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JOB SAFE PRACTICES (JSP's) (5.19.3)

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Department /Division: Civil Employee Job/Profession: Date Prepared:
TASK: Rebar and Formworks (Foundation works) PPE: Hard hat, Safety shoes, Safety glass, Hand gloves & Vest

Job Safe Practices Analysis HAZARDS

IN EACH STEP, WHAT COULD CONTROLS REQUIRED TO MINIMIZE
STEP OBSERVATION
LIST ALL STEPS IN PERFORMING THIS TASK CAUSE INJURY, LOSS, DAMAGE / ELIMINATE HAZARD
No. INTERRUPTION, OR POLLUTION?
Only trained workers on machine use shall ●
be authorized to operate and maintain the
equipment.
Workers should understand the purpose ●
and function of all controls on the machine,
Caught in between ●
should know how to stop the equipment in
moving/rotating parts
an emergency, and should be trained on
Struck by a piece of steel ●
the safety procedures for special set-ups.
Crush and Pinch points ●
Workers shall not be allowed to use loose ●
Improper grounding ●
clothing.
Defective electrical equipment ●
Use appropriate PPE for the job. ●
Operator misuse ●
Ensure all guards are fitted, secure, and ●
Lack of training ●
functional. Do not operate if guards are
Sharp object ●
missing or faulty.
Sharp edges ●
1. Cutting and bending of steel reinforcement bars (Fabrication) Ensure proper grounding is provided and ●
Impalement ●
electrical sources is protected with GFCI.
Inadequate inspection and ●
Machine shall be inspected in periodic ●
maintenance
basis and shall also be visually inspected
daily prior to each use.
Ensure all guards are fitted, secured, and ●
functional. Do not operate if guards are
missing or faulty.
Observe proper lifting techniques. ●
Use proper lifting methods, including team ●
lifting when necessary.
Manual handling ●
Lift with legs, keep loads close to body, and ●
Poor access/egress ●
don’t twist while picking up loads.
Use mechanical lifting equipment (hand ●
carts, trucks) to move large, awkward

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loads.
Appropriate hand protection shall be worn ●
properly.
Maintain proper housekeeping. Keep floors ●
and aisles clear and free of any debris, and
other unnecessary materials.
Ensure workspaces and walkways are free ●
of any obstructions.
Adequate supply of cold drinking water ●
provided to the work area.
Implement workers job rotation. ●
Heat and humidity monitoring shall be ●
conducted in frequent time intervals and
results shall be communicated to workers
(heat stress monitoring board or flag
system).
High/Low Ambient ●
Heat stress procedure shall be developed ●
Temperature
and implemented
Provide re-hydration fluids to prevent ●
worker dehydration
Keep supplies of clean cool water within ●
work area taking time to drink at least two
glasses of water every hour.
Take frequent rest breaks in shade or Air ●
conditioning.
Only trained personnel shall operate wood ●
cutting machines.
Ensure all guards are fitted, secured, and ●
functional. Do not operate if guards are
missing or faulty.
Struck by particles from ● Allow the saw blade to obtain maximum ●
ejection during cutting speed before making a cut.
operation Use a push stick to guide the timber ●
Contact with blades at point of ● through saw to prevent hand injuries.
operation Machine shall be switched off when ●
2. Cutting of ply wooden materials for formworks
Kickback ● making adjustments or maintenance.
Flying chips, material ● Immediately switch off the machine when ●
Airborne dust ● work completed.
Pinch point ● Always keep hands away from the rotating ●
Noise ● blades.
Ensure machine is equipped with ●
emergency stop button and must be
operational.
Suitable ear protection, eye protection ●
respiratory shall be worn properly.

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Lifting light to moderate heavy ●
3. Installation of formworks
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Observe proper lifting techniques. ●
Use proper lifting methods, including team ●
lifting when necessary.
Manual handling ● Lift with legs, keep loads close to body, and ●
don’t twist while picking up loads.
loads Use mechanical lifting equipment (hand ●
Awkward posture ● carts, trucks) to move large, awkward
loads.
Appropriate hand protection shall be worn ●
properly.
Ensure that machine is equipped with an ●
emergency stop button that can quickly
stop the machine in case of emergency.
Frequent inspection of the machine to ●
ensure it is in good working condition.
Electric shock ● Ensure all electrical tools used is being ●
Improper grounding ● inspected to ensure it is safe for use.
Defective electrical equipment ● Any defective items shall be removed out ●
Operator misuse ● from service immediately.
Lack of training ● Electrical sources shall be equipped with ●
Slip, Trip, Fall at the same ● GFCI protection.
level All electrical cables shall be properly laid in ●
a safe manner keeping walkways clear of
any obstruction.
All electrical wires shall be of a double ●
insulated material with suitable type of
plugs. Avoid tapping bare wire into sockets.
Avoid excessive manual handling of heavy ●
materials, use proper lifting methods,
including team lifting when necessary.
Lift with legs, keep loads close to body, and ●
don’t twist while picking up loads.
Material Handling ● Use mechanical lifting equipment (hand ●
Struck against sharp material ● carts, trucks) to move large, awkward
during movement loads.
Implalement ● Appropriate hand protection shall be worn ●
Struck by the formwork panels ● properly.
Slip, Trip, Fall at the same ● Ensure all protruding shard object shall be ●
level guarded such as protruding rebars to
Defective hand/power tools ● prevent impalement hazards.
Electric shock ● Necessary warning signs shall be posted. ●
Ensure all electrical tools used is being ●
inspected to ensure it is safe for use.
Any defective items shall be removed out ●
from service immediately.
Electrical sources shall be equipped with ●

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GFCI protection.
All electrical cables shall be properly laid in ●
a safe manner keeping walkways clear of
any obstruction.
All electrical wires shall be of a double ●
insulated material with suitable type of
plugs. Avoid tapping bare wire into sockets.

Ensure appropriate PPE is used during ●

Dust ● chipping and cleaning of formworks as
Flying particles ● blowing dust and flying concrete particles
may occur.

Observe proper lifting techniques. ●

Use proper lifting methods, including team ●
lifting when necessary.
Lift with legs, keep loads close to body, and ●
Manual handling ● don’t twist while picking up loads.
Sharp objects ● Use mechanical lifting equipment (hand ●
4. Shifting of fabricated steel materials into the work area Lifting light to moderate heavy ● carts, trucks) to move large, awkward
loads loads.
Poor access ● Appropriate hand protection shall be worn ●
properly.
Maintain proper housekeeping and access ●
to work area shall be kept clear of any
obstruction.
Access to work area shall be kept clear of ●
any obstruction.
All materials shall be stacked in a safe ●
Poor access/egress ● manner.
Impalement ● Ensure appropriate hand protection worn ●
5. Assembly and tying of steel reinforcement Protruding or sharp objects ● properly.
Sharp pointed objects ● Ensure all protruding steel bars shall be ●
Akward posture ● provided with suitable means of protection
such as protective caps.
Personnel shall be trained in proper work ●
postures.
Lack of safety awareness and ● Ensure that all workers are given a HSE ●
knowledge for the job induction prior to deployment on site.
Miscommunication between ● Conduct safety toolbox meeting and ●
work teams discussed the work procedures prior to
Site preparation, and inspection of hand and electrical tools, and
6. Incorrect manual handling/ ● start of work.
materials
lifting of material Ensure that all workers are provided with ●
Poor Access/Egress ● all the required Personal protective
Defective tools and ● equipment for minimum and general
equipment requirements.

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Incorrect tools ●
7. Housekeeping Waste accumulation ●
Unathorized work to be
performed within a defined
location and boundary
Uncontrolled personnel
entering a restricted location
8. Obtain Permit to Work
Unidentified hazards with
unplanned safety mitigating
measures
Inadequate coordination and
area control protocol
Poor housekeeping
Undisposed waste materials
9. Closing of Permit to Work
Unaccounted workers
Inadequate communication
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Proper coordination and communication ●
shall be observed between work teams.
Close supervision required, supervisor ●
and foreman must be present at site.
Use only right tools for the job ●
Use appropriate hand protection to avoid ●
injuries
Ensure all tools are inspected properly ●
and color code shall be applied.
Any defective tools found shall be ●
removed from service, and marked with a
defective tag.
Ensure correct body positioning and ●
manual handling procedures.
Remove all materials, tools and ●
generated waste after the work is done.
Dispose generated waste into the ●
designated waste disposal areas only.
Permit to Work shall be obtained as a pre- ●
requisite to perform work
Work shall not be started until duly ●
approved Permit to Work is available at
site and that Safety Toolbox meeting was
conducted
A safe work practice shall be implemented ●
● to reduce the possibilities of accident /
incident
Permit Receiver and Permit Issuer shall ●
● visit together at the site to ensure that
workplace hazards are adequately
● identified and mitigating measure shall be
established
Permit to Work shall be displayed at the ●
● worksite
Permit Receiver shall not leave the area ●
for the whole duration of work
Work shall not proceed without the ●
presence of approved Permit to Work with
the Permit Receiver overseeing the activity
Permit Receiver shall account all workers ●
under his Permit to Work before the start
of work
● Permit Receiver shall ensure that ●
● housekeeping in done before, during and
● after the work
● All waste materials generated from the ●
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Poor storage of chemical, ●
flammable and combustible
materials and etc.
Unattended unsafe condition ●
Unsecured electrical ●
equipment, energized
equipment
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work shall be disposed properly and shall
not be left unattended at the worksite
Mobile equipment shall properly parked on ●
a designated equipment laydown
All materials used at the site such as ●
chemicals, flammable and combustible
materials shall be stored at the designated
storage at the end of each day
Electrical equipment shall be properly ●
secured, distribution board closed and
padlocked
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