens Program received annual training and used proper personal protective equipment. Recommendation: None 2-6 Attachment (2)
2-15 attachment (2) RECORDED BY: Matthew S. Young SIGNATURE: /S/ SHOP NAME: Security Department UIC NUMBER: N31188 SHOP PRIORITY: 2 DATE: 16 June 2015 LOCATION: BUILDING 63 COMMAND: Navy Information Operation Center POC: Mr. Rick Gillespie PHONE: (304) 249-6332 TOTAL PERSONNEL: 41 Shop Operation: Protective Services, Multiple Operations; Protective Services, Weapons Firing; Protective Services, Weapons Cleaning; Transportation, Fueling/Defueling and CBRNE Response. Processes Health Stressors # of Workers Duration Frequency Controls Exposure Assessment Weapons Firing Lead 41 As needed - ENG: Natural Dilution ADM: Warning Sign Enforcing Hand Washing, No eating - Acceptable Frequency of exposure to stressor is minimal. Noise As needed - Earplug/Ear muff -Unacceptable Direct read noise measurement ≥ 140 dBP Finding/Observation: When employees fire small caliber weapons, they are occupationally exposed to impulse noise levels greater than 140 decibels peak (dB(P)) Recommendation: Continue to enroll in Hearing Conservation Program. Weapons Cleaning Lead, Isopropyl Alcohol, Methyl Chloroform, 1,1,3, triflourcethane, acetate 41 As needed - - Acceptable ENG: Natural Dilution PPE: Chemical Gloves ADM: Warning Sign Enforcing Hand Washing, No eating Frequency of exposure to stressor is minimal. Finding/Observation: Personnel are potentially exposed to chemicals during weapon cleaning operation. Based on the frequency and duration of the operations, personal exposure to these chemicals in excess of the levels allowed in OPNAVINST 5100.23G and 29CFR 19110.1025 is not expected. Recommendation: None Guard Operations CO 41 As needed - Acceptable