Board Pilling-Ra

Project: WP5 - 2300 CLUBHOUSE STRUCTURAL WORKS, Hann Reserve Project
Location: Bamban (New Clark City), Tarlac

Subject: JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS – INSTALLATION OF FENCE
WORK ACTIVITY OSH HAZARD OSH OPORTUNITIES
1. Preparing to move Unidentified and/or unmitigated

YES
materials. hazards, or unsafe conditions.
Muscle strains, pulls and repetitive

motion injuries.
YES
2. FOUNDATION
Cuts / Bruises
PREPARATION
Backpain /
Bodyache
Slipping on descending/muddy YES

terrain; Trips on tree roots and
vines; Hot outdoor temperature.
Muscle pains due to frequent

walking / standing.
Insect bites, animal bites, exposure

to bacteria and fungi.
3.) INSTALLATION OF
Backpain /
TEMPORARY GUIDE
Bodyache
CASING
Slipping on descending/muddy
YES
YES

walking / standing.

Topple of tripod, Failure of winch

Cut of winch rope.
4.) DRILLING OF Fire from diesel,
PILE BOREHOLE operating engine. Soil
collapse inside the bore.
Environmental health hazard
Stack of tires on loose ground.

Sharp edge contact
High
noise during hammering /
pressurizing to insert the cone.
Flying object durig
hammering
YES
Backpain /
Bodyache

walking / standing.

6.) FABRICATION OF Unidentified and/or unmitigated

STEEL CAGE hazards, or unsafe conditions.
Muscle strains, pulls and repetitive

motion injuries.
YES
YES
Cuts / Bruises
Fumes inhalation, Eloctrocution
Eye iritation
hand and skin alergies
7.) LOWERING OF
THE Backpain /
REINFORCEMENT Bodyache
CAGE
vines; Hot outdoor temperature. YES

walking / standing.

8.) CONCRETE Backpain /

PLACEMENT Bodyache
YES

walking / standing.

9.) CONCRETING Hand laceration
Body pain
Slipping and tripping
Dust inhalation
Eye Irritation YES
Struck by struck against
Scattered materials
10.) EXTRACTION OF
TEMPORARY Struck by struck
CASING
back pain
Slipping and tripping YES
Heat exposure
Topple of tripod, Failure of winch

Cut of winch rope.
11.) DRILLING OF Fire from
STEEL CASING diesel, operating engine.
Soil collapse inside the bore.
Environmental health hazard
Stack of tires on loose ground.

Sharp edge contact
High
noise during hammering /
pressurizing to insert the cone.
Flying object durig
hammering
YES
Backpain /
Bodyache

walking / standing.

Personnel hit by the movement of

the piling machine.
Working in live
areas.
12.) BORED PILING
Sling broken, load drop.
TEST
Slip, Trip & Fall.
Inclement
weather condition.
Fire & explosion
YES
the piling machine.
Working in live
areas.
Sling broken, load drop. YES
Slip, Trip & Fall.
Inclement
weather condition.
Fire & explosion

the piling machine.
Working in live
areas.
Sling broken, load drop.
Slip, Trip & Fall.
Inclement
weather condition.
Fire & explosion
13.) TOLERANCE OF
PILE INSTALLATION Backpain /
IN PILE Bodyache
FOUNDATION
CONSTRUCTION
vines; Hot outdoor temperature. YES

walking / standing.


the piling machine.
Working in live
areas.
14.) BOAR PILLING Sling broken, load drop. YES
Slip, Trip & Fall.
Inclement
weather condition.
Fire & explosion
Repetitive motion or other

15.) Housekeeping
ergonomic concerns
Heavy manual lifting/moving
YES
Nothing follows
STRUCTURAL WORKS, Hann Reserve Project
mban (New Clark City), Tarlac
ANALYSIS – INSTALLATION OF FENCE
OSH CONTROL MEASURES SEVERITY PROPABILITY RATING CRITERIA
Consider all potential hazards: weather, wet or slippery
conditions, overhead hazards, proximity to trails and/or visitor
2 2 4 NEGLIGIBLE
traffic patterns/volume, slope, loose footing, elevation, fatigue,
hazardous insects or plants, etc
Each employee should be provided training on the safe and

proper use of the most important, primary tool their bodies
(Strong, Alert, Focused, Energetic, or SAFE training). Proper
techniques of stretching, lifting, bending, moving, rolling rocks,
securing good footing, the importance of good nutrition and
hydration.
Each employee will be given time on the job to properly stretch

and warm-up before and during physical activity for a period of
2 2 4 NEGLIGIBLE
time deemed appropriate by the crew leader, or on-site
supervisor.
Employees will be encouraged to switch hands often and vary

the types of activities performed to limit exposure to repetitive
motion injuries.
The appropriate number of workers should be used to move

materials. This decision may vary between individuals.
Employees shall be taught on proper materials/equipment

handling. Basic
(Safety shoes / boots, work trousers, long sleeves / safety
jacket, hard hat, reflectorized vest, eye protection) + cotton
gloves
Proper standing and sitting posture shall be encouraged. Proper

lifting procedure shall be monitored.
Buddy-buddy system must be required
Employees shall be given a briefing on what to expect on the

worksite; Cliff areas shall be clearly identified and marked; Self 2 3 6 MINOR
hydration is encouraged. Basic
jacket, hard hat, reflectorized vest, eye protection).
Proper standing and sitting posture shall be encouraged.

Breaktime rest shall be observed.
Employees shall be aware of different flora and fauna that may
be present on site and may pose threath to their health.
Basic PPE + wear arm
and face&neck protection clothing


worksite; Cliff areas shall be clearly identified and marked; Self
jacket, hard hat, reflectorized vest, eye protection). 2 3 6 MINOR
2 3 6 MINOR

Basic PPE + wear arm
and face&neck protection clothing
The tripod to be placed with sound ground condition.
The legs to be
secured properly to avoid topple.
Daily physical inspection to be carried out before starting
the boring works. Bentonite solution to be drain in
designated place only to avoid soil contamination.
Use of ppe (Safety shoes, gloves,hardhat, vest,
eye glass and dust mask.
CPT rig to be placed on sound ground or loose soil to be

compacted. Avoid to touch on sharp edge
of rig part during positing of penetrometer cone.
Use ear protection to avoid high noise for hammering.
Maintain safe distance of man power to
equipment/machine. Workplace must be
barricated and install appropriate signage.
Isolate the area for unauthorized entry.
2 3 6 MINOR


Basic PPE + wear arm and
face&neck protection clothing
Consider all potential hazards: weather, wet or slippery

conditions, overhead hazards, proximity to trails and/or visitor
traffic patterns/volume, slope, loose footing, elevation, fatigue,
hazardous insects or plants, etc
Each employee should be provided training on the safe and

proper use of the most important, primary tool their bodies
(Strong, Alert, Focused, Energetic, or SAFE training). Proper
techniques of stretching, lifting, bending, moving, rolling rocks,
securing good footing, the importance of good nutrition and
hydration.
Each employee will be given time on the job to properly stretch

and warm-up before and during physical activity for a period of
time deemed appropriate by the crew leader, or on-site
supervisor.
Employees will be encouraged to switch hands often and vary

the types of activities performed to limit exposure to repetitive
motion injuries.
2 3 6 MINOR
The appropriate number of workers should be used to move
materials. This decision may vary between individuals.
2 3 6 MINOR
Employees shall be taught on proper materials/equipment

handling. Basic
jacket, hard hat, reflectorized vest, eye protection) + cotton
gloves
Patos must be needed prior to start the work activities.

Proper training of all workers involved
to activity should be required.
Use of welding apron, welding gloves, face shield and wear of

long sleeves. Use of respirator mask to avoid fumes inhalation
use of safety gogles and proper wash your eyes if necesssary.
proper use of safety gloves and long sleeves, always wash your
hands after the work activity


(Safety shoes / boots, work trousers, long sleeves / safety 2 3 6 MINOR



jacket, hard hat, reflectorized vest, eye protection). 2 3 6 MINOR

HausekeepingProper posture of the body, observe manual
lifting, use of safety gloves.
Conduct of patos, toolbox meeting,proper coordination and
installed Signage(Observe manual lifting)
Hardhat, boots,safety gloves, safety shoes and reflectorized
vest
Housekeeping, watering, use of dust mask
wash eyes, use of safety glass 2 3 6 MINOR
observe of workplace, eliminate obstacles, use of hardhat and

always chin strap is on
Hausekeeping before and after work.
Conduct of patos prior to activity, toolbox meeting
Hardhat, boots,safety gloves, safety shoes and reflectorized
vest
Observe of workplace, eliminate obstacles, use of hardhat and

always chin strap is on
Proper postrure of the body, stretch the body before proceeding

to the activity
Hausekeeping, signage(slippery/tripping area), eliminate all
obstacles and proper use of safety shoes 2 3 6 MINOR
Temporary shelter, take abreak if necessary, drink of plenty

water
involve worker must be check the BP., assigned a first aider
toolbox meeting, patos prior to start the work activity

The tripod to be placed with sound ground condition.
The legs to be
secured properly to avoid topple.
Daily physical inspection to be carried out before starting
the boring works. Bentonite solution to be drain in
designated place only to avoid soil contamination.
Use of ppe (Safety shoes, gloves,hardhat, vest,
eye glass and dust mask.
CPT rig to be placed on sound ground or loose soil to be

compacted. Avoid to touch on sharp edge
of rig part during positing of penetrometer cone.
Use ear protection to avoid high noise for hammering.
Maintain safe distance of man power to
equipment/machine. Workplace must be
barricated and install appropriate signage.
Isolate the area for unauthorized entry.
2 3 6 MINOR


Pile machine & its operator should be certified. Banks man

should be available at the site to control the movement of heavy
vehicles/equipment.Keep away all unauthorized people during
movement of heavy vehicle/equipment.Be careful of nearby live
areas. Ensure Close HSE monitoring /supervision. Ensure
appropriate & inspected accessories being utilized for drilling.
Make sure that drilling bit is appropriately and correctly fixed
with safety locking pins. Keep away during the drilling operation
2 3 6 MINOR
2 3 6 MINOR



(Safety shoes / boots, work trousers, long sleeves / safety 2 3 6 MINOR


2 3 6 MINOR
Perform a last minute risk assessment before performing any

material handling task.
Make sure to check the path of travel for any obstacles before
moving any materials.
Perform a proper warm up and stretch before performing any
2 2 4 NEGLIGIBLE
material handling task.
The PPE required for any material handling tasks are: Safety
glasses, appropriate gloves and appropriate non slip footwear.
Additional PPE may be required depending upon environment
conditions.
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Project: WP5 - 2300 CLUBHOUSE STRUCTURAL WORKS, Hann Reserve Project

Location: Bamban (New Clark City), Tarlac

1. Preparing to move Unidentified and/or unmitigated

Muscle strains, pulls and repetitive

Slipping on descending/muddy YES

Muscle pains due to frequent

Insect bites, animal bites, exposure

Muscle pains due to frequent

Insect bites, animal bites, exposure

Topple of tripod, Failure of winch

Stack of tires on loose ground.

Muscle pains due to frequent

Insect bites, animal bites, exposure

6.) FABRICATION OF Unidentified and/or unmitigated

Muscle strains, pulls and repetitive

Fumes inhalation, Eloctrocution

hand and skin alergies

Muscle pains due to frequent

Insect bites, animal bites, exposure

8.) CONCRETE Backpain /

Muscle pains due to frequent

Insect bites, animal bites, exposure

9.) CONCRETING Hand laceration

Slipping and tripping

Struck by struck against

Slipping and tripping YES

Topple of tripod, Failure of winch

Stack of tires on loose ground.

Muscle pains due to frequent

Insect bites, animal bites, exposure

Personnel hit by the movement of

Personnel hit by the movement of

Muscle pains due to frequent

Insect bites, animal bites, exposure

Personnel hit by the movement of

Repetitive motion or other

Heavy manual lifting/moving

Each employee should be provided training on the safe and

Each employee will be given time on the job to properly stretch

Employees will be encouraged to switch hands often and vary

The appropriate number of workers should be used to move

Employees shall be taught on proper materials/equipment

Proper standing and sitting posture shall be encouraged. Proper

Employees shall be given a briefing on what to expect on the

Proper standing and sitting posture shall be encouraged.

Proper standing and sitting posture shall be encouraged. Proper

Employees shall be given a briefing on what to expect on the

Proper standing and sitting posture shall be encouraged.

CPT rig to be placed on sound ground or loose soil to be

Employees shall be given a briefing on what to expect on the

Proper standing and sitting posture shall be encouraged.

Consider all potential hazards: weather, wet or slippery

Each employee should be provided training on the safe and

Each employee will be given time on the job to properly stretch

Employees will be encouraged to switch hands often and vary

Employees shall be taught on proper materials/equipment

Patos must be needed prior to start the work activities.

Use of welding apron, welding gloves, face shield and wear of