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Environmental Remediation Drilling

Safety Guidelines

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Pinch points

Never place your hand or other body parts under auger or in holes in the auger

Attach one flight at a time

Stand clear of outriggers

Wear leather gloves

Identify any and all places where moving equipment could trap a body part and act to eliminate the hazard.

Power Tools

• Always read the owner's manual of the tool that you are using to learn the correct application and the

limitation of the tool.

• Lubricate tools as recommended by the manufacturer.

• Properly ground power tools.

• Never operate power saws or grinders without safety guards.

• Never run power tools in damp or wet locations.

• Always have proper lighting when using power tools.

• Do not abuse the cord - never carry a tool by its cord, or yank the cord to remove the plug from a

receptacle.

• Secure the work with clamps to allow both hands to be free to operate the tool.

• Remove adjusting keys and wrenches prior to starting the power tool.

• Keep the work area clean and free of clutter that can interfere with the work or get caught in the power

tool.

• Do not overreach, keep good footing and balance when using power tools.

• Do not carry plugged-in tools with your finger on the start switch.

• Disconnect all tools from power source when not in use and when servicing.

4.8 - Personal Protective Equipment

4.8.1 - Individual Protective Equipment

Certain personal protective equipment (PPE) must be worn because of the physical hazards posed by the

drilling operation. For most geotechnical, mineral, and groundwater drilling projects, individual protective

equipment must include a safety hat, safety shoes, safety glasses, and close fitting gloves and clothing. The

Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan will dictate other PPE and precautions necessary to address site related

hazards and risks. All protective equipment is provided by the respective employer(s).

Hard Hats

Hard hats must be worn by everyone working or visiting at or near a drilling site (worn with the brim in

front, only). All hard hats must be kept clean and inspected each working day to assure they are in good

repair with the headband and crown straps properly adjusted for the individual drill rig worker or visitor. A

hard hat is the number one piece of safety equipment. They should be worn on all drilling sites, shop or yard

areas where work might be performed under heavy objects, or where there is the possibility of injury from

falling objects. A hard had protects you from falling objects. For your protection, OSHA regulations allow

government inspectors to assess fines for not wearing hard hats.

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