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Job Hazard Analysis for Landscaping
The Job Hazard Analysis procedure supports landscaping contractors by evaluating risks before earthwork, planting, or hardscape tasks. Crews review equipment movement, chainsaw handling, heat stress, traffic control, and irrigation utilities. The checklist documents hazards, controls, PPE, and environmental protections. Supervisors confirm flagging plans, hydration stations, and tool inspections. Results are communicated in the daily tailgate to align responsibilities. Crews also review wildlife or public interface risks when sites are occupied. Standardization reduces incidents, improves efficiency, and protects profitability while reassuring clients.
Identify sod install section
Break sod task into prep, lay, water
Lifting, back strain, pesticide contact
Rate lifting, weather, and slope risks
Rotate crew, use carts, water sod
Gloves, mask, UV clothing
Talk through sod layout and watering plan
Confirm plant layout and spacing
Landscape crew signs plan
Clip to plan stake or trailer
Monitor plant spacing and tool use
Adjust planting or product
Save landscape risk form
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Sandra Nichols
Completed June 23
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Matt Richards
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