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Job Safety Analysis: Required References Jsa Review

This document provides a job safety analysis for stringing pipes on a right-of-way. It identifies 6 key tasks: 1) permitting work, 2) checking equipment, 3) stands preparation, 4) lifting of pipe, 5) spotting pipes on stands, and 6) cleaning and housekeeping. For each task, potential hazards are outlined along with corresponding hazard controls to prevent harm and mitigate risk. Personal protective equipment requirements are also specified. The analysis aims to ensure all safety precautions are in place before commencing work.

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Job Safety Analysis: Required References Jsa Review

This document provides a job safety analysis for stringing pipes on a right-of-way. It identifies 6 key tasks: 1) permitting work, 2) checking equipment, 3) stands preparation, 4) lifting of pipe, 5) spotting pipes on stands, and 6) cleaning and housekeeping. For each task, potential hazards are outlined along with corresponding hazard controls to prevent harm and mitigate risk. Personal protective equipment requirements are also specified. The analysis aims to ensure all safety precautions are in place before commencing work.

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JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

Ref: C5+– JSA- 003

Facility / Site:……………………………………………… Location within Site:…………………….. Permit No:……………………. Permit Type: ……………… Date:…………………….

Task Description: Stringing Pipes on ROW

REQUIRED REFERENCES JSA REVIEW


Have the relevant Procedures, Standards, Guidelines,
or Safe Work Practices been reviewed? Yes N/A
Pending confirmation by the Task Leader of site conditions, I agree that the attached JSA identifies the
significant Task Steps, Hazards, and Controls.

JSA REVIEWER (Supervisor or Designate):


RISK ASSESSMENT
Must existing Procedures or Work Practices be
Yes No Name / Signature: Company:
modified to perform this work?
After mitigation, are there any hazards that continue to WORK SITE VERIFICATION
present a potentially significant risk? (Scenario-Based Yes No
Risk Assessment required)
The Work Team has assessed the worksite conditions and confirms:
 The JSA addresses the applicable hazards and necessary controls.
PPE REQUIRED DURING THIS TASK
 The Team has the appropriate resources (people and equipment) to do the job safely.
HARD HAT SAFETY GLASSES
 Others that could be affected by the work have been informed.
FACE SHIELD TASK LEADER:
SAFETY SHOES / BOOTS
GOGGLES

FALL PROTECTION Name / Signature: Company:

FALL RESTRAINT COMPLETE THE SECTION BELOW IF THIS JSA IS NOT PART OF A PERMIT PACK
GLOVES:

COTTON Work Team Declaration:


LEATHER I acknowledge that I have reviewed the attached JSA, I understand my roles
and responsibilities, and I will comply with the instructions for this task.
IMPACT PROTECTION
Name (print): Name (print):
Dust mask
OTHER (specify):
           
Work clothes
           
           
           
OTHER PPE (specify):            
           
TASKS/STEPS POTENTIAL HAZARDS HAZARDS CONTROLS HAZARD PORT
(Number) (What could go wrong?) (How can harm be prevented?) MITIGATION STATES
1. Permitting work  Work condition not safe  HSE team to assess continuously the  PTW system
 Procedures and tasks not clear conditions of work in the assigned area  Tool Box Talk
 Lack of supervisory  One person to issue work permits  Certificates
 Miscommunication  Toolbox talks inspection
 Not correct PPE worn  Competency of personnel and supervisory for
 Equipment not inspected and certified the activity
 Define hierarchy and reporting flowcharts
 Define proper PPE to be used for the work
 Check inspection certificates of equipment for
the job
2. Checking equipment  Punch point / hand injuries  Smart grip / 3 points of contact when climbing  First aid kit
 Personnel Injury onto machines
 Falling from machine  Use containment cans/ plastic covers to  Emergency
 Slipping from ladder prevent spills Response Plan
 Diesel / oil spill  Adequate equipment and lifting tools ,
 Electric shock certified will be used
 Breathing dust from filters  Competent persons will perform the job
 Equipment check list should be made for all
new equipment coming to site
 Weekly equipment check list should be made
and kept at engine
 Wear proper PPE
 Use proper ladders / steps to go on top
3. Stands preparation  Back injuries  Have right body posture / spinal alignment  First aid kit
(wooden edge)  Hand puncture / laceration when filling / handling edges
 Punch point  Wear leather gloves  Emergency
 Team carrying loads over 25 Kg Response Plan

4. Lifting of pipe  Pipe fall  Make sure hooks are well placed on the pipe  First aid kit
 Pipe hitting equipment  Check slings before use on daily basis
 Pipe hitting ground workers  Never pass under suspended pipe  Emergency
 contact with electric cables and electrocution  Watch for truck cabin, proceed carefully Response Plan
 Banksman to guide excavator driver
 Ground personnel stay away from lifting area
until pipe is spotted on the bags
 Keep a safe distance from electrical cables
(5m min)
5. Spotting pipes on stands  Pipe hitting stands  Control pipe carefully with excavator  First aid kit
 Pipe hitting ground workers  Stay away from suspended pipe until landing
 Punch point / hand injury on wood stand  Emergency
Response Plan

6. Cleaning &Housekeeping • Equipment and tools remain on site • Training for good work practices to be held on Plastic bags
• Slip trip and fall site waste bins
• Trash left in the work place • TBT in place before job, housekeeping issue to
be mentioned in all TBT
• After working day, team leader must ensure
cleaning, inspecting equipment and good
housekeeping.
• Waste management plan is in force during
project
• Waste to be removed in time as per
CONTRACTOR waste management plan

7. Working in ROW  Biological hazards such as reptiles  Use of proper PPE  First aid kit
 Personnel missing or lost in the desert  Close supervision
 Communication means  Emergency
 Personnel Protests Response Plan
 Security accompanying
 Terrorist Attack  Assess the situation as quick as possible and
announcing the state of the emergency
(Emergency or Alert).
 At any security or terrorist threats call first the
ERT leader.
 Delegate someone to make sure that the area
is evacuated.

Name Position Date Signed


Prepared By
Checked By
Approved By

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