JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS

(APPENDIX C)

Project: EPIC OF PHASE 1 OF THE NEW NGL SUPPORT CAMPUS AT MESAIEED

JHA TEAM MEMBERS DATE:

TASK NAME
Ravi Shankar HSE Manager 28/05/2013
Shyam Mankar Construction Manager
Installation of Formwork Satya Prasad QA/QC Manager
Desh Pawan Deputy Project Manager

Risk Risk Responsible person

Step Description of Hazard - Potential Who or what
Value Control/Recovery Value to action
No Job step Incident might be harmed
Before Measurers After
Control Control
Inadequate Workforce Effective HSE Induction
1 General Planning Medium Low Site Engineer/Foreman
training, inexperience,
consultation, inadequate Tools box talks to be
planning and consultation or conducted prior to start
failure to provide of the activity.
improvisation
and use appropriate Experience and trained
equipment. personnel for the job.
Providing and using the
right equipment.

Effective illumination of
Insufficient lighting Low
Walk into objects, Medium the working areas
slips, trips, fall &
including enclosed ones
other injuries.
and basement
Removing materials from
access paths
Good housekeeping
 Slips, trips and falls; Medium Access ways free from Low Site Engineer/Foreman
abrasions, strains debris and materials
Poor Access and sprains; manual Adequate access for the
handling injuries. workforce
Trailing cable removed
from access ways and
routed properly.

Fall from/Collapse of Ensuring adequate

Unstable Ground Formwork. Medium ground stability. Low Site Engineer/Foreman

Trained persons are

employed on the job.

Ladders/staging platform
provided to access when
working at height.

High voltage tools to be

Low
used as low as
Electrical shock, Site Engineer/Foreman
reasonably practicable.
burns, electrocution, High
Electrical Power trip over by the
Supply to work area trailing cable Earth leakage switch to
be provided.

Minimising the multiple

connections to the power
outlet and having unit at
appropriate location.

Rubber gloves to be Site Engineer/Electrical

used. Engineer/Foreman
 Authorised Electrical Low
person to check for its
safe connectivity
compliance.

Trailing cables are

removed from wet
surface and routed
properly.

Fire Extinguisher to kept

near to the work location.

Moving material Struck by/roll over Licensed, experienced

from stacked Use of Forklift to High and authorised Fork lift Low
area move materials operator to operate the
equipment

Trained banksman to Site Engineer/Foreman

oversee the operation

Only permissible material

is allowed to be carried
by the equipment

Operating through
designated routes

Ensuring the presence of

reversing horn and
revolving flash light.

Seat belt is worn during

the operations.

Adequate Supervision
Placing Sole Fall from/Collapse of Medium Low
Formwork. Well compacted and
Plates
Foundation hard ground.
Adequate packings are
given to bring stability.

Strains, Sprains and Medium Low

fractures Trained and experienced
people are assigned for Site Engineer/Foreman
Manual Handling the task.
Two people to carry the
frame for placing under
the jack and maximum of
25 kg is allowed for
single person
Medium . Low
Struck by frame
Frames are positioned
correctly and supported
Frame not positioned
well.
correctly
Low
Fingers trapped
Medium
Bracings are to be well
secured by pin and
Bracing not secured frames in correct Site Engineer/Foreman
properly
position. Low
Fall from frame or
Medium
bracing. Clearing wet and greasy
surface while doing
Frames greasy or
Wet or unstable climbing up the structure.

Only good condition

Fall from
planks to be used.
Unsecured/Damage
d planks. Faulty planks to be Low
Medium
Unsecured/Damaged immediately removed.
Planks of medium length
Planks. to be supported properly.

Ladder shifts Site Engineer/Foreman

causing a fall Ladder Inspection to be
when stepping done.
from the ladder Ladder secured properly
onto working on well compacted stable
Use of Aluminium or Medium Low
platform
step ladders. ground.
Damaged ladder to be
immediately removed
from site.
Movement between
metal frame and ladder
to be restricted.

High Full body Safety harness Low

Fall from Working
Planks with double lanyard to be Site Engineer/Foreman
provided.
Working at a height Edge Protection to be
on narrow platform provided.
Height Pass Provided for
medically fit people.

Overweight persons not

to be allowed.

Body balance to be
maintained.

Working during heavy Site Engineer/Foreman

wind conditions is
restricted.
Medium
Hit on the head or Tools are secured on Low
body by objects
 dropped from above waist belt.
Passing up tools and
Bucket used for raising
equipment
spigot and other objects.
Site Engineer/Foreman
Proper PPE Safety
Helmet to be worn.

Proper gripping on
planks, frame or bracing.

Good coordination
Jack/s slide down Medium between the personnel. Low
into the top of the
frame when Crane
Safety gloves to be worn
positioned hitting operator/rigger/Site
Positioning frame hands or fingers. Engineer/Foreman
with jacks attached. Hand/finger placed in
correct position when
lifting.

Adequate Supervision
Erecting bearers Strains, sprains and
and joist. fractures Medium Low
Bearers of appropriate
length and as per design
Manual handling to be used.
Timber used should be of
less weight.

Placing Formply Strains, sprains and Medium

Deck fractures/Tip over Low
Crane to be used for
Site Engineer/Foreman
lifting large dimension
Lifting/Manual
Handling plywood sheet.
Third party certificates of
lifting equipment and
accessories to be
submitted QP for
 approval before
deploying. Site
Competent and licensed Engineer/Foreman/Safety
Crane Operator to Officer.
operate the equipment.
Certified rigger to
oversee lifting
operations.
Adequate Supervision
Site Engineer/Foreman
Popping Deck Medium Low
Slip or fall over Nails hammered properly
below objects on the deck
to avoid tripping.

Maintaining dry surface

Working at height on
deck. and any kind of oil
spillage, sawdust to be
removed.

Hearing Damage Medium Less noise producing

Low
tool to be used.
Sound absorption Site Engineer/Foreman
barrier(eg. Ply or
Noise Polystyrene) to be used
for the protection of
personnel in the area.
Ear plugs are provided to
personnel.
Medium
Eye damage from
sharp splinters of
plywood Splash proof
goggles/face protection Low
Plywood shield to be used.
splinters/particles
flung out by power Dust mask to be used.
Site Engineer/Foreman
saw.

medium
 Skin rashes or
allergy
Oil resistant gloves to be
used when handling.

Form Oil Nose and mouth mask to

Stripping
medium be used. Site Engineer/Foreman
Columns below A crow Prop falls
over hitting Low
workforce Props to be secured
adequately.
Props to be effectively
Props not adequately laced/tied in. Low
secured medium Adequate Monitoring
Site Engineer/Foreman
Walk into column
clamp Sufficient lighting in
place.
Proper PPE to be worn
Protruding Column by the personnel
Tool box Talks Clamps working.
medium Low
Encountering risks
from the activity Foreman

Toolbox talks to be
Lack of safety conducted prior to the
measures awareness start of the activity.
to be taken with
respect to the activity.

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 Risk Value Risk Value Responsible
Step Description of Job Hazard - Potential Who or what
Before Control / Recovery Measurers After person to
No step Incident might be harmed
Control Control action

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