JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

Job Title/Task: QMS Document No: REV: 00 Date: Page:

Rig up pump lines NISNL/OPS/RA/02 23/03/2019 1 of 3
Department: Location: Analysed By: Reviewed By: Approved By: RPC: (Risk Priority Code):
Operations Port Harcourt Temitope Adewumi Dumbari Nwikwor Austin Edema 3

REVIEW (completed offshore – use Review of JSA’s Work Method)

Reviewed By: Supervisor: Date: Location:

Sequence of Hazard Hazard Effect HSC RPC Risk Reduction Measures HSC RPC
Basic Job
Steps
Hold Toolbox Bad 1.1 Incorrect 2 3 1.1.1 Identify the nearest telephone / radio with immediate access. 2 3
safety meeting instructions. emergency 1.1.2 Identify / post local emergency telephone number at a
with all reporting strategic location.
associated 1.1.3 Reinforce the information required by the emergency occurs.
personnel on 1.1.4 Identify escape route to muster point.
platform / rig.
Bad 1.2 Check well status 1 2 1.2.1 Wear the appropriate PPE for H2S, check valves status. 1 3
instructions. H2S / valves. 1.3.1 Highlight the location of the first aid kit, stretcher.
1.3 Confusion during 1.3.2 Specify emergency assembly point staff.
an emergency. 1.3.3 Assign specific duties based upon experience.
1.4 Incorrect / no PPE 1.4.1 Inspect each personnel’s PPE.
being used. 1.5.1 Attach caution tape around hazardous areas as a first line
1.5 Unwanted warning.
interference/ excess
manpower on site.

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 1.5.2 Install warning no entry signs at location, entrance printed in
both local language and English.
1.5.3 Only authorised persons allowed in the vicinity of the rig up.
1.6 Back injuries. 1.6.2 Obtain assistance when handling/ lifting heavy hoses
connection.
1.7 Confusion during 1.7.1 Adopt the correct posture when lifting heavy weights.
operation. Advise that all slippery surfaces be cleaned up immediately.
2. Remove iron Wrong handling 2.1 Smashed fingers 3 3 2.1.1 Grab iron in a safe area away from pinch points. 3 3
from rack or of equipment or toes.
container. 2.1.2 Establish good communication with helper.
2.2 Strained muscles.
2.1.3 Use gloves.
2.3 Back injuries.
2.2.1 Use proper lifting techniques.

3. Setting up Broken strands 3.1 Personnel injury. 2 2 3.1.1 Use proper PPE. 2 3
equipment. in wire or rope 3.1.2 Observe line.
on cat line or 3.1.3 Grasp hook not cable.
winch line. 3.1.4 Tie iron securely to rig.
3.1.5 Stand clear when lifting to floor.
Falling iron. 3.1.6 Look up, stay alert
3.1.7 Secure discharge lines using stains or chains.
Whipping iron.
Wrong position. 3.2 Back strain. 2 3 3.3.1 Use proper lifting techniques. 2 3
3.3.2 Use body system to lift iron.
Load too heavy. 3.3 Slippery 3.3.1 Check surface and exercise caution.
surface. 3.4.1 Secure to prevent contact with cable.
Bad whether
conditions 3.4 Damaged electric
cables.
3 3 1 3

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4. Connect 4.1 Personal injury. 3 3 4.1.1 Use proper PPE. 3 3
iron and hoses. 4.1.2 Use proper lifting technique.
4.2 Possible spills. 4.1.3 Use certified iron and hoses.
4.1.4 Clean and lubricate threads.
4.3 Dropping iron. 4.1.5 Check union gasket and big inch seals.
4.1.6 Ensure unions are tight.
4.1.7 Keep all personnel clear of Iron while lifting with hoist.
4.1.8 Secure iron to deck and well head.

5. Make up Wrong handling 5.1 Hand caught 3 3 5.1.1 Handle iron in a safe area away from pinch points.
wellhead of equipment. between 5.1.2 Use proper lifting techniques.
connections. connections. 2 3 5.1.3 Safety belt and line to be used at all times when working at
Unions and 5.2 Fall from height above six feet.
clamps not wellhead. 5.1.4 Use a brass hammer when close to the well head.
tightened.

Wrong handling
and lifting
technique.

Incorrect
handling.

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