JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS WORKSHEET

Ref No: EHS/JSA/ Date:

Company: ABIRAMI BUILDERS

Project: sand unit-1 (SMML)

Location: sand unit-1, (smml), viralimalai , Trichy

The type of work, nature of work: REPLACEMENT OF METAL ROOF (east)

The tools and equipment used: Mobile Crane, Chain Slings, hooks, ladder, drillers , roof knife , hammer ,dumpster ,

The training and skill required for the job: all workers must conduct TBT meeting , before start the job must conduct pre-task meeting and they aware about work at
height , crane activity,

Personal Protective Equipment Required: full body hardness, goo glass, safety gloves , hard helmets, safety net must be implemented.

Prepared By: BOSE SIRANJEEVI.S (SAFETY OFFICER)

Reviewed and approved by:

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 JOB STEP
1. mobilization of
crane to onsite
location
2.Pre-job meetings
and tool box talk
3.locate crane into
lifting position on site
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HAZARDS IDENTIFIED
1. Faults with crane.
2. The site becomes bogged
with sand and mud.
3. Onsite traffic regulations.
1. Un experienced workers
2. In adequate consultation
3. Inadequate understanding of
equipment.
4. Site hazards and emergency
procedures not to known.
1. Traffic
2. Other equipments
3. Building power lines and
underground utilities.
4. Ground condition.
CONTROLS REQUIRED ACTION BY/RECORD
1. Pre start check Site engineer, project manager
2. The site to be stick to designed road ways and
turning areas.
3. Alternative pathways arranged by bollards and
reflective tapes.
1. Sufficiency skilled employs to complete task Site engineer,
2. Adequate consultation with all relevant employees
3. Adequate competent supervision to the employees
1. Asses the roads are available and soundly constructed
with suitable entry point.
Site engineer, project manager
2. The workplace is adequately prepared for the incoming of the
mobile crane where the possible of clear pre defined area.
3. Check and conform the exclusion areas; barricades with
danger tapes and warning signs.
4. Any obstruction overhead include wires cables restricted.
5. Crew should inspect site prior to positioning of crane in final
position.
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4. Inspect chains and 1. Crane overturning due
or slings and shackles to unstable ground
hooks and attachment condition
points in preparation 2. Personal being cruised
of use. by out riggers.
5. Attaching fly or pin Working at height/falling object
jib to the crane. from height.
6. Working at height 1. Fall of person
2. Fall of material
3. Material damage
4. Occurring injury to workers
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1. Outriggers must be positioned on flat surface.
2. Using timbers or suitable material for pads to evenly Site engineer, safety team
distribute the load to the ground.
3. Crane to located with radios for the loads being lifted.
4. Where space is limited , crane should be configured to
maximum capacity.
5. Where the space permits outriggers shall always extended.
1. Follow w/h permit use appropriate attachments points & Site engineer, safety team
safety hardness when walking along crane boom.
2. Erection area should be barricaded and warning signs
shall be provided and visible.
3. Do not stand under the suspended load.
4. Area should be restricted for unauthorized entrants.
5. Crane operator ensures travelling route is free of
obstruction.
6. Crane to be equipped with horn, alarm operator to be
provided with whistle to warn of workers during lifting
operations.
7. Proper means of communication must be provided.
8. No one go Around the counter weights when the crane
is operational.
1. Workers must have working at height training prior Site supervisor, safety team
work.
2. Ensure necessary permits for the work or task.
3. Suitable sign barriers to be positioned directly below
the work
4. Above 1.8 metre work the harness to be used
compulsory.
5. Coordinate the work so the people do not have to work
below overhead operations.
6. Materials must kept safe place and squired.
7. Keep floor materials away from floor edges (min 2 metre
away from the edge).
8. Affected (underneath) area should be barricaded.
9. All lose of materials must kept in containers
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7. Manual 1. Lifting and carrying heavy tools
handling/pitch point 2. pitch point that may results to cut
strains, broken finger. Cursing
hazards due to underground rebar
cutting hazards during manual
handling
8. Adverse weather Heavy rain, poor visibility
conditions.
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1. Ask help from others when lifting manually. Site supervisor, HSE team
2. Avoid lifting more than 25 kgs . if the weight is beyond
manual handling capability ( more than 25kgs). Avoid
manual handling and use mechanical aids.
3. Follow safe manual handling techniques.
4. Use of approved and correct PPE.
5. Keep hands fingers away from the trap/pitch points.
6. Ensure adequate manpower for the job.
7. Keep hand and body parts away from line of fire.
1. Move more slowly and carefully to prevent slipping and site engineer, safety team
falling whilst.
2. Do not use electrical tools and equipment that are not
specifically rated for outdoor.
3. Hand tools to be with textured nonslip grip handles.
4. Stop all outdoor works in case of heavy rain.
5. Ensure area is graded to avoid slippery of personnel.
6. The waterproof pants are extended to ankles clean
safety glasses and high visibility vest.
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