JSA Title: Transportation & Erection of Porta cabins for Temporary Site Offices JSA No: JSA-2005- 004

Project Project No: Date:

Name: Prepared By:
Work Approved By:
Location:
Permit/s Required: (circle below) Additional PPE Requirements: Special Tools or Equipment Required
Permit/s Required: (Tick below) (list on pre-start) (eg. gas detection, fall protection, ventilation fans, lighting,
high pressure water blasting, scaffolding etc)
Confined Space Work at Heights 1. Safety footwear & Hat 1. Hand Tools
2. Safety glasses 2. Barricades & Warning Signs
Excavation √ Radiation
3. Hand Gloves 3. Caution Tapes & Flagging
Hot Work High Voltage 4. Dust/ Face Mask/ Respirators 4. Heavy vehicles and cranes
5. Hearing Protection 5.
Permit to Work √
6. Long Sleeves & Long Trousers

Potential Environmental Hazards Hazardous Materials Fire/Emergency Equipment Requirements

(circle below) (attach MSDS) (eg. fire extinguisher, rescue gear etc)

Air Pollution (dust) Noise 1) 1)

Spills to Water Spills to ground

2) 2)
Hazards to flora and fauna Soil Erosion
3) 3)

Other Potential Electrical Chemical Light/Dark Other Comments

Hazards Pressure (air, water, gas) √ Heat/Cold √ Dust and/or fume √
to Consider Mechanical (crush points) √ Ignition Sources Other Trades
Manual Handling Ground conditions Wind
Slit Trenching Work GC 4

RISK ASSESSMENT / JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS Petrofac

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JSA Title: Transportation & Erection of Portacabins for Temporary Site Offices JSA No: JSA-2005- 004

STEP ACTIVITY HAZARD RISK CONTROL MEASURES RESIDUAL REFERENCED

RATING RISK DOCUMENT
(1-6) RATING
1- LEAST
6-EXTREME
1. Task preparation Poor in planning and Risk 1  Identify potential hazards and 1
Assessment assess risks by completing risk
assessment
 Check existing services are
marked and isolated
 Obtain the marked up clear
drawings
 Get EOD clearance for the areas
 Obtain the necessary work
permits to do erection of cabins
 All personnel have appropriate
training and qualification.
 PPE is correct for area
 All PPE available
 Signaling person available
 Cranes and heavy vehicles
inspection and checking
completed for their worthiness
 Concrete small pillars are
installed at site, on which the
portacabins would be placed.

2 Lifting of  Exposure to heat & dust 3  Tool box meetings to brief 1

portacabins,  Injury to a person about the hazards of this
unloading and  Run over and struck by loading operations
placing them on moving vehicles  Have plenty of water fluids and
heavy long  Tail swing rest under shadow in between

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JSA Title: Transportation & Erection of Portacabins for Temporary Site Offices JSA No: JSA-2005- 004

trailers  Tip over of vehicles or  Wear all specified PPE

cranes
 Potential injury by falling
objects
 Failures of slings leading to
falling objects or suspended
loads.
 Bites by insects or reptiles
 Wear long sleeves and long
trousers
 Use suitable dust mask
 Stay clear of vehicles movement
area until it is positioned
 Signaling man to ensure that all
personnel are alerted and
moved away
 Supervisor in full attendance
 To emphasize all personnel not
to move in blind area of driver
and to stay clear of the tail
area
 Check and ensure the stability
of area before positioning the
long trailers and cranes
 Use parking chokes for vehicles
 Inspect cranes and vehicles
using check lists prior to use.
 Only qualified drivers operate
the cranes.
 Only qualified riggers use
certified slings for rigging jobs.
 Check and ensure the
healthiness of slings used for
lifting.
 Do not leave suspended loads
for long time in hanging
condition.
 Restrict personnel movement in
that area by barricading the

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JSA Title: Transportation & Erection of Portacabins for Temporary Site Offices
3 Transferring the  Exposure to heat & dust
portacabins to  Tip over due to sharp
site turnings
 Accidents due to high speed
 Accidents resulting due to
punctured tyres
 Accident to 3rd party
 Hitting of other vehicles due
to blind back side.
JSA No: JSA-2005- 004
area
 Have all PPE and dust masks.
3  Have plenty of water while 1
working during day time.
 Limit the speed to minimum
due to heavy loads
 Portacabins are well secured to
the long trailers using proper
slings and locking devices.
 All the four sides are provided
with warning red/white
reflective tapes and flags at the
corner to alert other drivers
 Prior to loading, check the
conditions of the tyres and
ensure their healthiness
 Minimum speed ensures drivers
to have good control and would
avert tip over.
 Never drive during high traffic
times.
 Never drive in dark area without
proper lighting.
 Keep good communication at
the starting point and the end
point.
 Have valid documents on hand