Unit V Job Hazard Analysis Form Student Name: | Project Name: Tire Change JHA Hazard Description: Object punctures tire, Changing the flat tire. (Add more rows as needed) Task-Specific Description Existing/Potential Hazards Description Date: 9/6/2022 Hazard Controls/Consequence Code Task # Pulling over to the side of the road in a safe area 1 2 3 Putting on your hazard lights and putting the vehicle in park and using the emergency brake. Find your spare tire, jack, and lug wrench and if accessible, safety glasses and gloves. Loosen lug nuts (remove hub caps if 4 car model has them) This could be a hazard if the area is not safe, or if traffic is too heavy to pull over safely. This prevents the vehicle from suddenly moving forward or backwards and alerts other drivers. Locating a safe place to pull over on the side of the road with plenty of room and little traffic, using turn signal and other collision avoidances systems to get over safely. By setting the emergency brake you are preventing the car from rolling. Chocks are another prevention method. Foreign objects hitting your eyes, and Lift with proper technique improper lifting technique. Lug nut wrench slipping Place jack and raise the vehicle to the Vehicle can slip off the jack. 5 proper height of removing the tire. S H Use safety glasses. H Ensure that the lug nut wrench is the proper size to avoid any slipping. M Check the owner's manual to find the proper jack point and the proper way to raise the vehicle. H 6 7 Unit V Job Hazard Analysis Form Remove the damaged tire and mount Injury to back or hands while lifting. the spare by aligning the stud holes. Finger Tightened lug nuts and lower jack. Tightened lug nuts with wrench. 8 9 Put away the damaged tire and al the tools (wrench, jack, ppe) 10 10 Finger injury. the vehicle falling off the jack and pinching your body parts under the tire as the vehicle is lowering. Wrench slipping Back injury or injury to hands Test drive the vehicle and ensure that Merging back on to the road. the job was done properly Be sure to wear gloves and lift the tire on and off with proper lifting technique to prevent slipping or back injury. Wearing gloves to prevent injury to hands or wrench slipping. Keep body parts away from the underside of the vehicle. M L Ensure that the wrench is properly secure to the lug nut and the wrench is the proper size. M Use proper lifting technique to ensure no injury to back. Gloves to prevent any foreign objects cutting your hands. Use proper signaling when entering onto the road. L S Equipment and tools Jack for Car Spare tire -Lug nut Wrench Hazard Lights -Warning Cones Safety Glasses Traffic Steps to changing a tire Pull to side of road -Check for other vehicles Put on Hazard lights and Parking Brake -Open Trunk Get out tools and Spare Jack up Car Remove Lug nuts and tire- Put on spare and tighten lug nuts Lower Jack- Put away flat tire, tools and equipment Elemental hazards (snow, rain, wind, etc.) -Check Owners Manual Training of the driver- -Laws of the state. -Time of day (day or night) Right of way on the road Potential Roadside Hazards Level and even surface Environmental Hazards Type here to search 3 W Protocol and Proceedure People Involved ther driver The Driver- Passengers in the vehicle