Mip17-Hse-Jsa-Jub-40 Jsa For Installation of Steel Structure

Branch of Sinopec International Petroleum Services Corp.
MIP PKG 17 Ras Tanura Area Pipelines

CONTRACT No.: 6600044545 BI No.: BI-10-09004-0003
JSA FOR INSTALLATION OF STEEL STRUCTURE

ERECTION AT MLV-2(12＂TNRTNG-1 KM139+654)
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LSTK CONTRACTOR:
COMPANY Branch of Sinopec
Saudi Arabian Oil Company
International Petroleum
Services Corp
Project: CONTRACT No# 6600044545
BI No. 10-09004-0003
Document title:
JSA FOR INSTALLATION OF STEEL STRUCTURE ERECTION
CONTRACT No.: 6600044545
BI-10-09004-0003
Julius G.Carbonell Xu Pingfei

Project
0 04/3/2023 First Issue for Review & Approval HSE Manager Project Manager
Engineer
Prepared Reviewed Approved
Rev. No. Date Reason for Issue
By By By
Document Title:
Document No.: Rev. No.: Issue/Rev. Date:

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Saudi Arabian Oil Company
International Petroleum
Services Corp
BI No. 10-09004-0003
Document title:
JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS WORK SHEET

√ NEW D/M/Y Contractor: Branch of Sinopec International
JSA#040 Marjan Downstream Petroleum Services Corp
DATE 04/03/2023 CONTRACT # 6600044545 / BI No. 10-09004-
Rev.00 Project, PK-17 REVISED
0003
JSA FUNCTION Name ID# Job Title Mobile Phone#

SINOPEC Site Supv/Frmn. Zhang Kuixing 2401563941 Site Supervisor 0539121953
SINOPEC Project Engineer Wu Peng 2333731244 Project Engineer 0509709934
Julius
SINOPEC HSE Manager 2493855205 HSE Manager 0538732637
G.Carbonell
Abdullah PMT Project
PMT Project Engineer 746392 0507522186
Muhawish Engineer
DESCRIPTION OF TASK: JSA FOR INSTALLATION OF STEEL STRUCTURE ERECTION
Work Location/ Area then station numbers: AT MLV-2(12＂TNRTNG-1 KM139+654)
SINOPEC Project Engineer JUBAIL Pipeline JUBAIL Pipeline PMT Representative
Wu Peng Supervisor Foreman
Signature Representative Representative
Abdulaziz AL-Mutairi Saud Alkisaifi
SINOPEC HSE Manager
Julius G. Carbonell
Signature Signature Signature Signature
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Saudi Arabian Oil Company International Petroleum
Services Corp
BI No. 10-09004-0003
Document title:
Safety References: Equipment:

1. SINOPEC HSEQ Management System Manual • Hand tools and power tools
2. Saudi Aramco Construction Safety Manual. • Excavator
3. Saudi Aramco Safety Handbook. • Mobile crane/ boom Truck
4. Contractor Site Safety Program (CSSP) for PKG 17 • Impact wrench
5. Hazard Identification Plan (HIP) for PKG 17 • Torque wrench
6. SA GI 2.100, Work Permit System • Drill machine
7. SA G.I. 2.709, Gas testing procedure
8. SA G.I 6.012, Isolation Lock Out and Use of Hold Tags
9. SA G.I 8.00 Scaffolding
10. SA G.I 6.000 Incident Notification
11. SMG-08-001 Emergency Preparedness
12. 4.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
13. 4.8 Hazard Control and PPE
14. CSM I-3 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
15. 4.12 Work Permit
16. CSM 1-11 Hand Tools and Power Tools
17. CSM II-2 Scaffolding
18. CSM II-1 Excavation and shoring
19. CSM I-3 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
20. 12 SAMSS-007 Fabrication of steel and miscellaneous steel.
21. 12 SAMSS-008 Erection of structural and miscellaneous steel.
REQUIRED SAFETY EQUIPMENT

Hard Hats X Work Vest X First Aid Kit X Ear plug/muff X Gum Boots
Disposable
Safety Glass X Safety Harness Goggles X Welding Gloves
Coveralls
Steel Toe Personal Flotation
X Face Shield X Barricades X Dust mask X
Boots Device
Safety Self Retracting
X Fire Extinguisher X Rubber Gloves, X Multi-Gas Monitor X
Gloves Lifeline (SRL)
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STOP WORK TRIGGER:

The work shall be stopped when:
• If found to be not complying with safety requirements and procedures as listed in the JSA.
• If the weather condition is severe such as sand storm, heat, foggy and heavy rain.
• If any equipment which found oil leak should be STOP and resume work once it is repaired.
• Do not perform crane lifts at wind speeds above 32 km/h (20 mph) unless otherwise specified by the
manufacturer.
• Do not perform crane-suspended personnel platform (man-basket) operations at wind speeds greater than 25
km/h (15 mph).
• If there is an emergency warning or alarm.
• If there is any fire, explosion, or gas release)
• Hot work is not permitted if the atmosphere is above 0% of the lower explosive limit (LEL).
• Stop work if permit conditions change, and notify the supervisor.
• If there is a Near-miss incident
• If there is an unsafe condition.
The work can only resume after a further assessment is conducted by a competent person and additional control
measures are implemented.
Note:
1. This JSA is applicable only to the same situation/activity, any changes or additional prior to activity should be reported
to supervisors immediately.
2. Concurrence of a competent person is needed with signature.
3. Safety Officer and Site supervisor from construction must monitor, control and supervise the work.
4. Approved JSA shall be on site prior to the construction.
5. Subject to changes, if deemed required.
6. Method Statement to be explained to all employees and it must be made available at the site.
7. JSA to be made available at the site and Job Specific Hazards and Control Measures to be clearly communicated to all
personnel involved in the job
8. Toolbox meeting to be done by the crew before work starts.
9. Site Supervisor shall be available at the site. Ensure appropriate control measures are implemented in the site.
10. Emergency Contact Numbers to be made visible on the site and at the Temporary shelter.
11. First Aid Box must be made available in the area.
12. First Aider with a valid ID must be assigned on on-site.

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No. STEP HAZARDS RISK CONTROL MEASURES

List the steps required to perform the For each step list the hazards List the control measures required to eliminate or minimize the
activity in the sequence they are that could cause an injury, risk of injury arising from the identified hazards (Engineering
carried out. Use as many lines as equipment damage, or Controls, Procedures, Training, PPE, Stop Work Trigger). For each
needed to describe the job. There may environmental impact when identified hazard assign control measure(s) numerically linked to
be more than one hazard per job. List the task is performed that hazard.
each hazard
1 Preparation For Job 1.1. Miss communication/ 1.1.1. Issuer and receiver shall conduct a joint site inspection
understanding and secure work permits from Saudi Aramco Operations
within accordance with GI. 2.100 “Work Permit
System”.
1.1.2. If necessary, obtain countersign on a work permit from
the concerned department /personnel such as POD
(Power, Electrical), communication (IT) etc.
1.1.3. Obtain the work permit before starting work, all the
necessary documents shall be present and secured at
the site.
1.1.4. Daily toolbox meetings shall include discussion of the 8
basic life-saving-rules, to ensure the working crew is
aware of different hazards, especially line-of-fire
dangers.
1.1.5. Ensure JSAs/HIP is communicated and used at the site
1.1.6. The results of the JSA should be communicated to
personnel performing the job/task via safety meetings
and pre-job toolbox talks.
1.2. Personal injury/Property 1.2.1. Get information about weather changes in advance.
damage 1.2.2. All workers, operators, and drivers have adapted
certificates and are competent for the job.
1.2.3. Use the tools for the right job.
1.2.4. Ensure all tools /equipment are properly inspected &
color-coded by competent/qualified personnel.
2 Secure The Area Against Traffic 2.1. Struck by vehicles/vehicle 2.1.1. Comply with SA G.I. 6.030 (traffic and vehicle safety), &
mishap GI 1021.000, Street and Road Closure, Excavation
secures the area by installing barricades, signboards,
and blinking lights. Warning signs must be kept at a
suitable distance to warn the approaching vehicle of the
work area. All workers must be worn reflective jackets
for good visibility. No one shall be allowed to sit
beneath the right of way.
2.1.2. Prior to closing the asphalt road and diverting traffic,
ensure the detour is ready and approved by all
concerned (MOT & Saudi Aramco).
2.1.3. Specific traffic flow plan shall be provided
2.1.4. All contractor initials shall be obtained on the road
closure permit.
2.1.5. Get local police help or Saudi Aramco Security
assistance while closing the asphalt road. Stay at a safe
place while directing the traffic towards the detour. Be
careful with high-speed vehicles.
2.1.6. All signs must comply with SA manual uniform traffic

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control devices set by the ministry of transport, for
example, common signs specification is placement,
reflectivity breakaway base, height, erection, etc.
2.1.7. More than one access road shall be provided when
emergency access by a single road could be impaired by
vehicle congestion, condition of the terrain, climatic
conditions, or other factors.
2.1.8. Safety signs shall be made of reflective sheeting
conforming to the latest minatory of transport and
Saudi Aramco standards.
2.1.9. Road closure area shall be fully illuminated and lighted
during nighttime.
2.1.10. Ensure blinking lights are functional at night to warn
passing vehicles.
2.1.11. Provide standby power generator for emergency
purposes and all the night should be monitored to avoid
power failure
2.1.1. Access road planning shall be included but not be
limited to traffic flow, Loadbearing capacities, traffic
signs and control, road striping, parking area, road
intersection, and multiple-use road.
2.1.2. Only competent workers will perform the activity.
Spotters will be appointed to keep workers and
unauthorized personnel away from working and moving
machinery
3 Excavation work, 3.1. In-experience of the 3.1.1. Comply with SA G.I. 7.025 (Heavy Equipment Operator
Manual Excavation for expose the equipment operator Testing and Certification). Heavy Equipment operators
under Underground utilities shall be competent and have a valid Saudi Aramco
Excavation by use of excavator (if Certificate or Aramco-approved Third-Party Company
required) for the particular equipment. Unauthorized personnel
will not be allowed to sit at or operate the equipment.
Work equipment shall be operated at a safe distance
from the existing facility.
3.1.2. Highlight the existing utility in the plot plan attached
with the permit
3.1.3. A Pre-Excavation Checklist shall be properly completed
before starting the work.
3.1.4. A Daily-Excavation Checklist shall be properly
completed and made available upon request
3.1.5. Gas tests shall be performed per GI 2.709 when there is
reason to suspect oxygen deficiency or the presence of
a flammable/toxic atmosphere in an excavation.
3.1.6. Mechanical excavators shall not be used until all
underground utilities and installations have been
exposed by hand digging.
3.1.7. For excavations greater than 2.4 m (8 ft) deep in Type B
or C soil, an excavation plan (e.g., shoring design
calculations and drawings) that meets the requirements
of this chapter shall be developed by a degreed
civil/structural engineer.
5.1.1. Mechanical excavators shall not be used within 3 m (10
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breakers shall only be used where necessary to break
concrete or other hard materials.
3.2. Uninspected equipment 3.2.1. Ensure that all Heavy equipment is Inspected by a
Competent Inspector SA-approved Third-Party
Inspecting Company.
3.2.2. Third Party Company Sticker must be issued once the
inspection of the equipment is completed and Passed
3.2.3. Equipment Operator must do a visual inspection of his
equipment with the use of a Daily Equipment checklist
to ensure the good working condition of the equipment
prior to starting the work.
3.2.4. Proper maintenance of the equipment must be
conducted on a weekly basis.
5.1.2. Any leakage on the Equipment parts must be reported
immediately to the Equipment Maintenance
Coordinator to prevent more damages to the
equipment.
3.3. Hitting underground 3.3.1. Prior to starting the work review & locate the
utilities. underground utilities as per the drawing and marked.
3.3.2. confirm and mark (e.g., by flags or chalk) the location of
any known or suspected underground pipes, cables,
vessels, structures, etc., that are in the area of the
proposed excavation.
3.3.4. Pre-excavation checklist must be completed and signed
by Operation Proponent Dept. Aramco PMT AND
Contractor Civil Supervisor prior to starting the
excavation work.
3.3.5. Daily-excavation checklist must be completed prior to
starting the drilling.
3.3.6. Highlight the existing utility in the plot plan attached
with the permit
5.1.3. Work permit receiver and safety officer must validate
the inspection of all the heavy equipment and all
checklist documentation as per SMS.
3.4. Cave In (collapse of side 3.4.1. Excavation protection such as shoring /sloping
walls) according to soil condition.
3.4.2. Excavation and Shoring guide 06-002-2008 and SAES A-
114 Excavation and Backfilling.
3.4.4. Mechanical excavators shall not be used within 3 m (10
ft) of underground utilities or installations. Pneumatic
breakers shall only be used where necessary to break
concrete or other hard materials.
3.4.5. Materials and spoils shall be set back at least 0.6 m (2
ft) from the edge of the excavation
3.4.6. Protective system to be used (i.e., benching, sloping, or
shoring).

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3.4.7. Stairways, ladders, ramps, and/or other safe means of
egress shall be located in excavations that are 1.2 m (4
ft) or more in-depth so as to require no more than 7.5
m (25 ft) of lateral travel distance for personnel (i.e.,
ladders shall be spaced at least every 15 m [50 ft] along
a trench).
3.4.8. Ladders shall rest on the bottom of the excavation and
shall extend at least 1 m (3 ft) above the top landing
point.
3.4.9. Appropriate emergency rescue equipment (e.g.,
breathing apparatus, full-body harness, lifeline, basket
stretcher) shall be readily available during work.
3.4.10. Only excavating and backfilling equipment (track hoes,
rock breakers, backhoes, front loaders, etc.) are
permitted within 2 m (6.5 ft) of the edge of an
excavation.
3.4.11. Motor vehicles, cranes, and heavy equipment shall be
kept away from the edge of the excavation at a distance
of 2m (6.5 ft)
3.4.12. Hard barricades (e.g., concrete, or water-filled plastic
“jersey” barriers, metal fencing) shall be used to keep
motor vehicles, cranes, and heavy equipment at the
proper distance away from the excavation.
3.4.13. Pedestrian barricades shall be placed no less than 1 m
(3 ft) from the edge of the excavation.
4 Steel Structure Erection Installation 4.1. Improper access /fall 4.1.1. Appropriate work permits shall be issued for crane
by use of mobile crane /boom truck Uninspected or uncertified operations in accordance with GI 2.100.
• Fixing of Leveling Pads lifting equipment and lifting 4.1.2. Comply with SA G.I. 7.028 & 7.029, (Crane Lifts, Types
• Alignment tackle and Procedure lifting) & (Rigging Hardware)
Requirements), equipment must be inspected by a third
party with a valid inspection sticker.
4.1.3. All riggers shall be certified by SA per GI 7.024 and/or GI
7.028, as applicable. Only SA-certified riggers shall rig
loads to be lifted, including transport trucks and boom
trucks. The rigger shall have responsibility for
coordinating the activities of all personnel involved with
the lift.
4.1.4. The SA-certified rigger shall visually inspect slings and all
other rigging hardware prior to each use.
4.1.5. The SA-certified rigger shall ensure that all lifting gears
have been tested, inspected, approved and color-coded.
4.1.6. Slings or other rigging hardware in contact with sharp
corners shall be padded to prevent damage to the sling,
other rigging hardware or the load being lifted.
4.1.7. All crane operators shall be properly licensed and
certified by SA per GI 7.025 for the crane type/model
they are using.
4.1.8. Cranes shall be inspected by the crane operator using
form SA 9466 prior to each shift.
4.1.9. All lifting equipment shall have a valid 3RD party

inspection issued by an SA-approved third-party

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inspection company.
4.1.10. All cranes shall have a valid crane inspection sticker
issued by SA or by an SA-approved third-party
inspection agency.
4.1.11. Crane lifts shall not be performed in wind speeds
exceeding 32 km/h (20mph} (17.4 knots) (9 m/sec},
unless otherwise specified by the crane manufacturer.
4.2. Caught in 4.2.1. The crane operator / boom truck shall not leave the
between/Personnel controls at any time while a load is attached.
minor/serious injures 4.2.2. Crane, and boom truck operators shall only pick up
loads when the boom head and hook are centered
directly over the load.
4.2.3. When a crane, boom truck is operating near an
energized power line, a designated signalman shall be
assigned to ensure the following minimum distances are
maintained.
4.2.4. Personnel shall not ride a hook or auxiliary headache
ball at any time. Personnel shall not ride the load during
the lift.
4.2.5. Welding on or modification of hooks and other lifting
equipment is strictly prohibited.
4.2.6. Aramco certified rigger will directly in-charged during
lifting operation.
4.2.7. Proper barricade with posted signages must be installed
in the area to prevent unauthorized entry of personnel
not involved in the activity.
4.3. Crane tip over due to high 4.3.1. The cranes shall be leveled in accordance with
wind speed manufacturer’s specifications and shall be located on a
properly compacted foundation prior to performing any
lift.
4.3.2. Ensure that the crane have an anemometer (wind
monitoring device)
4.3.3. Crane lifts shall not be performed in wind speeds
exceeding 32 km/h (20mph} (17.4 knots) (9 m/sec}
unless otherwise specified by the crane manufacturer
4.3.4. During a lift, the crane’s outriggers shall be fully
extended and lowered to raise the wheels and level the
crane, unless otherwise specified in the crane
manufacturer’s load chart. The crane’s wheels shall be
raised completely off the ground.
4.3.5. All crane lifts shall be partially lifted (e.g., floated for at
least 3 seconds) to ensure rigging and lift integrity prior
to proceeding with the actual lift.
4.4. Falling materials 4.4.1. Barricades and warning signs shall be erected to keep
the load capacity of material handling equipment shall
not be exceeded.
4.4.2. When slinging any materials, make sure the rigging
hardware you are using are inspected and no damages.
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be conducted and discuss how the load to be lifted
safely
4.4.4. Prohibits personnel going under, passing, standing
and/or walking any suspended load
5 Bolt Torqueing 5.1.1. Never put hands over the guard rail of basket.
5.1.2. Don’t put hands on manual torque wrench spring or
clicking point
5.1.3. Provide guards to sharp edges of all equipment.
5.1 Pinch points 5.1.4. Install barricade tapes provide warning signs on sharp
materials to make it visible for all employees present in
the work site.
5.1.5. Provide proper personal protective equipment i.e., hard
hat, safety shoes, safety glass and working gloves.
6 Work at height, erection of scaffold 6.1. Different level fall/Falling 6.1.1. Fall protection a required on all works1.8 man above
and structure objects e.g., full body harness, scaffolding platform. Drums,
barrels, and other unstable objects shall not be used as
work platform regardless of the height.
6.1.2. Full body harness shall be double lanyards with
individual shock absorber.
6.1.3. Personnel engaged in working at height shall undergo"
Work at Height Training
6.2. Falling of 6.2.1. A full-time employee of the Scaffold Erector who is the
personnel/workers immediate supervisor of craftsmen erecting, altering, or
dismantling scaffolds in the area for which he is
responsible, and who has the authority, training, and
experience necessary to competently direct scaffolding
work and verify compliance with applicable standards.
All Scaffold Supervisors shall be certified by Saudi
Aramco.
6.2.2. All scaffold work shall meet the requirements of this
General Instruction, the Saudi Aramco Scaffold Safety
Handbook.
6.2.3. Personnel shall inspect the scaffold tag before using the
platform. Green-safe to use, Yellow 100% tie off
required and Red-do not use Scaffold tag shall have
valid inspection
6.2.4. All scaffolds shall have installed toe boards to prevent
the objects from falling
6.2.5. Only qualified scaffolder shall do modification of
scaffold.
6.2.6. Tools and materials to be transported from and to
elevated areas shall be hoisted with the use of material
bag, rope and pulleys. Throwing is strictly prohibited
6.2.7. Area below shall be fully isolated by means of barricade.
6.2.8. Ladder shall be fully secured before using. No material s
shall be carried during ascending and descending on the
ladder, maintain 3-point contact
6.2.9. Work plat form shall be free from any loss materials
that may fell or create tripping hazards.
7 Working in adverse weather 7.1. Poor visibility, Fall Slip, 7.1.1. Stop work temporarily when the sandstorm getting
conditions Trip, Electrocution, heavy worst.
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fog.
7.1.3. Access/egress shall be clear from any obstruction.
7.1.4. Personnel shall not be on any outdoor scaffold or other
temporary elevated work area during storms or high
winds (i.e., sustained winds more than 65 kph (40mph).
7.1.5. Access shall be clear from any obstruction.
7.1.6. Proper access shall be elevated areas need to be reach
by the personnel
7.1.7. De energized all exposed electrical cord, extension or
cable during rain.
7.1.8. Immediately stop all outdoor involved in electrical
activity during light / heavy rain.
7.1.9. Check all electrical tools / equipment after the rain and
ensure that is not wet prior to use.
7.1.10. Ensure that the excavation is properly shored or sloped
to avoid cave-in or collapse during heavy rain
7.1.11. Excavation must be inspected by a degreed
Civil/Structural Engineer after the rain to ensure that
the area is in good condition prior to start the work. Any
findings that found should be corrected and
communicated to the workforce to avoid mis-
communication.
8 Housekeeping 8.1. Multiple injuries 8.1.1. Maintain good housekeeping all the time especially
before and after the work.
8.2 Tripping /Slipping hazard 8.1.2. Remove all redundant material as soon as possible.
8.1.3. Remove all installed barricades and signboards.
8.1.4. Remove all tools, equipment and other materials that
are not needed.
8.2. Contaminated waste 8.2.1. Ensure work site is returned to its original good
condition.
8.2.2. Contaminated waste to be disposed of at Saudi Aramco
approved facilities.
8.2.3. Eating/ drinking/ smoking is allowed only under the
shelter
8.2.4. Use black trash bags to throw left over of food stuff.

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Recommendations/Notes Assigned to Mobile

Phone #
All site personnel to wear the required minimum PPE’s such as
SINOPEC/ Operation &
1 safety helmet, safety glasses, FRC, gloves, and safety shoes at 0553186313
SAPMT
site.
SINOPEC/ Operation &
2 Conduct Tool Box Safety Meeting prior to start the work activity. 0553186313
SAPMT
Explain to key personnel the purpose of the JSA and enforce SINOPEC Project
3 0503910052
the implementation of content. Engineer
Use the JSA to identify hazards and list the precautions on the SINOPEC Safety
4 0559693988
work permit. Supervisor
SINOPEC Safety Sup. &
5 Garbage’s shall be disposed properly on a daily basis. 0559693988
Frmn.
If an injury or near miss occurs, the JSA shall be reviewed
SINOPEC HSE Manager 0538732637
6 immediately to determine whether changes are needed in the
/ Safety Supervisor 0559693988
job procedures.
Identify safe location for emergency assembly area, rest shelter, SINOPEC Safety
7 vehicle and heavy equipment parking areas at site, Toilet and Supervisor / Safety 0559693988
Washing Facility. Officer
First Aid kit shall properly monitor by the competent first aider at SINOPEC Safety
8 0559693988
site. Supervisor / First Aider
SINOPEC Safety
L6.09 Safety Officers Report and Tool-Box Attendance Sheet
9 Supervisor / Safety 0559693988
and L6.10 Job Safety Log Forms must be used at site.
Officer
SINOPEC Safety
10 Emergency Contact personnel must be posted at site. Supervisor / Safety 0559693988
Officer
SINOPEC Safety
Work activities must be stopped due to adverse weather
11 Supervisor / Safety 0559693988
condition.
Officer
SINOPEC Safety
12 Stop Work Authority signage must be installed at all lo cations Supervisor / Safety 0559693988
Officer

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Emergency
Emergency Response Procedure Office/Name Designation Number
1. Dial 911 from the nearest telephone or Saudi Aramco
from your mobile (03-6730911). N/A 911
Telephone
2. When reporting an emergency speak
slowly, calmly, distinctly, in a clear voice Aramco Northern Area (RT) 013-673-0911
Tanajib Khursaniyah 013 378 0911
and give information in the following Emergency 013 679 0911
sequence:
3. States there is an emergency or disaster Contractor Site
Zhang Kui Xing 0539121953
at your location and specify your location. Supervisor
4. Tell Your Name_____ and your Badge # Contractor Site
______. Ameer Hamza 0559693988
Safety Supervisor
5. Tell about emergency or disaster like
you see a fire, car accident, major injury,
etc. at the following location: _________.
6. Inform that there are _______ (number
of) people requiring medical assistance /
attention.
7. Repeat the above Information and
answer questions.
8. Do not hang up until the dispatcher
repeats the above or asks for more
information.

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MIP PKG 17 Ras Tanura Area Pipelines

JSA FOR INSTALLATION OF STEEL STRUCTURE

DOCUMENT No.: MIP17 - HSE – JSA - JUB-40 REVISION: 0

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MIP PKG 17 Ras Tanura Area Pipelines

CONTRACT No.: 6600044545

Julius G.Carbonell Xu Pingfei

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JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS WORK SHEET

JSA FUNCTION Name ID# Job Title Mobile Phone#

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Safety References: Equipment:

REQUIRED SAFETY EQUIPMENT

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STOP WORK TRIGGER:

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No. STEP HAZARDS RISK CONTROL MEASURES

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4.1.9. All lifting equipment shall have a valid 3RD party

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Recommendations/Notes Assigned to Mobile

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