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JSA For Elevator Installation
JSA For Elevator Installation
JSA For Elevator Installation
Please note that this is not intened to show or to include every type of hazard. Each of the premises is different and the individual circumstances at each location must be
taken into account.
Manual handling of ceiling Store Keeper Max 20 kg of load shall be Store Keeper
material shall not be allowed to lift manually
encouraged. Where ever
practically possible Supervisor Strict supervision shall be Supervisor
mechanical handling (use done while doing manual
of hydraulic trolleys) shall handling.
be done. Workers Workers
The working area shall be
The physical condition of HSE leveled and clear from HSE
the worker shall be Representative obstruction. Representative
assessed before giving him
tasks for manual handling Frequent breaks shall be
tasks. observed to avoid fatigue.
Slip and Trip hazard Workers Safe and sufficient access Project Manager Separate access shall be Project Manager
involved in shall be provided.
4 2 08 provided for pedestrians.
4 1 04
activity and site
Site Engineer Ceiling materials and other Site Engineer
staff in the Housekeeping shall be
working area. done regularly and material materials shall be stored
shall be arranged regularly. Work Supervisor away from the accesses. Work Supervisor
Access and egress shall
Ceiling and other materials remain clear.
shall be kept away from Workers Workers
access to avoid obstruction. Cable management shall be
done. All electrical cables
HSE shall be buried HSE
Representative underground or shall be Representative
hanged a minimum of 2
meters above the ground.
Grinding and cutting of Project Manager NIOSH approved dust Project Manager
Dust during cutting of
gypsum board
Ceiling workers
involved in the gypsum board/ceiling tiles
3 3 09 mask shall be provided to
3 1 03
activity and other shall not be allowed inside ceiling workers during the
Site Engineer cutting and grinding for Site Engineer
workers nearby the enclosed rooms to
prevent the accumulation prevention from dust.
of dust. Work Supervisor Work Supervisor
Mechanical exhaust shall
Grinding and cutting shall be provided if grinding and
False Ceiling Work be allowed only in a well- Workers cutting are mandatory Workers
Noise due to Workers Low noising tools shall be Project Manager Equipment shall be Project Manager
cutting/grinding of involved in used wherever reasonably 3 3 09 maintained as per 3 1 03
ceiling material and activity and site practicable. manufacturer to avoid the
Site Engineer additional noise due to Site Engineer
False Ceiling Work drilling staff in the
working area. A suitable earplug shall be
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Physical Injury Workers Only trained workers shall Project Manager A periodic inspection shall Project Manager
involved in be engaged in ceiling
3 3 09 be carried out for tools and
3 1 03
(Abrasion, cut,
activity may get support and gypsum defective or damaged tools
puncture, pinching, etc) Site Engineer Site Engineer
an injury due to installation. shall not be allowed to use.
sharp objects or
tools Portable power tools shall Work Supervisor Good housekeeping shall Work Supervisor
be fitted with safety guard be maintained all time.
(rotating parts shall be And Ceiling
protected) to prevent Workers materials/other material Workers
abrasion. shall be arranged and
stored in designated areas.
HSE HSE
Required PPEs including
Representative Representative
heavy-duty gloves, Waste and unwanted pieces
goggles, and face shield of Ceiling materials shall
shall be provided. be removed from the
Only long sleeves shirts working area and shall be
shall be allowed to protect stored in designated areas.
abrasion and cut due to
sharp edges. Only trained and
experienced workers shall
be allowed to replace the
grinding/cutting disks.
Scaffold working platform Supervisor Jin wheel shall remain lock Supervisor
shall be provided and during the use of a mobile
A scaffold shall no be
modified by any workers
other than 3rd party
certified scaffolder under
the direct supervision of
the scaffolder supervisor.
Working in Hot Heat-related illness Workers Cool drinking water to be Project Manager Hot weather precautions Project Manager
Weather ensured at the work 4 2 08 training for the operatives 4 1 04
Heatstroke location. shall be arranged.
Site Engineer Site Engineer
Rest shelters shall be New workers shall be
provided in the working Work Supervisor acclimatized with the hot Work Supervisor
area for frequent breaks. weather.
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Consequence
Consequence ( Severity) Rating Factors (5) Probability Rating Factors (5) Frequency/Probability
(Severity)
Financial No Frequency A B C D E
No Safety Health Environ.
Equip. Product.
Rare R=CxP 1 2 3 4 5
A (1)
Never occurred
1 First Aid Immediate Minor <SAR 1k <1 hrs. 5 5 10 15 20 25
Possible
2 Medical Temporary Short term <SAR50K 1-2 hrs. B (2)
Has occurred 4 4 8 12 16 20
Likely
3 Lost Time Short term Long term >SAR300k 2-4 hrs. C (3)
Has occurred more than once 3 3 6 9 12 15
Often
4 Disability Long term Serious >SAR500k 4-8 hrs. D (4)
Occurs several times per year 2 2 4 6 8 10
Frequent/Almost Certain
5 Fatality Fatal Catastrophic >SAR1m >1 shift E (5) 1 1 2 3 4 5
Occurs Frequently
SCORE RESULT
1-3 Low Risk No action required unless escalation of risk is possible.
4-6 Moderate Risk An activity can operate subject to management and /or modification.
8-12 High Risk The activity should be modified to include remedial planning and action and be subject to detailed HSE assessment.
15-25 Extreme Risk The activity should not proceed in the current form.
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Acceptance of Responsibilities
RISK ASSESSMENT ORIENTATION ATTENDEES
RISK ASSESSORS