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    This job safety analysis document summarizes the risks and mitigation measures for fixing roof drains using a manlift. The potential risks identified include falling from height if the manlift collapses due to defective tools or an untrained operator, as well as electrical hazards. To reduce risks, workers should use proper personal protective equipment, ensure all tools are inspected and in good condition, use a full body harness, verify the manlift and operator certifications, and clear any overhead lines. The supervisor is responsible for ensuring these measures are followed to lower the risk ranking from 4 to 1.

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    This job safety analysis document summarizes the risks and mitigation measures for fixing roof drains using a manlift. The potential risks identified include falling from height if the manlift collapses due to defective tools or an untrained operator, as well as electrical hazards. To reduce risks, workers should use proper personal protective equipment, ensure all tools are inspected and in good condition, use a full body harness, verify the manlift and operator certifications, and clear any overhead lines. The supervisor is responsible for ensuring these measures are followed to lower the risk ranking from 4 to 1.

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    Job Safety Analysis: Potential Risk Factors

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    Francis Vinoj
    This job safety analysis document summarizes the risks and mitigation measures for fixing roof drains using a manlift. The potential risks identified include falling from height if the manlift collapses due to defective tools or an untrained operator, as well as electrical hazards. To reduce risks, workers should use proper personal protective equipment, ensure all tools are inspected and in good condition, use a full body harness, verify the manlift and operator certifications, and clear any overhead lines. The supervisor is responsible for ensuring these measures are followed to lower the risk ranking from 4 to 1.

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    PJT Name: Aramco cogen project

    MCCL JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

    JOB STEP Decisions on management Measures (Cause elimination ,


    RISK LEVEL
    No.
    DESCRIPTION Potential Risk Factors BEFORE
    alternative mesure. Task improvement , daily management RISK RANK AFTER Responsible Person
    (PPEs, Warning Signs) Trainings

    Use proper PPE,-Ensure that all tools to be use was inspected,


    Roof Drain Fixing Fall From Height, manlift collapsed due
    to defectve tools and un trained 4
    colour coded and in good conditon
    2-Use full body Harness, 3- Machine and 1 SUPERVISOR
    by MAN LIFT operator, Electrical hazard operator should have TUV, Fire Extingushier should be
    placed,over head lines must be cleared

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