LIGHTING

## Date:

## Job Name:

*Light is an*  
*invaluable tool in*  
*any construction*  
*environment.*  
!

**Supervisor Signature:**

## Primary Potential Physical Hazards

- Slips - Trips - Falls

- Struck Against Objects

- Cuts - Bruises - Burns

## Primary Exposures for Mechanical Construction Workers:

- ñ Work in poorly lit mechanical rooms

- ñ Work in areas where light is blocked by ducts or other objects

- ñ Work in confined spaces

## Questions to ask:

- ñ Is the worker moving around a lot rather than confined to a fixed location?

- ñ Do area and task lights end up behind the worker in certain situations,  
resulting in shadowing of the task area?

- ñ Would laying down cables to power task and area lights create unwelcome  
trip hazards?

- ñ Is the employee working in confined areas or crawl spaces?

- ñ Does the work include precision tasks that require a sharp eye?

- ñ Does the environment include tight or high spaces where task or area lights  
cannot reach?

- ñ Is the worker isolated or alone?

## Safe Work Practices:

- ñ Before starting work, always make sure your work areas are lit well enough  
for you to perform your work tasks safely.

- ñ If your work area is not well lit, obtain the lighting you need before getting  
started.

- ñ If for any reason you can’t get the lighting you need, inform your supervisor  
immediately.

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Vol.25 | No.44 | Week of 11-03-25

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