Fiber Optic Cable Laying JHA

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Facility: Location: KAZ Date: 3/6/2023_______________

Section A: Task Information

Task: Fiber Optic Cable Laying

Team Composition: _____________

PTW No: ________________

Section B: JHA Detail Description

RISK RANKING REQUIRED


CONTROL
RESPONSIBLE
JOB STEPS POTENTIAL MEASURES
HAZARDS
PARTY(IES)
List the steps required to Which List both controls to
STEP POTENTIAL

Risk Rating
Main hazards that

Likelihood
perform the task in the LSR prevent the incident and Nominate the person

P/A/C/E
Severity
NO CONSEQUENCES
sequence could cause injury / applies? recovery measures when who will be required
damage when the task incident occurs to action the control
*Identify "Hold Point" step is performed
measures
Refer to BGC
Procedures as applicable

• Lack of sufficient • Ensure that all


knowledge of work workers attend the
steps. • Getting injured TBT meeting and
• Damage to health sign the attendance
• Lack of sheet.
as a result of

P/A/C
1 communication. 1&2 • Ensure that all parties Site
LL
A
exposure to toxic
2

Site preparation Supervisor/Engineer


• The presence of gases. involved are aware of
toxic gases in the • Tiredness due to the risks, controls and
atmosphere heat exhaustion means of rescue
procedures.
• Heat • Safety signs and
Stress/Exhaustion barriers must be
provided at the work
site.
• All persons must
wear personal
protective equipment,
including a gas test
device.
• Ensure that
employees get proper
rest in well shielded
area with drinking
water to be available
nearby.

• Conduct a thorough
underground utility
• Striking survey before
Underground cables • Damage to excavation.
• Collisions with
underground • Implement safety
cables barriers and warning
Structures or
Overhead Power • Damage to signs to prevent
Lines. overhead lines accidental striking of
and Electrocution nearby structures or
Excavation using a • Trench Instability as a result of power lines.

P/A/C
2 1
JCB • Ensure clear

B
L
contact.

3
• Equipment Site
Malfunction. • Trench Collapse communication and Supervisor/Engineer
• Failure of the coordination among
• Noise and Vibration operation personnel and
• Unauthorized • Injury to equipment operators.
personnel • Conduct regular
personnel entry to
maintenance and
worksite
inspections of the
JCB machinery to
minimize the risk of
mechanical failure.
• Implement exclusion
zones to prevent
personnel from
entering the working
area of the JCB.
• Provide
comprehensive
training to all
personnel involved
in the cable laying
process, including
safe work practices,
hazard identification,
and emergency
procedures.
• Ensure personnel
wear appropriate
personal protective
equipment (PPE).
• Ensure workers are
• Exposure of
complying with the
workers to
min. PPE
various hazard
requirements e.g.
such as flying
goggles, hard hat,
particles (sand,
face mask, hand
dust, etc.)
gloves, safety boot,
which can
coverall.
cause eye
Manual Excavation injury. • Employees to be

P/A/C
3 1 aware of the Site

B
L
3
• Sharp objects • Injury to hazardous aspects of Supervisor/Engineer
or rocks personnel the area to take extra
causing hand • Musculoskeletal caution.
injury Injuries • Workers will be
• Presence of • Tiredness due to oriented about the
snake, heat exhaustion proper posture and
scorpions, etc. positioning during the
in the area execution of the job.

• Back injury
• Ensure tripping
• Tripping
hazards are removed
hazards
from walkways prior
• Use of starting work and
damaged tools ensure that a clear
walkway is being set.
• Involvement of
• Any tool to be used,
unauthorized
must be inspected
persons at site
first, and all tools to
• Presence of be color coded.
H2S and • The excavation area
hazardous should be properly
gases in the barricaded with
area warning tapes in
place.
• Heat
Stress/Exhausti • Gas testing must be
on done prior starting
job, a safe working
environment must be
ensured.
• Ensure that
employees get proper
rest in well shielded
area with drinking
water to be available
nearby.

• Injury to • Ensure workers are


• Exposure of
personnel complying with the
workers to
various hazard • Musculoskeletal min. PPE
Injuries requirements e.g. Site
such as flying
goggles, hard hat,

P/A/C
Fiber Optic Cable particles (sand, Tiredness due to
4 1 Supervisor/Engineer
B
L face mask, hand
3

laying dust, etc.) which heat exhaustion


gloves, safety boot,
can cause eye
coverall.
injury.
• Employees to be
• Sharp objects or aware of the
rocks causing hazardous aspects of
hand injury the area to take extra
caution.
• Presence of
• Workers will be
snake,
oriented about the
scorpions, etc.
proper posture and
in the area
positioning during the
• Back injury execution of the job.
• Ensure tripping
• Tripping
hazards are removed
hazards
from walkways prior
• Use of damaged starting work and
tools ensure that a clear
walkway is being set.
• Involvement of
• Any tool to be used,
unauthorized
must be inspected
persons at site
first, and all tools to
• Presence of H2S be color coded.
and hazardous • The excavation area
gases in the area should be properly
barricaded with
• Heat
warning tapes in
Stress/Exhaustio
place.
n
• Gas testing must be
done prior starting
job, a safe working
environment must be
ensured.
• Ensure that
employees get proper
rest in well shielded
area with drinking
water to be available
nearby.

• Implement safety
P/A/C
1 barriers and warning
B
L
3

signs to prevent
accidental striking of
nearby structures or
power lines.
• Ensure clear
communication and
coordination among
personnel and
equipment operators.
• Conduct regular
• Collisions with maintenance and
Structures or inspections of the
Overhead Power • Damage to JCB machinery to
Lines. overhead lines minimize the risk of
• Trench and Electrocution mechanical failure.
Instability as a result of • Implement exclusion Site
contact. zones to prevent
• Equipment • Trench Collapse personnel from
Supervisor/Engineer
5 Backfilling of the
Malfunction. • Failure of the entering the working
excavation
• Noise and operation area of the JCB.
Vibration • Injury to • Provide
personnel comprehensive
• Unauthorized training to all
personnel entry personnel involved in
to worksite. the cable laying
process, including
safe work practices,
hazard identification,
and emergency
procedures.
• Ensure personnel
wear appropriate
personal protective
equipment (PPE).
• Sharp objects at the • Injury to people • All waste generated
site • Skin irritation must be contained
• Hazardous Material
Housekeeping P/C/E and disposed of in
6 due to contact 1 Site
B
L

• Falling and tripping


3

with dangerous designated waste


skips/areas. Supervisor/Engineer
hazards substances
• Not cleaning the • Falling/Slipping
site well • Use appropriate
personal protective
equipment for waste
handling.
CONSEQUENCES INCREASING LIKELIHOOD

A B C D E
Never Heard of in Has Has Has
SEVERITY

heard of the happened in the happened at the happened more

Environment

Reputation
People in the Industry Organization or Location or more than once per year

Assets
Industry more than once than once per at the Location
per year in the
year in the Organization
Industry

No injury or No No effect No impact LL LL LL LL LL


0 health damage
effect
Slight injury or Slight Slight Slight LL LL L L L
1
health effect damage effect impact

2 Minor injury or Minor Minor Minor LL L L M M


health effect damage effect impact

3 Major injury or Moderate Moderate Moderate L L M M H


health effect damage effect impact

1- 3 Major Major Major L M M H H


4 damage effect impact
fatalities

5 More than Massive Massive Massive M M H H H


3 fatalities damage effect impact

LL=LowLow L=Low M=Medium H=High

P= Personnel A=Asset E=Environment C=Community/Reputation

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