Job Safety analysis for Erection of Platforms and Access Ways

TASK

HAZARD

RISK CONTROL

1. Use of Bad Equipment.
2. Damage to roads and underground facilities.
3. Transportation.
4. Falling of loads from truck.
5. Improper rigging methods.
6. Back, waist injuries due to improper handling postures, pinch points.
7. Collapse of cranes.

1. Ground area to be prepared before entry
2 Work area barricaded.

1. Vehicle technical inspection.
2. Certified driver.
3. Adherence to speed limits.
4. Keep safe loads.
5. Assign banksmen.

1. Secure all loads properly.
2. Provide escorts & banksmen

1. Use authorized riggers.
2. Training.

1. Training.
2 Use of proper postures.
3. Use of Hand gloves.

1. Checking the ground.
condition before cranes installations.
2. Crane outriggers fully extended where applicable.
3. Keep the safe work load (SWL).

4. Do the lifting works under the supervision of authorized
rigging supervisors.

1. Use of underrated lifting equipment
2. Misunderstanding of signals during lifting works.
3. Loads falling from height.
4. Limited offloading area,Rolling of loads, falling of
   loads.

1. Mutual understanding between operator and riggers
2 Use of approved communication methods

1. Clear swing area of human traffic
2. Warning signage & barricade

1. Use of dunnage.
2. Securing of loads and spools.

1. Removing of floor plate causing Fall of personnel from height.

8. Full body Harness shall be strictly used and 100+ tie off.
Full body harness,

1. Fall of material from height.

1. Use of electrical welding equipment causing fire.
2. Burn injury and other physical injuries during cutting.
   • Power tools failure 
   • Uncontained welding slags can cause fire

1. Welding operations shielded from other persons or general public
2. All personnel to wear appropriate PPE (spectacles, coverall, respirator)
3. Correct procedures developed and followed
4. Regular equipment check.
5. Follow documented safe work procedures for laser
6. Welders must wear welder’s apron when engaged in welding and fire retardant gloves or leather gloves and wire splicing is not allowed.
7. Competent Fire Watch man shall be assigned during the entire activity
8. Ensure that the GFCI on the welding machine is in proper working condition.

1. Failure of pneumatic tools and equipment.
2. Explosion due to high air pressure

1. Install whiplash arrestor on hoses which are possible to disconnect or where high air pressure is present
2. AII the assigned personnel for this activity shall wear the required hearing protection
3. Do not exceed the allowable rated capacity or pressure of hoses or equipment in tightening.
4. Install barricade and warning signs at the working area.

1. Confusion in the event of an emergency (unfamiliar with emergency procedures)
2. Unable to use fire extinguishers
3. Inadequate number of fire extinguishers.
4. Confusion where to go, causing panic

Provide training in the use of fire extinguishers

1. 4.5kg ABC DC extinguisher adjacent to each exit
2. 4.5kg CO2 adjacent to each switch panel.
3. 11.4kg ABC DC extinguisher + 4.5kg CO2 extinguisher adjacent to each generator. Location of each fire extinguisher to be clearly marked.

1. Provide Assembly Point (AP) for each facility.
2. Provide sign (possibly using a flag) at each AP and also at suitable locations (gates, road junctions etc.) within each facility.
3. Nominate and provide training for Fire Wardens and assign them to each building.

1. Possibility of diesel fuel leak
2. Possibility of smoking material being thrown into
   combustible waste.
3. Careless disposal of smoking material causes fire.
4. Possibility of some materials still alight.

1. Locate waste collection areas away from buildings, fuel storage and vehicles

1. Smoking in designated locations only
2. Designated person to act as “fire watch”. Must check all
waste receptacles at the end of occupation period.
3. Numerous “NO SMOKING” signs throughout the facility.

1. Ensure all materials have been extinguished.
2. Waste from smoking areas not to be mixed with other
waste.
3. Install 11.4 kg ABC DC extinguisher in the area

1. Hot metal being discarded in combustible waste area could lead to a fire.
2. Possibility of static electricity causing a fire during fuel transfer operations.
3. Possibility of electrical fault causing a fire.

1. Maintain fuel storage area a clean condition with good housekeeping.
2. Provide grounding cable for connection before fuel transfer commences.
3. Provide sign according to CSMl-7 7.7.5 for storage area.
4. Install 11.4kg ABC DC +4.5Ka CO2 extinguishers.

1. Ensure electrical system complies with applicable standards.
2. Ensure qualified & competent electricians install & maintain equipment
3. Install 12Kg C02 extinguisher in that area

1. Working in direct sunlight, Heat stroke.
2. Poor visibility cause by fog and sand storm.

2. Should maintain and give at least 15 mins. Rest for those mechanics working direct sun light to avoid dehydration.

1. Should stop the works if poor visibility to avoid any accident or damage to property.