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Community
                                            Services          Community Facility Services Branch

                                                             HAZARD ASSESSMENT and CONTROL
                          FORT EDMONTON PARK
                          All Sections: Programming-                                                   Completed by: Kevin Spaans, Laura Frazer, Sherry Haley, Ron
                          Public, Schools,                     Date Created: September 10, 2009        Wheeler, Judy Glenn, Jaclyn Landry, Earl Grotzky, Marcel Austin
Description of
Work Area:                Volunteers, Special Events;
                                                               Previous Review: Feb.18 2009
                          Retail; Bookings; Selkirk                                                    Reviewed by: Chris Johnson, Fort Edm. Safety Committee
                          Hotel; Train; Operations;
                          FE Foundation Staff;                                                         Approved by: : Dean Treichel, Bill Demchuck
                          Artifacts; St. Car Barn
                                                                                                                                                     Action     Target
             Hazard                    S     P   E   Rate1              Existing Controls              S   P   E    Rate2      Further Controls
                                                                                                                                                     By          Date
1. On site emergency /                 3     2   2     6       a) Emergency Procedures and             2   1   2     5                               Kevin/
   threat of emergency                               medium       staff trained in their use.                      medium    Fire extinguisher       Judy      May
                                                               b) Emergency Equipment – Vests,                               training                          2010
 A fire, robbery, explosion                                      quick procedures, fire
  (or bomb threat), medical                                       extinguishers, first aid supplies,
  emergency (heart attack)                                        etc. available for use.
  etc.                                                         c) Building fire alarms and
 Not having emergency                                            sprinklers
  equipment available when                                     d) Orientation to facility for all
  needed (ep kit, fire                                            employees - Exits, Fire
  extinguishers, etc.) to                                         extinguishers, First Aid
  mitigate or minimize                                            equipment, emergency
  injuries and possible loss                                      procedures, etc.
  of life.                                                        http://ecity/AppForms/HRForm
                                                                  s/Orientation/Checklistemploye
                                                                  e.pdf
                                                               e) Good signage on emergency
                                                                  exits
                                                               f) Staff on site trained in First
                                                                  Aid, and CPR available to help
                                                               g) Fire / emergency drills
                                                                  conducted annually, real
                                                                  emergency drills, and
                                                                  debriefings.
                                                               h) Scheduled first aid kit, fire
      1
          without controls in place
      2
          with existing controls in place

      Page 1 of 8
extinguisher and emergency
                                                           equipment inspections.
                                                      i)   Yearly fire extinguisher
                                                           inspections - tyco
                                                      j)   Critical incident stress
                                                           debriefing team available
2. Workplace Violence – 2            2   3     7      a)   Ready and close proximity to 2        1   2     5                            Kevin   May
   against and between -                      High         radios and supervisors for staff              Medium   Annual review of              2010
   colleagues, patrons and                                 working alone in buildings                             safety and security
   public.     Resulting in                           b)   Perimeter Checks: Checking                             procedures       at
   physical, emotional or                                  inside the facility looking for                        removed building
   physiological trauma and                                suspicious persons or things                           exhibits
   injuries.                                          c)   Door sensors activated during
                                                           off hours
 Interacting with agitated or                        d)   Often other staff available for
   undesirable patrons on site                             support.
   or at the front line.                              e)   Undesirable      or    potentially
                                                           dangerous patrons reported to
                                                           supervisors for investigation
                                                      f)   Violence in the Workplace
                                                           training. Violence in the
                                                           Workplace Q/A
                                                      g)   Corporate          Administrative
                                                           Directive     and      Procedures
                                                           A1438 address the issue.
                                                      h)   Emergency procedures
                                                      i)   First aid trained staff on site
                                                           available to provide help.
                                                      j)   Corporate Identification Cards.
                                                           Policy A1434
3. Ergonomics                    2   2   1     5      a)   Ergonomically            designed 2   1   1     4
                                             Medium        furniture (desks & chairs) in                  low
 Musculoskeletal injury                                   research areas
   and/or reduced                                     b)   Ergonomic         reviews       of
   productivity due to poor                                equipment         /      furniture
   and incorrect workstation                               positioning     by     City     of
   set up or design.                                       Edmonton               Ergonomic
                                                           Consultant
                                                      c)   Staff awareness        of proper
                                                           sitting / working positioning
                                                           Corporate Ergonomist injury


      Page 2 of 8
prevention tips
                                                      d) Public Work accommodation
                                                         staff approving all work space
                                                         design moves, etc.
                                                      e) Corporate purchasing standards
                                                         in place to address acquisition
                                                         of new office furniture.
                                                      f) Staff medical concerns related
                                                         to office equipment use / design
                                                         reported to their supervisors, for
                                                         action.
                                                      g) Staff exercise & stretching
                                                         Stretch Better, Feel Better
                                                         Video Program
4. Motor Vehicle Accidents         3   3   2    8     a) Valid driver’s license               2   1   2     5
   (off & on work site)                        High   b) Business insurance coverage for                  Medium
                                                         personnel vehicle.
 Vehicle accident injuries                           c) Traveling on official city
   while traveling (to/from                              business City policy regarding
   work, and during business                             car rental A1415F.
   hours).                                            d) Safe driving and vehicle
 Vehicle accident injuries                              operating practices
   while in a modern/antique                          e) Defensive Driving Courses for
   motor vehicle while                                   those who are driving daily
   conducting some work                               f) Draft cell phone use while
   related activity on facility                          traveling City Policy
   grounds.                                           g) Proper training of crank-starting
 Vehicle accident injuries                              antique automobiles to prevent
   when operating motorized                              wrist injury
   equipment on-site- snow
   plow, antique vehicles,
   golf carts, bobcat, tractors
5. Working alone – (after          3   3   3    9     a) Land line phones and radios are      2   2   2     6
   regular hours and                           High      available for staff at select                     Med
   during normal working                                 locations.
   hours)                                             b) Trades sign-in sheets sign
                                                         in/out log system for access to
 As a result of working                                 facility.
    alone, staff have additional                      c) Restricted access into facility.
    exposure to emergencies,                          d) Building sensor / security
    violence, etc. where no-                             system during off hours.

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one else is available                             e) Other staff and supervisors
    nearby for immediate aid.                            available for support
                                                      f) Violence in the Workplace
                                                         training. Violence in the
                                                         Workplace Q/A
                                                      g) Emergency procedures.
                                                      h) Open and lock procedures &
                                                         sign-in and out procedure
                                                      i) Street lighting during evening
                                                         hours
6. Unsafe Equipment and            2   3   2    7     a) Monthly safety inspections            2   2   1     5
   unsafe use of equipment                     High   b) Staff       reporting        unsafe               Medium
 Equipment and supplies                                 equipment or conditions
   not properly maintained or                         c) Safety committee discussions to
   having appropriate safety                             address any unsafe conditions
   devices (axes, saws, tools                         d) First aid kits and staff trained in
   etc.)                                                 first aid
 Injuries due to improper                            e) Staff trained on equipment use
   use of power                                          safety and correct storage
   tools/equipment – Saws,                            f) Proper PPE if necessary -
   log splitter, power auger,                            gloves, goggles
   planer, router, drill press,                       g) Operator manuals
   jointer, welder, leaf                              h) Equipment Care and storage
   blower, chain saw,                                    protocols
   presses, metal bender,                             i) Axe and stove use sessions
   torches, hydrolic tailgate
   (Fort operations staff, train
   shed, yard, street car barn,
   and train); meat slicers,
   gas ranges, deep fryer, fry
   slicer, knives, steam table
   (Selkirk Hotel)
 Loading Dock Doors

Improper equipment use may
result in lost or crushed limbs,
burns, eye and other injuries,
etc.
7. Trips, Slips & Falls            2   3   3    8     a) Proper PPE - shoes, (wearing          1   2   3     6
                                               High      appropriate footwear for the                      Medium
Cause a variety of short and                             conditions), etc.
long term tissue and bone                             b) Personal awareness of various

       Page 4 of 8
injuries to back, legs, feet, etc.                           trip & slip hazards, objects
such and broken bones, tendon                                sticking out, were ever you are.
and ligament damage, etc.                               c)   Report conditions that are
                                                             unsafe and require maintaining
 Outdoors, tripping on                                      (i.e. broken boardwalks, loose
  uneven surfaces, etc.                                      cords,      slippery       surfaces
 Indoors - tripping on                                      requiring maintenance, etc.).
  stairs, floor mats, edging,                           d)   Safety inspections and random
  uneven surfaces, boxes,                                    inspections. Actions taken to
  cords, stairs, mats, carpet,                               correct and report potential trip
  boxes, etc.                                                hazards immediately.
 Sharp objects or objects                              e)   Proper work practices are
  sticking out - projecting                                  followed, lifting, moving heavy
  furniture, boardwalk nails                                 objects, storage of supplies,
                                                             housekeeping / cleaning.
                                                        f)   First aid kits and staff /
                                                             volunteers trained in first aid.
                                                        g)   OH&S Safety Alerts & videos
                                                             http://ecity/employeeinformatio
                                                             n/safety_wellness/safety-period-
                                                             videos.aspx
                                                             http://ecity/employeeinformatio
                                                             n/safety_wellness/safety-
                                                             bulletins-and-incident-
                                                             alerts.aspx
                                                        h)   Use of Signage - wet floors, fall
                                                             hazards, etc.
                                                        i)   Ice melt by doors for use during
                                                             winter
                                                        j)   Spray painted drains           with
                                                             bright colours for noticibility
8. Bodily fluids or Bio              2   2   3    7     a)   First aid kits and staff trained in 1   2   2   5        Review building     Kevin   April
   hazards                                       High        first aid.                                      Medium   standards of                2010
 Exposure to infections,                               b)   Staff trained on proper handling                         cleanliness and
   moulds, and diseases from                                 - wash hands, use sanitizer                              draft cleanliness
   old artifacts, historical                            c)   Safety inspections                                       manual
   buildings, furniture, etc.                           d)   Proper PPE - gloves, cleaning
   may have viruses, moulds,                                 supplies, easily accessible when
   etc. impacting worker                                     necessary
   health                                               e)   Provincial OH&S Biohazard
                                                             information
                                                             http://employment.alberta.ca/cp

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s/rde/xchg/hre/hs.xsl/136.html#
                                                            bacteria
                                                      f)    Safety committee discussions
9. Lifting or moving heavy         2   2   3    7     a)   Obtain help of other facility 2        1   3     6
   objects                                     High        staff for heavy work (some tasks               Medium
                                                           require 2 or more staff)
Back injuries, pinched fingers,                       b)   Ability to contract out heavy
scrapes, fall injuries, etc.                               work
 From lifting heavy boxes,                           c)   Equipment available to assist
    moving books, furniture                                with heavy lifting (carts,
    etc. (all staff); moving                               elevator, movers)
    picnic tables, farm                               d)   OH&S information on Heavy
    equipment, etc. from                                   lifting      Lifting      Training
    different locations within                             Information.
    the park, etc. (Fort Edm.                         e)   Utilize proper lifting techniques.
    Parks Operations staff)                           f)   Use appropriate equipment to
    banquet setup, moving                                  retrieve equipment and supplies
    food service equipment-                                from levels where reaching is
    steam tables, salad bars,                              required      Lifting     Training
    coffee urns, deep fryers                               Information
    (Selkirk Hotel), lifting                          g)   PPE - gloves, etc.
    heavy fuel can, train parts,                      h)   Operators        manuals       for
    wheels, heavy tools, track                             specialized moving equipment.
    sections, lumber, etc.
    (train shed & yard, train,
    Street car barn)
10. Facility Features              3   2   3    8     a)   Scheduled facility maintenance     2   1   3     6      Review of animal         Glen      May
                                               High   b)   Safety inspections                             Medium   safety                             2010
Overhead Obstructions –                               c)   Trades repair requests                                  protocol/training
Low beams in some historical                          d)   Overhead obstructions marked                            for staff/volunteers
building exhibits - possible                               and clearly noted
head injuries.                                        e)   Staff training on horse/animal                          Review of                 Ron,     May
                                                           protocol                                                equipment safety         Kevin     2010
Historical Vehicles /                                 f)   Staff training on railway safety                        protocal                Brooke
equipment –                                                with appropriate signage                                                          May
Train, streetcar, horse-drawn                         g)   Employee orientation to entire                                                  training
wagons, carousel, Ferris                                   facility                                                                       sessions
wheel. – personal injury, run-                        h)   Engineered controls - railings,
away horses- personal and                                  blockers, chains, etc.
equipment injury

 Loading Dock Doors -
       Page 6 of 8
possible injuries from
    doors coming down un-
    expectantly and crushing
    someone
11. Chemical exposure           2   2   3     7      a) Monthly safety inspections            2   2   2     6      Review storage of   Ron ,    2010
 (train shed - yard & train-,                High    b) Staff       reporting        unsafe               Medium   all chemicals and   Brooke
Hotel Selkirk, Fort Edmonton                            equipment or conditions                                    ensure compliance   Marcel
Park Operations, street car                          c) Safety committee discussions to                            to regulations.
barn)                                                   address any unsafe conditions.
 Chemicals used in:                                 d) MSDS sheets                                                Review condition
   o operation, restoration                          e) First aid kits and staff trained in                        of supplies and
       of the FEP locomotive-                           first aid.                                                 chemical storage    Kevin    Feb.
       thinners, lacquers,                           f) Staff trained on equipment use                             location in the     Ron      2010
       paints, resin glues,                             and correct storage                                        facilities          Sherry
       acetone, kerosene,                            g) Proper PPE - gloves, goggles
       strippers, sodium                             h) Proper       containment       and
       phosphate anhydrous                              labeling for chemicals on site
   o day to day                                      i) Spill kits
       housekeeping                                  j) Hazardous       chemicals      and
       operations of the fort                           flammable liquids must be
       operations & hotel -                             stored as per legislative
       cleaners, bleach,                                requirements - with proper
       strippers, lime away,                            signage.
       Comet, ammonia,                               k) Building Trades inspections and
       disinfectants                                    maintenance
   o Cleaning surfaces
       (diluted ammonia,
       metal cleaners, paint
       strippers)

Unsafe use of chemicals may
result in burns, eye damage,
long term health issues,
environmental damage, etc.
12. Use, set-up and storage     2   2   2     6      a) Training on proper lifting            2   1   1     4
    of chairs and equipment                 Medium      techniques, and furniture set-up                   Low
    (Fort Edm. Park                                     and storage.
    Operations and Hotel                             b) Provincial publications on
    Selkirk staff, )                                    correct         lifting        -
                                                        http://employment.alberta.ca/cp
 Improper lifting of heavy                             s/rde/xchg/hre/hs.xsl/136.html


      Page 7 of 8
objects (weights)                              c) Storage signage
 Equipment not stored
    properly causing trip
    hazards.
 Equipment itself may
    cause injures - falling,
    tripping, pinched fingers,
    hitting heads, poking eyes,
    tripping, etc.
13. Climbing                                       a) Compliance with Alberta                                                         Dec.
                                   2   2   2   6      Occupational Health and Safety    2   1   1   4   Develop               Ron,    2010
 Falling from ladders - high                         Act 134 – 137                                     comprehensive safe   Brooke
    places                                         b) PPE - fall protection equipment                   climbing procedure
 Inadequate fall protection                       c) Obtain assistance when
    while, using ladders, Train                       handling a heavy or long
    engine, Train Coaches                             ladder;
    Scaffolding (Train Shed,                       d) Safe climbing practices and
    Yard and Train operators)                         procedure
                                                   e) Safe climbing training
Resulting in fall injuries, such                   f) Use equipment as per
as broken bones, concussions,                         manufactures recommendations
etc.




       Page 8 of 8

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FEP Hazard Assesment

  • 1. Community Services Community Facility Services Branch HAZARD ASSESSMENT and CONTROL FORT EDMONTON PARK All Sections: Programming- Completed by: Kevin Spaans, Laura Frazer, Sherry Haley, Ron Public, Schools, Date Created: September 10, 2009 Wheeler, Judy Glenn, Jaclyn Landry, Earl Grotzky, Marcel Austin Description of Work Area: Volunteers, Special Events; Previous Review: Feb.18 2009 Retail; Bookings; Selkirk Reviewed by: Chris Johnson, Fort Edm. Safety Committee Hotel; Train; Operations; FE Foundation Staff; Approved by: : Dean Treichel, Bill Demchuck Artifacts; St. Car Barn Action Target Hazard S P E Rate1 Existing Controls S P E Rate2 Further Controls By Date 1. On site emergency / 3 2 2 6 a) Emergency Procedures and 2 1 2 5 Kevin/ threat of emergency medium staff trained in their use. medium Fire extinguisher Judy May b) Emergency Equipment – Vests, training 2010  A fire, robbery, explosion quick procedures, fire (or bomb threat), medical extinguishers, first aid supplies, emergency (heart attack) etc. available for use. etc. c) Building fire alarms and  Not having emergency sprinklers equipment available when d) Orientation to facility for all needed (ep kit, fire employees - Exits, Fire extinguishers, etc.) to extinguishers, First Aid mitigate or minimize equipment, emergency injuries and possible loss procedures, etc. of life. http://ecity/AppForms/HRForm s/Orientation/Checklistemploye e.pdf e) Good signage on emergency exits f) Staff on site trained in First Aid, and CPR available to help g) Fire / emergency drills conducted annually, real emergency drills, and debriefings. h) Scheduled first aid kit, fire 1 without controls in place 2 with existing controls in place Page 1 of 8
  • 2. extinguisher and emergency equipment inspections. i) Yearly fire extinguisher inspections - tyco j) Critical incident stress debriefing team available 2. Workplace Violence – 2 2 3 7 a) Ready and close proximity to 2 1 2 5 Kevin May against and between - High radios and supervisors for staff Medium Annual review of 2010 colleagues, patrons and working alone in buildings safety and security public. Resulting in b) Perimeter Checks: Checking procedures at physical, emotional or inside the facility looking for removed building physiological trauma and suspicious persons or things exhibits injuries. c) Door sensors activated during off hours  Interacting with agitated or d) Often other staff available for undesirable patrons on site support. or at the front line. e) Undesirable or potentially dangerous patrons reported to supervisors for investigation f) Violence in the Workplace training. Violence in the Workplace Q/A g) Corporate Administrative Directive and Procedures A1438 address the issue. h) Emergency procedures i) First aid trained staff on site available to provide help. j) Corporate Identification Cards. Policy A1434 3. Ergonomics 2 2 1 5 a) Ergonomically designed 2 1 1 4 Medium furniture (desks & chairs) in low  Musculoskeletal injury research areas and/or reduced b) Ergonomic reviews of productivity due to poor equipment / furniture and incorrect workstation positioning by City of set up or design. Edmonton Ergonomic Consultant c) Staff awareness of proper sitting / working positioning Corporate Ergonomist injury Page 2 of 8
  • 3. prevention tips d) Public Work accommodation staff approving all work space design moves, etc. e) Corporate purchasing standards in place to address acquisition of new office furniture. f) Staff medical concerns related to office equipment use / design reported to their supervisors, for action. g) Staff exercise & stretching Stretch Better, Feel Better Video Program 4. Motor Vehicle Accidents 3 3 2 8 a) Valid driver’s license 2 1 2 5 (off & on work site) High b) Business insurance coverage for Medium personnel vehicle.  Vehicle accident injuries c) Traveling on official city while traveling (to/from business City policy regarding work, and during business car rental A1415F. hours). d) Safe driving and vehicle  Vehicle accident injuries operating practices while in a modern/antique e) Defensive Driving Courses for motor vehicle while those who are driving daily conducting some work f) Draft cell phone use while related activity on facility traveling City Policy grounds. g) Proper training of crank-starting  Vehicle accident injuries antique automobiles to prevent when operating motorized wrist injury equipment on-site- snow plow, antique vehicles, golf carts, bobcat, tractors 5. Working alone – (after 3 3 3 9 a) Land line phones and radios are 2 2 2 6 regular hours and High available for staff at select Med during normal working locations. hours) b) Trades sign-in sheets sign in/out log system for access to  As a result of working facility. alone, staff have additional c) Restricted access into facility. exposure to emergencies, d) Building sensor / security violence, etc. where no- system during off hours. Page 3 of 8
  • 4. one else is available e) Other staff and supervisors nearby for immediate aid. available for support f) Violence in the Workplace training. Violence in the Workplace Q/A g) Emergency procedures. h) Open and lock procedures & sign-in and out procedure i) Street lighting during evening hours 6. Unsafe Equipment and 2 3 2 7 a) Monthly safety inspections 2 2 1 5 unsafe use of equipment High b) Staff reporting unsafe Medium  Equipment and supplies equipment or conditions not properly maintained or c) Safety committee discussions to having appropriate safety address any unsafe conditions devices (axes, saws, tools d) First aid kits and staff trained in etc.) first aid  Injuries due to improper e) Staff trained on equipment use use of power safety and correct storage tools/equipment – Saws, f) Proper PPE if necessary - log splitter, power auger, gloves, goggles planer, router, drill press, g) Operator manuals jointer, welder, leaf h) Equipment Care and storage blower, chain saw, protocols presses, metal bender, i) Axe and stove use sessions torches, hydrolic tailgate (Fort operations staff, train shed, yard, street car barn, and train); meat slicers, gas ranges, deep fryer, fry slicer, knives, steam table (Selkirk Hotel)  Loading Dock Doors Improper equipment use may result in lost or crushed limbs, burns, eye and other injuries, etc. 7. Trips, Slips & Falls 2 3 3 8 a) Proper PPE - shoes, (wearing 1 2 3 6 High appropriate footwear for the Medium Cause a variety of short and conditions), etc. long term tissue and bone b) Personal awareness of various Page 4 of 8
  • 5. injuries to back, legs, feet, etc. trip & slip hazards, objects such and broken bones, tendon sticking out, were ever you are. and ligament damage, etc. c) Report conditions that are unsafe and require maintaining  Outdoors, tripping on (i.e. broken boardwalks, loose uneven surfaces, etc. cords, slippery surfaces  Indoors - tripping on requiring maintenance, etc.). stairs, floor mats, edging, d) Safety inspections and random uneven surfaces, boxes, inspections. Actions taken to cords, stairs, mats, carpet, correct and report potential trip boxes, etc. hazards immediately.  Sharp objects or objects e) Proper work practices are sticking out - projecting followed, lifting, moving heavy furniture, boardwalk nails objects, storage of supplies, housekeeping / cleaning. f) First aid kits and staff / volunteers trained in first aid. g) OH&S Safety Alerts & videos http://ecity/employeeinformatio n/safety_wellness/safety-period- videos.aspx http://ecity/employeeinformatio n/safety_wellness/safety- bulletins-and-incident- alerts.aspx h) Use of Signage - wet floors, fall hazards, etc. i) Ice melt by doors for use during winter j) Spray painted drains with bright colours for noticibility 8. Bodily fluids or Bio 2 2 3 7 a) First aid kits and staff trained in 1 2 2 5 Review building Kevin April hazards High first aid. Medium standards of 2010  Exposure to infections, b) Staff trained on proper handling cleanliness and moulds, and diseases from - wash hands, use sanitizer draft cleanliness old artifacts, historical c) Safety inspections manual buildings, furniture, etc. d) Proper PPE - gloves, cleaning may have viruses, moulds, supplies, easily accessible when etc. impacting worker necessary health e) Provincial OH&S Biohazard information http://employment.alberta.ca/cp Page 5 of 8
  • 6. s/rde/xchg/hre/hs.xsl/136.html# bacteria f) Safety committee discussions 9. Lifting or moving heavy 2 2 3 7 a) Obtain help of other facility 2 1 3 6 objects High staff for heavy work (some tasks Medium require 2 or more staff) Back injuries, pinched fingers, b) Ability to contract out heavy scrapes, fall injuries, etc. work  From lifting heavy boxes, c) Equipment available to assist moving books, furniture with heavy lifting (carts, etc. (all staff); moving elevator, movers) picnic tables, farm d) OH&S information on Heavy equipment, etc. from lifting Lifting Training different locations within Information. the park, etc. (Fort Edm. e) Utilize proper lifting techniques. Parks Operations staff) f) Use appropriate equipment to banquet setup, moving retrieve equipment and supplies food service equipment- from levels where reaching is steam tables, salad bars, required Lifting Training coffee urns, deep fryers Information (Selkirk Hotel), lifting g) PPE - gloves, etc. heavy fuel can, train parts, h) Operators manuals for wheels, heavy tools, track specialized moving equipment. sections, lumber, etc. (train shed & yard, train, Street car barn) 10. Facility Features 3 2 3 8 a) Scheduled facility maintenance 2 1 3 6 Review of animal Glen May High b) Safety inspections Medium safety 2010 Overhead Obstructions – c) Trades repair requests protocol/training Low beams in some historical d) Overhead obstructions marked for staff/volunteers building exhibits - possible and clearly noted head injuries. e) Staff training on horse/animal Review of Ron, May protocol equipment safety Kevin 2010 Historical Vehicles / f) Staff training on railway safety protocal Brooke equipment – with appropriate signage May Train, streetcar, horse-drawn g) Employee orientation to entire training wagons, carousel, Ferris facility sessions wheel. – personal injury, run- h) Engineered controls - railings, away horses- personal and blockers, chains, etc. equipment injury  Loading Dock Doors - Page 6 of 8
  • 7. possible injuries from doors coming down un- expectantly and crushing someone 11. Chemical exposure 2 2 3 7 a) Monthly safety inspections 2 2 2 6 Review storage of Ron , 2010 (train shed - yard & train-, High b) Staff reporting unsafe Medium all chemicals and Brooke Hotel Selkirk, Fort Edmonton equipment or conditions ensure compliance Marcel Park Operations, street car c) Safety committee discussions to to regulations. barn) address any unsafe conditions.  Chemicals used in: d) MSDS sheets Review condition o operation, restoration e) First aid kits and staff trained in of supplies and of the FEP locomotive- first aid. chemical storage Kevin Feb. thinners, lacquers, f) Staff trained on equipment use location in the Ron 2010 paints, resin glues, and correct storage facilities Sherry acetone, kerosene, g) Proper PPE - gloves, goggles strippers, sodium h) Proper containment and phosphate anhydrous labeling for chemicals on site o day to day i) Spill kits housekeeping j) Hazardous chemicals and operations of the fort flammable liquids must be operations & hotel - stored as per legislative cleaners, bleach, requirements - with proper strippers, lime away, signage. Comet, ammonia, k) Building Trades inspections and disinfectants maintenance o Cleaning surfaces (diluted ammonia, metal cleaners, paint strippers) Unsafe use of chemicals may result in burns, eye damage, long term health issues, environmental damage, etc. 12. Use, set-up and storage 2 2 2 6 a) Training on proper lifting 2 1 1 4 of chairs and equipment Medium techniques, and furniture set-up Low (Fort Edm. Park and storage. Operations and Hotel b) Provincial publications on Selkirk staff, ) correct lifting - http://employment.alberta.ca/cp  Improper lifting of heavy s/rde/xchg/hre/hs.xsl/136.html Page 7 of 8
  • 8. objects (weights) c) Storage signage  Equipment not stored properly causing trip hazards.  Equipment itself may cause injures - falling, tripping, pinched fingers, hitting heads, poking eyes, tripping, etc. 13. Climbing a) Compliance with Alberta Dec. 2 2 2 6 Occupational Health and Safety 2 1 1 4 Develop Ron, 2010  Falling from ladders - high Act 134 – 137 comprehensive safe Brooke places b) PPE - fall protection equipment climbing procedure  Inadequate fall protection c) Obtain assistance when while, using ladders, Train handling a heavy or long engine, Train Coaches ladder; Scaffolding (Train Shed, d) Safe climbing practices and Yard and Train operators) procedure e) Safe climbing training Resulting in fall injuries, such f) Use equipment as per as broken bones, concussions, manufactures recommendations etc. Page 8 of 8