Job Hazard Analysis: Basic Job Steps Potential Hazards Recommended Actions or Procedure

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JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS

ATTACHMENT TO WP#
JOB OPERATION TITLE:
CONTRUCTION OF CATWALK

PREPARED BY: DATE: VERIFIED BY: (MANAGER IN CHARGE)


Bernard Christian D. Dimaguila September 14, 2021 Ar. Efren Bergado
APPROVED BY:
Niel S. Petate

Basic Job Steps Potential Hazards Recommended Actions or Procedure


Installation of scaffolding
- Collapse erection of Clear the area erection, supervision of
scaffolding supervisors and safety in charge

-fall from scaffolding Must be certified scaffolding erector with NC11


Panel installation
1. Cutting of Plywood and - Cuts and Abrasions Wear safety glasses, gloves,
accessories -eye hazards Longsleeve and secure the
Powertool with machine guard.
2. Installing Formworks - Pinch Points a. Make sure there is enough
- Overhead Hazards lighting in the work area.
- Cuts/Abrasions b. Do not place hands in between
-Falls forms.
c. Wear also proper PPE.
d. Pull or bend all nails that are
potruding to prevent cuts and
abrasions.
e. Secure scaffold or ladder at the
top and bottom.
f. Fall protection must be used
when climbing forms or when
exposed to falls from 6 feet or
higher.
Pouring of Concrete
1. Positioning concrete pumper -Workers run over/backed into by While heavy equipment is
and redi-mix trucks equipment. operating, all workers on the
ground will wear hivisibility vests
and hardhats.
2. Placing concrete as it comes - Air in line causing high-speed a. Concrete pumpers and redi-mix
from the hose burst of concrete. trucks will always have spotters
while backing up.
b. Equipment idling longer than 3
minutes shall be turned off.
c. Only trained workers will
handle the whip-hose.
d. Whip-hose operator and
others will coordinate on signals
with pump operator.

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