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    2 JHA On Shot Grit Blasting1

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    This document outlines the job hazard analysis for shot/grit blasting operations. It identifies potential hazards at each stage of the blasting process and the protective measures that should be taken. The key stages involve starting the air compressor, preparing for blasting, and conducting the blasting operation. Hazards include smoke, noise, vibration, overheating, fire, air hose leakage, flying dust, spread of blasting material, hose bursting, and health issues. Personal protective equipment like ear plugs, safety helmets, and blasting suits are required. Proper exhaust positioning, maintenance of equipment, enclosure of work areas, and periodic health checks are emphasized.

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    This document outlines the job hazard analysis for shot/grit blasting operations. It identifies potential hazards at each stage of the blasting process and the protective measures that should be taken. The key stages involve starting the air compressor, preparing for blasting, and conducting the blasting operation. Hazards include smoke, noise, vibration, overheating, fire, air hose leakage, flying dust, spread of blasting material, hose bursting, and health issues. Personal protective equipment like ear plugs, safety helmets, and blasting suits are required. Proper exhaust positioning, maintenance of equipment, enclosure of work areas, and periodic health checks are emphasized.

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    This document outlines the job hazard analysis for shot/grit blasting operations. It identifies potential hazards at each stage of the blasting process and the protective measures that should be taken. The key stages involve starting the air compressor, preparing for blasting, and conducting the blasting operation. Hazards include smoke, noise, vibration, overheating, fire, air hose leakage, flying dust, spread of blasting material, hose bursting, and health issues. Personal protective equipment like ear plugs, safety helmets, and blasting suits are required. Proper exhaust positioning, maintenance of equipment, enclosure of work areas, and periodic health checks are emphasized.

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    2 JHA On Shot Grit Blasting1

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    This document outlines the job hazard analysis for shot/grit blasting operations. It identifies potential hazards at each stage of the blasting process and the protective measures that should be taken. The key stages involve starting the air compressor, preparing for blasting, and conducting the blasting operation. Hazards include smoke, noise, vibration, overheating, fire, air hose leakage, flying dust, spread of blasting material, hose bursting, and health issues. Personal protective equipment like ear plugs, safety helmets, and blasting suits are required. Proper exhaust positioning, maintenance of equipment, enclosure of work areas, and periodic health checks are emphasized.

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    NUCLEAR POWER CORPORATION OF INDIA

    LIMITED
    (A Government of India Enterprise)

    Directorate of Safety

    JHA on Shot/Grit blasting


    1. Engineer - in - Charge

    : (Site specific)

    2. Manpower required for the job : qualified shot/grit blaster,


    compressor

    operator,

    helper
    3. Tools and tackles required

    : Air Compressor, Blasting hose pipe,


    blasting hopper, Hand tools, spanners,
    exhaust fan.

    4. PPE required

    : Ear plug, safety helmet, safety

    shoes, (nose
    Blasting suit), Hand gloves.
    5. Authorization Required

    : Medical fitness of the person

    engaged.
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    1.

    Sequence of
    the job

    Potential Hazards

    Protective measures to be
    taken

    Pre-job briefing as per NPCIL/I&FS/0470/Safety Guide - 01 to be given to all


    the workers before commencement of the job by the Executing
    Engineer/Supervisor.
    Starting of
    a) Smoke
    Keep proper exhaust position
    compressor
    so that smoke does not enter
    work area.

    JHA on Shot/Grit Blasting

    b) Noise

    Maintain the equipment such


    that it makes minimum noise.
    Use ear plugs.

    c) Vibration

    Place and align the


    compressor properly.

    d) Over heating of
    Engine

    1) Ensure cooling water


    availability in radiator of
    Diesel compressor.

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    the job

    Potential Hazards

    Protective measures to be
    taken

    2) Compressor operator shall


    carry out the pre checks
    before starting the
    compressor.
    e) Fire

    2.

    Preparation for
    blasting

    a) Contamination of
    blasting material.

    1) Provide sealed cap to


    diesel tank.
    2) Keep diesel container away
    from engine.
    3) Avoid of spillage of diesel
    while filling.
    Store grit material in bags and
    at dry place to avoid
    contamination.

    b) Air hose leakage


    Ensure proper air hose
    connections, couplings.
    c) Damage to blasting
    suit
    3.

    Blasting
    operation

    a) Flying dust

    b) Spread up of blasting
    material

    Before wearing the blasting


    suit check for proper air
    supply and exhaust.
    Blaster shall wear blasting suit
    and compressor operator and
    other persons shall wear
    masks and goggles.
    Area should be wet. Blasting
    work area to be enclosed and
    properly ventilated. Good
    housekeeping to be
    maintained

    c) Hose bursting

    d) Fire hazards
    JHA on Shot/Grit Blasting

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    (1)Condition of all hose pipes


    couplings to be checked for
    damage, leakage before
    blasting.
    2) Compressor operator shall
    always be present at work
    spot so that blasting activity
    can be stopped immediately
    in case of hose bursting.
    3) Always maintain correct
    pressure.
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    the job

    Potential Hazards

    e) Health Hazard

    Protective measures to be
    taken

    1) Put No smoking signboard


    nearby.
    2) Provide fire-fighting
    equipment.
    Periodical medical checkup for
    the persons working in
    blasting operations.

    JHA on Shot/Grit Blasting

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