ARGAS Classification: General Use

I. JSA Information

1. JSA Title: Installation of light sensors at top of SS and JS Skids 2. JSA Location: Base camp/Field
3. JSA No: OMN01ARD47-2022-5-07 4. JSA Page No: 1 Page of
5. Date JSA Conducted: 07-05-2022 6. New Revised
7. Does a SOP already exist for this activity? 8. If yes, then SOP Name / Number:
 Yes  No
9. Title of Person who routinely does (or will do) the activity the JSA 10. Department of Person in Step 9:
is being conducted for Camp Electricians

11. JSA Conducted by: Reju Abraham 12. Supervisor: Anoop Joshi

13. Ensure you refer to the HRA's when considering Hazards.

II. JSA Sequence

B. SEQUENCE C. Potential D. RISK E. RISK Mitigation

A. (Basic Task Steps HAZARDS (associated (SOP / Actions proposed to
No Start to completion) with the HAZARD) render the risk ALARP)
1 Toolbox Meeting. Postpone Failure to raise work permit damage/Injury 1. Obtain a valid Permit to Work prior to the
operation in adverse weather work.
Lack of communication.
conditions such as strong wind, 2. Wear proper PPE – hard hat, Steel-toe
lightning. Fall from height. safety boots, gloves, Overalls.
Personnel must wear a full safety harness
Injury/fatality.
while working at height.
3. All tools should be inspected and approved.
4. Ensure the area is barricaded to prevent
any unauthorised entry
5. Only qualified and competent persons to do
the work.

2 Place proper ladder (step ladder
– Aluminium) with sufficient
height for the work.
Slip Trips Falls damage/Injury 1. Ensure all personnel assigned work at
Fall of tools height are not afraid of height and medically
Unsafe working conditions fit for work at height.
Hit by the ladder 2. Work shall not be allowed to be carried out
standing over wooden boxes, empty barrels,
and other own arrangements.
3. Ladders with broken rugs shall not be used.
4. Placement of ladder should be in proper
securing position.
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3 One additional person to be
appointed to hold the ladder at
down to secure.
4 Before doing the work Log out Tag
out must be carried out (from
concerned skid and from main DB)
5 The person should attach his lifeline
in a secured place at top of the skid,
then mark the area and drill holes for
fix the light sensor with drill machine.
6 Once completed the drill, fix the
sensor at top of the skid, and
screwed properly.
7 After completion of job collect all
tools and equipment from the top of
the skid and climb down slowly
through the ladder to ground.
8 Remove the ladder from the skid
and place in a secure place in
the workshop.
III. JSA Acceptance of Risk Tolerability
A. Risk Score Prior to Mitigation: High
C. Risk Tolerable:  Yes  No
E. JSA Accepted / Approved by:
Ergonomic hazards, Manual handling,
slip/trip hazards, Pinch points.
Ergonomic hazards, Manual handling,
slip/trip hazards, being hit by moving
objects. Crush injury.
Ergonomic hazards, Manual handling,
slip/trip hazards, Pinch points.
Ergonomic hazards, Manual handling,
slip/trip hazards. Hand/finger crushed.
Falling objects
Falling from the ladder.
Ergonomic hazards, Manual handling,
slip/trip hazards, being hit by moving
objects
B. Risk Score Post Mitigation: Medium
D, If No, describe actions:
F. Job Title: Party Chief
Injuries to hand and 1. Ensure that there is always supervision. Job
fingers supervisor shall be present 100% till the job is
being completed.
Injuries to hand and 1. Only competent electrical persons shall
fingers allow to do the work.
2. Log out Tag out training must be done.
Injuries to the personnel 1. Suitable hooks must be available at top of
and damage to property the skid to attach the lifeline.
2. Only competent electrical persons shall
allow to do the work.
3. Wear safety glasses or a face shield (with
safety glasses or goggles).
4. Keep drill air vents clear to maintain
adequate ventilation.
5. Keep drill bits sharp always.
6. Keep all cords clear of the cutting area
during use.
Injuries to the personnel 1. Only competent electrical persons shall
and damage to property allow to do the work.
2. The person holding the ladder from down
should take extreme care during the drill.
Injuries to the personnel 1. Correct tools need to be use.
and damage to property, 2. Use proper 3 point of contact.
3. Tools should not throw from the top.
Injury to the people and 1. Use 2 persons while carrying the ladder to
damage to the property the workshop.
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G. Date: H. Comments: