This document provides a job safety analysis for a desert road trip project. It identifies potential hazards in 5 activities: 1) Permitting work, 2) Journey permitting, 3) Taking the route, 4) Pick up movement, and 5) House keeping. For each hazard, it evaluates the risk level and outlines control measures to reduce the risk. The analysis requires supervisory review and sign off from participants and supervisors.
This document provides a job safety analysis for a desert road trip project. It identifies potential hazards in 5 activities: 1) Permitting work, 2) Journey permitting, 3) Taking the route, 4) Pick up movement, and 5) House keeping. For each hazard, it evaluates the risk level and outlines control measures to reduce the risk. The analysis requires supervisory review and sign off from participants and supervisors.
This document provides a job safety analysis for a desert road trip project. It identifies potential hazards in 5 activities: 1) Permitting work, 2) Journey permitting, 3) Taking the route, 4) Pick up movement, and 5) House keeping. For each hazard, it evaluates the risk level and outlines control measures to reduce the risk. The analysis requires supervisory review and sign off from participants and supervisors.
STEP 1: Likelihood of Occurrence STEP 2: Severity of Result A B C D E
1. Expected To Occur (once per week) A. Fatality 1 H H H H M 2. Common (once per month) B. Permanent Disability 2 H H H M M STEP 4: Hazard Risk Assessment 3. Sometimes (once per year) C. Lost Time Injury (LTI) 3 H H M M L H = High Risk (INTOLERABLE, significant and urgent actions required). 4. Rarely (once in < 20 years) D. Medical Treatment / Damage 4 H M M L L M = Medium Risk (ALARP, reduce to As Low As Reasonably Practicable). 5. Highly Unlikely (once in > 20 years) E. First Aid Injury 5 M M L L L L = Low Risk (Negligible / Tolerable, monitor and manage risk).
DEVELOPED BY: HSE Team Date : 26 - 08 - 2017 APPROVED BY: SIGN: DATE:
Mandatory PPE PPE to be worn as required
Activity POTENTIAL HAZARD RISK RISK CONTROL MEASURE RESOURCES POST RISK SUPERVISORY REQUIREMENTS
• HSE team to assess continuously
the conditions of work in the assigned area PTW system •Work condition not safe • One person to issue work permits Tool box Talk Activity supervisor •Procedures and tasks • Toolbox talks not clear. • Competency of personnel and / Foreman Permitting work • Lack of supervisory High supervisory for the activity Low • Miscommunication • Define hierarchy and reporting •Not correct PPE worn flowcharts PTW system coordinator • Define proper PPE to be used for the work • Check inspection certificates of equipment for the job
•Approve only for qualified drivers
•Getting lost •Follow route way defined by the journey •Lack of tracking management •Miscommunication •Follow break times defined by the journey Communication device •Poor telecommunications management GPS Journey permitting •Bad road condition High •Stop driving and use of cellular/SAT phone if Low Electronic tracking IVMS •Unsecure route necessary •Driving at darkness •Manage your journey to avoid driving at •Over speed darkness •Respect speed limitations •Unsecure route necessary •Driving at darkness •Manage your journey to avoid driving at •Over speed darkness •Respect speed limitations •Be informed with weather forecast (radio, television, newspaper, internet…) •Get feedback from road assessment •Use seat belt during the journey for all travelers •Respect of driving rules •Watch for pedestrians •Have a positive attitude •Inspect vehicle correctly prior to journey •Secure the vehicle and call for assistance •Bad weather condition •Use of emergency signs •Bad road condition •Have fire extinguisher aboard Car crash •Have enough rest before driving •Pedestrian danger •Avoid driving when sick or under medication •Mechanical failure •Never use cell phone when driving even with hand free or car speakers First aid kit •Electrical failure •Correct use of seat belt Fire extinguisher Taking the route •Fire High Cellular/SAT phone Low Spot supervisory •Driver fatigue •Avoid aggressive driving, be positive •Bad driving attitude •Control of passengers (no horse play, no •Bad passenger attitude smoking at all) •Environment incident •Keep sane hygiene inside the vehicle •Save the environment during the trip: never throw garbage from the windows •Keep trash in a bag for correct disposal
• Uncontrolled driving due to road
condition • Collision with other machines in RoW • Drive carefully, never exceed 40 Km/h • Pick-up drifts and fall in the trench • Avoid ground workers, allow workers passage Desert defensive driving Pick up movement • Ground worker hit by pick-up High • Be seen, use lights and horn if needed Low Activity supervisor • Lost communication networks • Park pick-up far from RoW Radios • Personnel lost in the desert • Have a radio in the pick-up • Personnel exposed to dehydration / • Have enough extra water prior to every job death • Equipment and tools remain on site • Put back equipment to proper place House keeping • Slip trip and fall Medium • Clear all work place from trash Plastic bags Low Activity supervisor • Trash left in the work place • Segregate trash Trash bins
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Participants / Work Crew JSA Reviewed By: Name: Date: