JOB SAFETY INSTALLATION JSA FOR ROTATING EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION

Required Training for the Job :
Hand and Power Tools, Mobile Equipment Safety, Manual Rigging and Lifting Safety, Working at Height.

JOB SAFETY INSTALLATION JSA FOR ROTATING EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION

Job Steps

Person at Risk

Additional Controls to Reduce Risk

Activity:
Installation of Rotating Equipment
1.Preparation and hauling of tools and equipment prior to start of work.
1.1 Sharp edges of tools and equipment that are not easily spotted.

1.2 Extreme hot temperature.
1.3 Poor manual handling techniques.

 

• Provide guards to sharp edges of all equipment.
• Secure appropriate work permit prior to start of work.
• Install barricade tapes provide warning signs on sharp materials to make it visible for all employees present in the work site.
• Provide proper personal protective equipment i.e., hard hat, safety shoes, safety glass and working gloves.
• Personnel in the area should be aware of potential
hazards.
• All heavy equipment Shall be inspected and approved by HSE Department.
• TSTI shall be carried out by the job supervisor emphasizing the hazards identified stated on the permit.• TSTI ensure must be understand by all workers
• Personnel assigned to the tasks shall be experienced workers.

• Improve staggered working  hours. Include substitution of workforce to allow sufficient rest in between employees.
• Provision of cool drinking water and shaded rest
place.

• Supervisor shall monitor their work force by looking for signs of dehydration.
• Maintain proper back posture and body position
during manual lifting of materials. Position body
where less effort is exerted and less strain.
• Use crane, forklift, or manual lifters for heavy loads.
• Divide load weight between co-workers.
• Assign additional person at the trailer bed to assist for
loading/arranging small bore pipe spool.

1.4 Poor practices on maneuvering heavy equipment. • Assign sufficient numbers of personnel who could sustain the load when doing manual handling.
• Observed proper communication between coworkers
during execution of specified task.
• Personnel in the area should be aware of potential hazards.
• Heavy equipment operators/drivers must undergo competency training and certification before operation/driving heavy equipment.
• All Equipment’s operators shall be certified by Saudi Aramco and record shall be submitted to HSE Department for approval.
• Personnel in the area should be aware of potential hazards.
• Equipment should have blinker light/sound. 
• Provide PWAS to equipment.
2. Loading and unloading of Rotating equipment / materials. 2.1 Unstable grounds/strong winds.

2.3 Improper handling of material resulting injury or health risks

• Check wind velocity prior to lifting and ground stability for outriggers. Fully extend outriggers with wood matting prior to lifting.
• Provide an approved lifting plan prior to lifting. Observed  existing structure on the swing radius of crane.
• Conduct daily and visual inspection to all rigging hardware and crane parts prior to lifting.
• Routine check for the competency of riggers.
• Personnel in the area should be aware of potential hazards.
• Equipment shall be lifted and supported only at the designed lifting eye.
• Ensure load was placed steady and securely on the
back of the trailer truck. Use of sling to hold off the load
will be advised.
• Handle all material with care and arranged properly
• Ensure equipment will be inspected by HSE Department and set properly.
• Use appropriate hand, face, feet, and body protection equipment.
• Static Equipment material to be kept in proper place.
• Ensure all material kept out to prevent unnecessary tripping hazard.
3. Installation of Rotating Equipment.

Installation setting and alignment of Rotating Equipment.

3.1 Unstable grounds / strong winds.
3.2 Unsecured loads during lifting.
3.3 Poor crane lifting practices.3.4 Contact with Equipment
3.5 Fall of tools, equipment and materials.

3.6 Improper installation of Rotating equipment

• Check wind velocity prior to lifting and ground stability for outriggers. Fully extend outriggers with wood matting prior to lifting.
• Conduct daily and visual inspection to all rigging hardware and crane parts prior to lifting.
• Secure load by competent rigger and use appropriate rigging tackles with visible SWL and has 3rd party certified.
• Inspect rigging tackles before each use for wear & tear and make sure has color code for the current month.
• Observed double choked for long load to prevent slips and use tag lines to properly hold a nd control the load.
• Test lift prior to lifting avoid lifting a load that exceeds the capacity of the crane and over reaching of load.
• Avoid swinging of loads on a high speed manner. Use tag lines to control loads.
• Any personnel are not allowed to ride on a load.
• Crane’s swinging radius must be barricaded. Install warning signs Danger Lifting in progress.
• Use proper personal protective equipment (PPE) like gloves, Safety Glass, safety shoes & Hard hats.
• Provide fully physical
warning signs on the barricade and corresponding equipment to avoid unauthorized entry.
• Ensure shall be use material bags secured with structure or scaffolding platform to avoid falling material from height.
• Provide caution tape, hard barricade around the working area for to control unauthorized persons.
• Full body Harness shall be strictly required when working at height and 100+ tie off. • Tools shall be secured with retaining strings, Secure equipment on a permanent
• Use proper personal protective equipment (PPE) like gloves, safety glass, safety shoes & Hard hats.
• Personnel in the area should be aware of potential  hazards.
• Rotating equipment 
Installation areas shall be barricaded and secured.
Only authorized personnel shall be permitted inside the barricaded area. Warning signs “DANGER ROTATING EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION ON PROGRESS- KEEP AWAY” shall be in place.
• Competent technician will be perform Rotating Equipment installation activity.
• equipment installation in strictly accordance with manufacturer’s instructions.
• Equipment shall not be left unattended at any time during the work.
3.7 Unsafe practices during the job execution  / personnel injury fall from heights. • All belts, pulleys, gears, shafts shall be guarded in accordance with specific requirements.
• Equipment designed for a fixed location shall be securely anchored to prevent moving.
• Equipment guarding shall be provided to protect the operator and other employees in the area from rotating hazards.
• Keep hands, hair and loose clothing clear from all moving parts.
• Workers assigned on  elevated area with a height of 1.8m. (6 ft) or greater shall be equipped with an inspected and color coded full body harness.
• Full body Harness shall be strictly required when working at height and 100+ tie off.
• Keep body parts out of pinch points. Use required proper personal protective equipment.

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