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Job Safety Analysis for Crane Lifting

The document outlines the job safety analysis for a lifting operation to replace equipment using mobile cranes. It identifies potential hazards at each step, including the cranes entering the job site and hitting objects or people, tyre punctures from sharp objects, soft ground affecting stability, and communication problems. Required hazard controls are specified such as clearing obstructions and sharp objects, checking ground conditions, using radios, and designating responsibilities. A risk matrix is included to evaluate probability and consequences of hazards.

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Job Safety Analysis for Crane Lifting

The document outlines the job safety analysis for a lifting operation to replace equipment using mobile cranes. It identifies potential hazards at each step, including the cranes entering the job site and hitting objects or people, tyre punctures from sharp objects, soft ground affecting stability, and communication problems. Required hazard controls are specified such as clearing obstructions and sharp objects, checking ground conditions, using radios, and designating responsibilities. A risk matrix is included to evaluate probability and consequences of hazards.

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PT SWADAYA GRAHA Doc. No: Rev.

: 01

FORM JSA WORK SHEET Sheet : 1of 6 Date: 25-10-18

JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS Part 1

Area Location: Air Product Indonesia Equipment Description: (i) 50 tons Mobile Crane
(ii) 100 tons Mobile crane
(iii) 200 tons Mobile Crane
Job No:
Task Description: Lifting Operation of Replacing of Old E-341 with New E-341
Cargo Dimension: (i) L 6.198m x W 2.205m x H 1.067m / weight : 16 tons
(ii) L 2.772m x W 1.084m x H 0.80m / weight : 140 kgs Date:
(iii) Various size of pipe spools
Permit Required: Isolation Required: PPE Required above site standard: Equipment Required:
(indicate by ticking) ( indicate by ticking) (indicate by ticking) (indicate by ticking)

Hot Work Electrical Chemicals Oxy cutting goggles Gloves X Barricading/Signs X


Confined Space X Mechanical High Voltage Chemical Goggles Fall arrest equipment X Electrical Earth Leakage
Unit
Excavation / Penetration Manual Valves Hydraulic Face shield Respirator Fire Extinguisher
Roof or Chimney access Pneumatics Liquids Dust Masks Disposable Overalls Lifting Equipment X
Fire Indicating
Asbestos Removal Heat Gear Safety Glasses X Fans/Extraction
Panel
High Voltage Other : Safety Shoes, Safety helmet Welding Screens
Other _______________ Other __________________
AKNOWLEDGEMENT
Prepared by: Prepared For: Note:
Name Designation Signature & Date AIR PRODUCT
PT SWADAYA GRAHA Doc. No: Rev.: 01

FORM JSA WORK SHEET Sheet : 2of 6 Date: 25-10-18

Probability Consequences Part 2


MATRIX
People Environment
A – common or repeating occurance 1 – fatality or permanent disability 1 – off site release with major detrimental effect
CDE common or repeating occurrence 2 – lost time injury or illness 2 – off site release with minor detrimental effect
1 H H S S M B – known to occur or “It has happened” 3 – medical treatment 3 – on site release contained with outside assistance
A C – could occur, “I’ve heard of it 4 – first aid treatment 4 – on site release immediately contained
B happening” 5 – no environmental impact
5 – incident report only
2 H S S M M D – not likely to occur
3 S S S M L E – practically impossible
4 S M M L L
5 S M M L L

Consequence
Probability
STEP JOB STEP POTENTIAL HAZARD Risk REQUIRED HAZARD CONTROL RESPONSIBILITY
NO. List the steps required to perform Against each step list the potential / risk Rank For each hazard identified list the Nominate the person
the task in the sequence they are hazards that could cause injury / control measures required to eliminate who will be required to
L,M,S
carried out. damage when the task step is or minimize the risk of injury. action the control
or H
performed. (use hierarchy of controls) measures.
1.0 Trailer/Mobile crane entering the job Trailer hits object or person within C 2 S Clear the path from any obstruction. Client
site/access vicinity
Provide sufficient area for hydraulic trailer
movement and turning.

Tyre may be punctured by sharp objects D 1 S Clear the ground at job site from sharp Client
that may affect the stability of hydraulic objects.
trailer.

Soft ground condition and uneven terrain D 1 S Check the ground condition. Engineer/ Supervisor
may affect the stability of cargo during
Take necessary action to ensure the ground
transport.
condition is strong and firm.

Communication problem may contribute C 5 M Ensure all crane drivers, supervisor, and Supervisor/ crane
to interpreting wrong instruction. escort team are equipped with walkie operator/ signal-man/
talkie. engineer.
Check the walkie talkie before starting the
PT SWADAYA GRAHA Doc. No: Rev.: 01

FORM JSA WORK SHEET Sheet : 3of 6 Date: 25-10-18

Probability Consequences Part 2


MATRIX
People Environment
A – common or repeating occurance 1 – fatality or permanent disability 1 – off site release with major detrimental effect
CDE common or repeating occurrence 2 – lost time injury or illness 2 – off site release with minor detrimental effect
1 H H S S M B – known to occur or “It has happened” 3 – medical treatment 3 – on site release contained with outside assistance
A C – could occur, “I’ve heard of it 4 – first aid treatment 4 – on site release immediately contained
B happening” 5 – no environmental impact
5 – incident report only
2 H S S M M D – not likely to occur
3 S S S M L E – practically impossible
4 S M M L L
5 S M M L L

Consequence
Probability
STEP JOB STEP POTENTIAL HAZARD Risk REQUIRED HAZARD CONTROL RESPONSIBILITY
NO. List the steps required to perform Against each step list the potential / risk Rank For each hazard identified list the Nominate the person
the task in the sequence they are hazards that could cause injury / control measures required to eliminate who will be required to
L,M,S
carried out. damage when the task step is or minimize the risk of injury. action the control
or H
performed. (use hierarchy of controls) measures.
lifting operation to ensure all are in order.
Supervisor should give clear instruction
and explanations in toolbox meeting.

2.0 Install/ dismantling rigging/ lashing Manpower falls to ground during install/ C 1 S Use safety harness. Ensure appropriate Supervisor
gear. dismantling rigging/ lashing gear. preparation had been made so safety
harness can be used safely.

Cargo swing to one side due to unbalance C 1 S Cargo to be well secured with lever hoist Supervisor
rigging during cutting / dismantling prior to cutting / dismantling operation.
operation.
Basic PPE is required during inspection
Loading of cargo onto trailer by using such as Leather Glove, Safety Boots and
3.0 Lifting D 2 M Supervisor
crane Safety Helmets. Supervisor is to monitor
all activities.
Before lifting, check for loose objects.
Objects fall from cargo onto underneath Supervisor/ Crane
C 2 S Ensure only designated personnel are
passer-by during lifting. Operator
allowed in the lifting area with barricade
PT SWADAYA GRAHA Doc. No: Rev.: 01

FORM JSA WORK SHEET Sheet : 4of 6 Date: 25-10-18

Probability Consequences Part 2


MATRIX
People Environment
A – common or repeating occurance 1 – fatality or permanent disability 1 – off site release with major detrimental effect
CDE common or repeating occurrence 2 – lost time injury or illness 2 – off site release with minor detrimental effect
1 H H S S M B – known to occur or “It has happened” 3 – medical treatment 3 – on site release contained with outside assistance
A C – could occur, “I’ve heard of it 4 – first aid treatment 4 – on site release immediately contained
B happening” 5 – no environmental impact
5 – incident report only
2 H S S M M D – not likely to occur
3 S S S M L E – practically impossible
4 S M M L L
5 S M M L L

Consequence
Probability
STEP JOB STEP POTENTIAL HAZARD Risk REQUIRED HAZARD CONTROL RESPONSIBILITY
NO. List the steps required to perform Against each step list the potential / risk Rank For each hazard identified list the Nominate the person
the task in the sequence they are hazards that could cause injury / control measures required to eliminate who will be required to
L,M,S
carried out. damage when the task step is or minimize the risk of injury. action the control
or H
performed. (use hierarchy of controls) measures.
tape.
Calculate the imposed load bearing and
check against the allowable/ design load
Road not strong enough to support the bearing.
load bearing from the crane / trailer / C 2 S Prior to work, inspect the lifting area to Engineer/ Supervisor
cargo. ensure no excavation had been done.
Ensure proper reinforcement/ padding is
being used.
The shackle/ lever-hoist/ wire rope and
other equipments are checked periodically
as part of maintenance program.
Lifting-wire snap and shackle give way or
C 2 S Check equipments prior to delivery to Engineer/ Supervisor
slipped.
jobsite and check again before use. Ensure
correct shackle/ lever-hoist/ wire rope is
used at the correct location.
Communicate closely with site
New obstruction to set ground
representative on the schedule and setting
reinforcement such as steel-plates and C 2 S Engineer/ Supervisor
of the equipment on an earlier day prior to
timber-blocks
the arrival of cargo.
PT SWADAYA GRAHA Doc. No: Rev.: 01

FORM JSA WORK SHEET Sheet : 5of 6 Date: 25-10-18

Probability Consequences Part 2


MATRIX
People Environment
A – common or repeating occurance 1 – fatality or permanent disability 1 – off site release with major detrimental effect
CDE common or repeating occurrence 2 – lost time injury or illness 2 – off site release with minor detrimental effect
1 H H S S M B – known to occur or “It has happened” 3 – medical treatment 3 – on site release contained with outside assistance
A C – could occur, “I’ve heard of it 4 – first aid treatment 4 – on site release immediately contained
B happening” 5 – no environmental impact
5 – incident report only
2 H S S M M D – not likely to occur
3 S S S M L E – practically impossible
4 S M M L L
5 S M M L L

Consequence
Probability
STEP JOB STEP POTENTIAL HAZARD Risk REQUIRED HAZARD CONTROL RESPONSIBILITY
NO. List the steps required to perform Against each step list the potential / risk Rank For each hazard identified list the Nominate the person
the task in the sequence they are hazards that could cause injury / control measures required to eliminate who will be required to
L,M,S
carried out. damage when the task step is or minimize the risk of injury. action the control
or H
performed. (use hierarchy of controls) measures.
Trailer or crane hit road curb or other Supervisor or driver’s attendant to ensure
Supervisor/ Crane
thing or fell into pothole during reversing/ D 2 M there are personnel at all side of the trailer/
Operator
maneuvering. crane (back, front and the sides)
Attach guide ropes to cargo prior to lifting. Supervisor
Cargo sways during lifting and may spin
D 2 M Ensure sufficient personnel to guide cargo
and hit boom crane
during lifting.
Ensure cargo weight prior to lifting and
Crane tilts and topple due to overloaded. D 2 M crane capacity and working radius is Engineer
sufficient for the lifting job.

Supervisor should give toolbox talk to Supervisor/ crane


crane operator, signal man and engineer on operator/ signal-man/
the responsibility of each personnel. engineer.
Communication problem may contribute During operation, whistles and walkie
C 5 M
to interpreting wrong instruction. talkie shall be used as tools of
communication during lifting operation.
PT SWADAYA GRAHA Doc. No: Rev.: 01

FORM JSA WORK SHEET Sheet : 6of 6 Date: 25-10-18

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