JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

Ref INSTALLATION OF PUMBSCHEMICAL DOSING PREASSURIZATION

Rev 000 UNIT
Date 04-06-2018

Who might be Current Risk Responsible Final Risk

Task (Steps) Potential Hazard Consequence Details Existing Control Additional Control Co
affected Con Prob Risk person ns
Prob Risk

Trained & competent

operator should do the job.
Main contractor’s
Area should be barricaded
instruction and site
with sign boards.
rules and regulation to
Scissor lift outrigger should
be followed
be extended while the boom
Barricade shall be kept
is extending.
Dropping objects at least 3m around the
from height. Outrigger extended on &
Worker/ Co- crane movement.
Injury to workers compacted ground.
workers Monitor the weather
below. Tool Box talk training to be
Supervisor condition
Fall from height, conducted.
Hydraulic failure. Ensure there is no
3rd party certificate and
Use of Crane Atmospheric damages for outrigger Supervisor/
license of the operator & 4 3 12 3 2 6
Condition pad Engineer/hse
rigger should be verified
Heavy Wind Close monitoring officer
Storm Wind Crane should be inspected
Suitable
by main contractor before
anchoring/lifting point
entering in site.
of adequate strength
Conduct toolbox talk before
should be available to
starting the work
lifting loads
Ensure the 3rd party
Work will suspend
certificate of web slings,
during the wind speed
u shackle,
will exceeds 35kmph.
d shackle
Use rope for control lift
loads

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Date 04-06-2018

Competent rigger must

control lifting operation
Clear of other traffic, Ensure the vehicle or
pedestrians and people not trailer has its brakes
involved in loading or applied and all
unloading. stabilisers are used.
Level. To maintain stability, The vehicle should be
trailers should be parked on as stable as possible.
firm level ground, In some workplaces it
Loads should be spread as may be possible to
evenly as possible, during install a harness system
Collission
both loading and unloading. to protect people
4 4 16 Supervisor/
Worker/ Co- Uneven loads can make the working at height. 3 3 9
Mechanical Engineer/hse
workers vehicle or trailer unstable. Provide a safe place
hazards officer
Supervisor Loads should be secured, or where drivers can wait
arranged so that they do not if they are not involved.
Hitting
slide around. Racking may Drivers should not
Onloading
help stability. remain in their cabs if
offloading
Safety equipment must be this can be avoided.
Ergenomical
considered. Mechanical No-one should be in
hazards
equipment and heavy the loading/unloading
moving loads are dangerous. area if they are not
Falling hazards
Barricade the truck during needed.
unloading Vehicles must never be
Unslope platform
overloaded.
Overloaded vehicles
can become unstable,
difficult to steer or be
less able to brake.
Always check the floor
or deck of the loading
area before loading to
make sure it is safe.
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Rev 000 UNIT
Date 04-06-2018

Look out for debris,

broken boarding, etc
Pre use inspection of the
tool and electric cables shall
be carried out by the
operative.
Double insulated tools shall
Worker/ Co- be used to prevent electric
workers shock.
Electric Shock Supervisor Cable management shall be Safe Use of power tools
carried out to prevent slips, training shall be
Use of electrical Flying particles trips and falls. arranged for the
powertools Power supply to be cut off operatives. Supervisor/ 8
4
Eye injuries while repairs or changing Engineer/ 2
4 3 12
grinding blades. All power tools to be Workers/ Safety
Noise All combustibles materials to 110v.
be moved from the area or
Fire should be covered with fire Power supply to be
blankets. taken through ELCB
Un inspected Ear defenders shall be only.
tools provided to the operatives Main contactors
for hearing protection. instruction to be
Lack of PPEs Serviceable, inspected fire followed.
extinguisher to be kept near PAT Done by electrical
Havs the working area. engineer
All tools and equipment’s
shall be inspected and color
coded by competent person.
Adequate PPEs like face
shields and eye protection
shall be worn by the workers
for the task in area.
Amana Permit to work

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Date 04-06-2018

system shall be followed and

strictly enforced.
Do not work continues 10
minutes

Give TBT to workers about

safe manual handling
Safe Manual handling
methods shall be adopted by
keeping the back straight
Back Injuries
and knees bended to
prevent back injuries.
Sprains
Lifting of heavy load should
Strains
Operatives, , be avoided and shall be Safety Precautions with
property lifted by mechanical means the workforce to be
Hernias
or by team lift. discussed by the
Area shall be kept clean and supervisor.
Slips and Trips
tidy to prevent slips and Supervision to monitor
Supervisor/
Manual handling falls. the task.
Work related 5 3 15 Engineer/ 4 2 8
of Materials Adequate personnel Manual Handling
upper limbs Workers
protective equipment’s to be training to the
disorder
worn by the operatives to operatives shall be
prevent cuts injuries caused delivered.
Cuts injuries
by sharp edges. D not allow to take
Job rotation or sufficient more than 20 kgs.
Lack of PPEs
breaks shall be given to the
workers.
Ergonomics
Tool box talks to be
hazards
conducted by the concerned
supervisor prior the task.
Provision of cool drinking
water in the area to be
ensured.

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Rev 000 UNIT
Date 04-06-2018

Risk Matrix
Consequence
Consequence ( Severity) Rating Factors (5) Probability Rating Factors (5) Frequency/Probability
(Severity)
Financial A B C D E
No Safety Health Environ. No Frequency R=CxP
Equip. Product. 1 2 3 4 5
1 First Aid Immediate Minor <AED 1k <1 hr A (1) Practically impossible or Once in 10 years 5 5 10 15 20 25
2 Medical Temporary Short term <AED50K 1-2 hrs B (2) Not likely or Once per year 4 4 8 12 16 20
3 Lost Time Short term Long term >AED300k 2-4 hrs C (3) Could happen or Monthly 3 3 6 9 12 15
4 Disability Long term Serious >AED500k 4-8 hrs D (4) Has happened or Weekly 2 2 4 6 8 10
5 Fatality Fatal Catastrophic >AED1m >1 shift E (5) Common or Daily 1 1 2 3 4 5

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