`JSA Number : : QG – 8314 – GEN – JSA 005 NEW REVISED(REV:01) Page No 1 of 3

Job being analysed: : ERECTION OF ROTARY EQUIPMENT

Department/Section doing JSA: Descon Planning JSA members: Irshad Ahmad, , Mohd Umer, Waseem Sami, Muneeb Imtiaz ,
Nadeem Samad, Ali Raza jamali
Job Area/Location: GENERAL Area Job performers: Descon Plant Services
NORMAL APPROVALS: POSITION Name Staff No Signature Date General Job Requirements/ Common PPE
JSA by: - Coveralls (Nomex Delta C).
Job Supervisor: - Safety Helmet with Chain Guard
(No older then 3 years from date of issue).
EXTRA ORDINARY APPROVALS (ONLY IN VERY SPECIAL CASES REFERRED BY A JOB SUPERVISOR):
- Safety Shoes (Sole must not be smooth).
Discipline Superintendent - Safety Glasses (Dark & Clear with carry
Safety Representative Case).
- Hearing Protection.
Any Other Approving Authority
- Barricade/ Sign the area.
- Pre-Start Safety Toolbox Talk.
- Rigging Jacket
- PTW
- LOTO

Emergency Situation /Evacuation Gas leak /Fire In case of Emergency situation all work must be stopped,
equipment to be switched off and all personnel’s must
report to the nearest muster point considering wind
direction.

Note: 1) If any of the tasks involves biological, physical or chemical hazards, then Industrial Hygienist must also sign this Form, against “Any Other Approving Authority” above.
2) If steps in a job are more than the space provided above, use a photocopy of this sheet to continue on the next page
3) Details on safety (PPE, Hazard etc) and environmental requirements can be found in Safety & Environment Procedures available from the Intranet/Documents & Standards.

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 Sequence of Basic Job Steps.
1. Shifting of Material / Transportation.
2. Lifting / Positioning of Crane.
3. Loading / unloading Vehicles.
Potential Hazards
Rank
1.1 Personnel injury.
1.2 Manual handling injury.
1.3 Slip/ Trips / Fall.
1.4 Property damage.
2.1 Property damage.
2.2 Slips / Trips / Fall.
2.3 Falling Objects.
3.1 Personnel Injury.
3.2 Equipment Failure.
3.3 Flying materials.
3.4 Slips / Trips / Fall.
3.5 Manual Handling injury.
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Risk Hazard Controls
1.1.1 Secure fitting properly.
1.2.1 Avoid moving the heavy load above any existing
equipment if possible.
1.2.2 Act as per approved rigging plan.
1.2.3 Good House Keeping (a place for everything and
everything in its place always).
1.3.1 Ongoing at all times as you work, the area shall
be cleaning and unwanted materials to be removed.
1.4.1 Check the area before placing the material on
the ground.
2.1.1 Position the crane carefully. Check the area and
position the crane with perfect level.
2.1.2 Position the abundant material in proper position
and use wooden battens to keep them in level.
2.2.1 Barricade the area and avoid moving under the
load.
2.3.1 Only qualified Riggers to carry out work.
3.1.1 Only qualified Riggers to carry out work.
3.2.1 Exact capacity crane and trailer to be used.
3.3.1 Use only certified and colour coded lifting gear.
3.4.1 Good House Keeping (a place for everything and
everything in its place always).
3.5.1 Maintain manual handling techniques.
 Sequence of Basic Job Steps.
4. Installation of rotary equipment.
5. Area cleaning.
6. General requirements.
Potential Hazards
Rank
4.1 Falling Objects.
4.2 Property Damage.
4.3 Slip / Trips / Falls.
4.4 Manual Handling injury.
5.1 Slip / Trips / Falls.
6.1 Heat Stress.
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Risk Hazard Controls
4.1.1 Only qualified Riggers to carry out work.
4.2.1 Certified/ Colour coded Rigging Tools and
Tackles are to be used.
4.3.1 Barricade the area and avoid moving under the
load.
4.3.2 Act as per approved rigging plan.
4.3.3 Good House Keeping (a place for everything and
everything in its place always).
4.4.1 Maintain manual handling techniques.
5.1.1 Ongoing at all times as you work, the area shall
be cleaning and unwanted materials to be removed.
6.1.1 Adequate & suitably enough potable drinking
water must be provided and available at respective
work locations.
6.1.2 Training/awareness must be carried-out to
emphasize the ill effects of Heat Stress & the
mitigating controls / Prevention to be undertaken. To
rearrange working hours to avoid high temp timing,
increase resting hour’s frequency.
6.1.3 Personnel work rotation/management must be
implemented to escape from Heat Stress.
HIGH RISK HAZARD DESCRIPTION RISK DESCRIPTION CONTROL MEASURE
1 Raising / Lowering Dropped object, material damage,
Materials. personnel injury.
2 Heat Stress Heat Cramps. Nausea Vomiting 2.1-Follow heat index chart for rest
periods.
3 Muscle Cramps 2.2- Watch flag.
4 2.3-Do not wait for twists, Drink
water plenty of water.
5 2.4-Observe toilet.

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LOW RISK 1
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