JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS (JSA)
WORK PROJECT/ACTIVITY:
Use of Ladder
REQUIRED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:
SEQUENCE OF JOB STEPS
Carrying the ladder to the work area.
Visual/Manual inspection of the ladder before use.
Proper placement/setup of ladder prior to performing a
job task. `
Ascending and descending ladder to complete a job task.
DATE: 28th March 2022
NEW
REVISED
CONSTRUCTION MANAGER PROJECT NAME: AMAALA INTERNATIONAL
GEORGE DAHDAH AIRPORT PROJECT.
Slip Resistant Shoes or Slip Resistant Ladder Rungs.
Gloves, Safety Glasses, & Dust Mask for use in jobs as specified by the supervisor.
POTENTIAL HAZARD HAZARD CONTROL
Muscle Pull/Strain Use Proper Lift & Carry Techniques:
 Ask for help if the ladder is too heavy.
 Bend at the knees and lift the ladder with your
leg muscles instead of your back muscles.
 Limit turning and twisting motions while
carrying the ladder. This may cause a back
injury.
Cuts/Punctures/Scrapes. Inspect the ladder by checking the following items:
Muscle Pull/Strain. (Discussed in Title 1)  Check for loose or bent ladder rungs and
missing parts.
 Ensure that the ladder is suitable for the
employee by checking the duty rating sticker
 Check if ladder is clean, free of oil, mud, or any
other slippery materials to prevent slips and
falls. Wear slip-resistant shoes at all times.
 Check for protruding screws, rivets, broken
metal, and other metal parts that can cause a cut
or scrape during use
Uneven Surface, Debris Hazards  Ensure the ladder is placed on even and compact
Slips/Trips/Falls, Electrical Hazards surface.
 Ensure there is no debris above or near the
ladder that could pose a potential falling object
hazard
 Place the ladder in a position that is safe for you
as an employee and others
 Use a Portable Fiberglass Ladder when working
on, around, or near a possible electrical hazard
Slips/Trips/Falls.  Wear slip resistant shoes or make sure the
ladder has slip resistant rungs.
  Always maintain three points of contact
with the ladder. (One hand/two feet, two
hands/one foot)
 Always face the ladder and keep body
centered between the side rails to maintain
balance while climbing
 Never climb on or above the 2nd rung
from the top of the ladder or sit on the top
of the ladder.
 Do not carry heavy materials up the ladder
while climbing.
 If needed, have another employee hold,
and secure the base of the ladder before
climbing
 Remove all objects/housekeeping tools
from the top of A type ladder before
climbing down.

Performing job duties while working from A type ladder.
Slips/Trips/Falls, Falling Objects
 In general, ladders should not be used as a
work platform, except A type ladders and
only for a short time period.
 Ensure you hold the ladder firmly with
one hand and have both feet firmly on a
ladder, then use your free hand to perform
the task
 Overreaching in front or to the side of the
ladder can cause the ladder to tip over
 Move the ladder as needed to reach
objects and perform a job task. NEVER
‘walk’ or ‘jog’ the ladder to another work
area.
 NEVER stand on or above the 2nd rung
from the top of the ladder or sit on the top
of the ladder to perform a job task.

JHA and Emergency Evacuation Procedures Acknowledgement

We, the undersigned Supervisor, and employees acknowledge participation in the development of this JSA and accompanying emergency evacuation procedures. We have
thoroughly discussed and understood the provisions of each of these documents.
SUPERVISOR’S SIGNATURE: DATE:

EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE:

EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE:

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