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Jsa For Chemical Ware House

This document provides a job safety analysis for structural steel erection at a chemical warehouse. It describes the job, equipment used, and manpower involved. It then lists 4 key steps: 1) ground preparation, 2) crane mobilization, 3) crane setup, and 4) lifting and rigging of steel beams. Each step outlines potential hazards such as falls, injuries, collisions, and equipment failures. It also provides control measures to mitigate these hazards, including delineating work areas, using personal protective equipment, inspecting equipment, defining communication protocols, and designating competent signal persons. The goal is to complete each step safely without injuries or incidents.
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Jsa For Chemical Ware House

This document provides a job safety analysis for structural steel erection at a chemical warehouse. It describes the job, equipment used, and manpower involved. It then lists 4 key steps: 1) ground preparation, 2) crane mobilization, 3) crane setup, and 4) lifting and rigging of steel beams. Each step outlines potential hazards such as falls, injuries, collisions, and equipment failures. It also provides control measures to mitigate these hazards, including delineating work areas, using personal protective equipment, inspecting equipment, defining communication protocols, and designating competent signal persons. The goal is to complete each step safely without injuries or incidents.
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JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

Chemical Ware House Structural Steel Erection JSA NO./ REVISION:JSA SGDP 01/ 00

JOB TITLE / AIM: Chemical Ware House Structural Steel Erection


JSA DATE: 09/06/2013
JSA LEADER: Mr. Royichen Thomas,
PARTICIPANTS: Mr.Muhammad Wajid, Mr. Md Salauddin.

Brief description about the job:


SGDP EPC10,
Machinery to be used: Crane, MEWP, Forklift
Manpower: 1 project Engineer, 1 foreman, 1 rigger, 10 workers
Job Safety Analysis - Sequence of Job Steps:
Step Describe Job Step Hazards Hazard Controls
No

1. Ground Preparation  Slip/Trip/Falls  Ensure all slip & trip hazards are addressed adequately
 Injury  Area is clea r from any obstruction
 Manual Handling  Appropriate PPE-Hand Gloves
 Correct Manual Handling Techniques

2. Mobilization Of Crane  Collision


 Trained Banksman/Signal man with blow whistle & flag (red & green) – High
 Persons Hit/Crushed
Visible vest.
by movement of
 Automatic sound signal for reverse movement
Crane.
Warning lights for the Crane.

3. Crane Set-up  Damage to property


 Ensure sufficient load bearing capabilities of the ground.
and Injury or fatality
to person  Get valid permit for job.
 Ensure permit to work is available at site.
Step Describe Job Step Hazards Hazard Controls
No

- Loose Ground
 Survey the ground prior to set-up crane and ensure proper area & surface.
- Un-Even Ground  The rigging supervisor will layout the exact location of the crane as mentioned on
Level the rigging study.
- Hit against  Consider wind direction before start activity.
existing  Minimum No. of worker & equipment will be involved.
structure/pipes
 Assign trained and experienced signal man with high visible reflective vest.

 Collision  No lifting above peoples head.

 Lack of predefined  Use guide rope / tag lines to control the load while lifting.
Set-up Area.
 Ensure that qualified and certified personnel operate the equipment’s
 Obstruction
- Existing Structure
 Banksman to guide crane movement.

 Daily Thorough inspection of vehicle with the checklist.


 Conduct tool box talk- discuss coordination’s, signaling & responsibilities before
carrying out the set up.

4. Lifting & Rigging of 40  Damage to property  Ensure valid Permit.


meter rafter by means of and Injury or fatality
to person  STARRT/Tool Box to be conducted prior to start the activity.
two crane (Tandem Lift)
 Unapproved Lifting  Safety signs to be placed before start of work and Area to be barricaded.
operation  All lifting equipment’s must have third party certificates, inspected monthly color
 Improper positioning code.
of crane on uneven  All lifting equipment’s must be thoroughly inspected before use every time for
ground. any possible defects.
 Faulty Lifting  Defective lifting equipment’s must be immediately removed and discarded.
Equipment & Gears
(Slings, Shackles etc)  Lifting Supervisor to supervise the whole lifting operations

 Toppling of crane  Ensure that the crane set up is firm.

 Crane out of working  Double check lifting slew/swing radius.


Step Describe Job Step Hazards Hazard Controls
No

 Re-check weight of load, lifting radius to be within the capacity of the crane.
radius

 Positions of cranes and loads to be carefully assessed in the Lift Plan,


 Toppling of crane due documented in drawings, and verified by the Lifting supervisor prior to
to overloading. commencing the lift
 Unauthorized entry  Loads for both cranes to be calculated, including the range of permitted
tolerances, and documented. Speeds of raising / lowering the load and slewing
 Load swing and fell off of the cranes shall be documented in the Lift Plan
during lifting  The lift area to be fenced off and a permit-to-work system in operation, the load
 Falling object shall not be transferred over personnel at any time

 Injuries due to pinch  A full function test of all power, transmission, control, and safety systems to be
point carried out prior to the commencement of the lift, by competent personnel
 Only one person giving signals to be appointed for both cranes and shall have
direct sight vision (or permanent radio contact) to the Crane Operators.
 Use of tag lines to prevent load swinging.
 Approved Rigger to carry out rigging works.
 Predefined communication mode between two crane operators, Riggers and
signal man.
 Pre-lift meeting should be conducted by the Lifting Supervisor.
 Ensure all activity is pre-defined and area is well prepared for the operation.
 Weather conditions specially wind speed to be closely monitored
 Halt the operations if weather condition is not appropriate according to contractor
crane and lifting procedure.
 Proper gloves to be used.
 No person is allowed under suspended load.
 Use sufficient length guide rope / tag lines to control the load while lifting.
 Remove all the obstruction from lifting operation way prior to the lift.
 Rigging supervisor to coordinate with crane operator to locate most suitable
position for crane prior to the start lift.
Step Describe Job Step Hazards Hazard Controls
No

 Tools & tackles to be arranged & kept appropriately to avoid any slip or trip.
 Safe access/egress to br provided

5. Climbing, standing and  Working at height  All working at height procedures must be strictly adhered to.
working up on Man lift
 Manual handling  Barricade the area & warning signs to avoid the unauthorized entry
/platform

- For securing  Wrong Hand/Power  .Ensure usage of correct tools for right job; follow all electrical safety rules &
the rafter. tools
procedures while using power tools.
- For removing  Fall from height
the slings form  Use correct manual handling techniques.
the rafter.  Falling objects
 Proper housekeeping to be maintained at all time.
 Pinch point
 Proper PPE shall be provided
 Hot weather condition
 Slip/trip  Adequate drinking water shall be always available

6. Housekeeping  Slip/trip/fall  Proper housekeeping to be maintained at all time.


 All lifting gears, hand & power tools should be stored properly
 Unwanted barricades should be removed from the site after accomplishing the
job
 Unwanted material and equiiment should also be removed from the site

Project Manager Royichen Thomas

Project Engineer Ahmed Roustom

HSE Manager Karthitkeyan B

HSE Engineer Md Salauddin


HSE In Charge Muhammad Wajid

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