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Jsa For Pipe Fabrication Errection

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The document describes a job safety analysis for pipe fabrication and erection work. It identifies several potential hazards and recommends actions to control the risks.

Potential hazards identified include slipping/tripping, pinch points, back injuries, crane/rigging hazards, welding hazards, scaffolding hazards, and more.

Recommended PPE includes helmet, safety shoes, safety glasses, coveralls, hand gloves, face shields, and safety harnesses.

MEGHA ENGINEERING & INFRASTRUCTURES LTD

Job Safety Analysis

JSA Number: NEW REVISED Page No.1 of 8


Job being analysed: FOR PIPE FABRICATION / ERRECTION
Department/Section doing JSA: JSA
members:
Job Area / Location: Job MEIL, MECHANICAL
performers:
NORMAL APPROVALS: POSITION Name Designation Signature Date General Job Requirements/Common
PPE
JSA By: EHS
JITHIN a. HSE INDUCTION
SHANKAR b. HELMET
Job Supervisor: c. SAFETY SHOES
d. SAFETY GLASS
e. COVER ALLS
f. HAND GLOVES
Construction Manager

Safety Representative

SE&QFORM070 -- Rev 00 1 of 8 April 02


MEGHA ENGINEERING & INFRASTRUCTURES LTD
Job Safety Analysis

SEQUENCE OF BASIC JOB POTENTIAL HAZARDS ACTIONS (Safe working


STEPS practices/procedures/hazard
(Write risk levels-High/Medium/Low;
control/methods/PPE/action by)
(Number them with description, write frequency)
duration)

(1.0) Area preparation  Slipping and tripping hazards  Proper housekeeping of the area
 Potential pinch, caught-in-
between, and crush points  Potential pinch, caught-in-
between, and crush points

 Back injury  Training of personnel on proper


manual handling and lifting
techniques
(2.0) Material preparation-  Slipping and tripping hazards  Proper housekeeping of the area
Manual handling  Potential pinch, caught-in-
between, and crush points  Potential pinch, caught-in-
between, and crush points

 Back injury  Training of personnel on proper


manual handling and lifting
techniques
(2.01) Using crane  Defective crane  Crane must have valid 3rd party
inspection sticker and must have
passed with Client inspection.
 Crane must have a documented
regular (i.e. monthly) maintenance
inspection.
 Crane must have a documented
daily inspection before being used

SE&QFORM070 -- Rev 00 2 of 8 April 02


MEGHA ENGINEERING & INFRASTRUCTURES LTD
Job Safety Analysis

 . Improper rigging technique  A valid record of 3rd party


certificate of inspection of all
rigging equipment should be
available at all times
 Defective rigging equipment
Incorrect identification of weight of  An approved lifting permit must be
load available before any lifting activity
is done.
 Incorrect identification of crane
lifting capacity  Weight of load must be accurately
taken and should be reflected in
the lifting permit. Data on the
weight of the load can be taken
from shipping documents or any
technical specification documents.

 A test lift should be conducted


before proceeding with the actual
lift to identify accurately the weight
of the load and to determine the
correctness of the rigging of the
load (i.e. the correct centre of
gravity)

 All riggers and crane operators


must have a valid 3rd party
certificate and records must be
available at all times

 Incompetent/non-qualified rigger  A flagman should be available at


all times during any crane
movement.

SE&QFORM070 -- Rev 00 3 of 8 April 02


MEGHA ENGINEERING & INFRASTRUCTURES LTD
Job Safety Analysis

 Congestion of area / Limited  Crane operator must follow only


equipment movement one (1) signalman at all times.
Signalman must be clearly visible
to the operator.
 Outrigger not fully extended  For a mobile crane, outriggers
must be fully extended and must
rest on proper size outrigger mat
(i.e. 6" thick for 50 ton and below
and 8" thick for 60 tons and
above).
 Area where crane lifting activity
 Personnel working under
will be conducted should be clear
suspended load
and barricaded. It should also be
compacted and levelled off at
least 1% grade
 No worker shall stay under
suspended load.
 Two (2) tag lines must be used at
all times in order to control the
load properly.
 No crane lifting shall be conducted
 Bad weather condition during wind speeds higher than 20
miles/hour (32 km/hour or 9 m/s)
and no lift at night.
 Overhead power lines  Crane boom or load line must
maintain at least 20-feet distance
from any overhead power lines
with voltages up to 250,000 volts
and 25-feet distance for voltages
more than 250,000 volts.
 Crane operator must follow only
one (1) signalman at all times.

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Job Safety Analysis

Signalman must be clearly visible


to the operator
(2.3) Material transportation  Damage to existing and  All vehicles shall be of adequate
surrounding facilities during capacity and of a design suitable
heavy/ light vehicle movement for work.
 Only vehicles with permit shall be
allowed.
 Trailer shall be fitted with side
restraints for containing long loads.
 Avoid loads that extend beyond the
rear of vehicle.
 Vehicles shall be fitted with audible
reverse alarm, controlled and
sighted by a banks man.
 Drivers are not allowed to work
more than 12 hours shift period.
(3.0) Piping Fabrication  Grinding disc break  Grinding disc should be visually
Fabrication (cutting, positioning, fit inspected and suitable grinding
up, welding) wheel (rpm) shall be used.
 Grinding machine guard shall not
be removed
 Face shield shall be used during
grinding.
 Ear drum damage, Hearing leak  Ear plug should be used
 Back fire wile gas cutting  Flash back arrester should be
used
 Accident with Hoist hook  Visually inspect the hooks
Grounding

 Object falling from stand  Object should be properly secured


using slings or vise

SE&QFORM070 -- Rev 00 5 of 8 April 02


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Job Safety Analysis

 Electric Shock  Electric equipment’s and cables


must be inspected and color
coded

 ELCB (Earth leakage circuit


breaker) must connected to all
equipment’s
 Material fall in Eyes  Face shield and proper safety
goggles shall be used
 Welding spatters  Fire blanket should be used
(3.2) NDT (Non Destructive Testing)  Exposure of radiation  Radiation monitoring devices,
 barricading, signboards
 Use real-time radiation meter to
monitor activity level
(3.3) Heat Treatment  Burns  Proper PPE, and safe work area
preparation
 Electrical Shock  All equipment’s grounded, and
insulated
(4.0) Pipe Erection  Crane toggle  Steel plate/ wooden should be
used for outrigger pads
 Struck by equipment  Barricade the area and pictogram
/signboard where necessary
around the area covered with the
activity.
 Scaffolding collapse  Proper base plate and every
surface at ground
 Wear recommended PPE and
Safety harness all time.
 Proper work platform and access
means are to be secured
 All scaffolding material should be
confirmed to standard.

SE&QFORM070 -- Rev 00 6 of 8 April 02


MEGHA ENGINEERING & INFRASTRUCTURES LTD
Job Safety Analysis

 All scaffolding should have proper


scaff-tag and periodic checks to
be performed Suitable methods
for scaffolding erection shall be
done
 Qualified and certified scaffolders
to erect and dismantle scaffolding.

 Objects /Personnel falling from  Close supervision at all time


temporary platform
 Scaffolding have Toe-board

 Scaffolding not to be used as


support for heavy loads

 Check safe work load of chain


 Chain block brake block, inspected and color coded

 Belt sling /break  Check the slings for damage

 Check safe work load of slings


inspected and color coded

(5.0) Painting works  Fumes inhalation /dermatitis  Ensure proper paint mask
aerosols (cartridge mask are using will
spray painting) for manual painting
use dust mask &disposable
overalls rubber gloves
 Ensure fire extinguisher are in
place
 Environmental hazard land  All empty paint tins must dispose
contaminations in designed area
 Follow chemical MSDS Procedure

SE&QFORM070 -- Rev 00 7 of 8 April 02


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Job Safety Analysis

 Job rotation sufficient manpower


for the activity
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, Hazards etc) and environmental requirements can be found in Safety & Environment Procedures available from the
Company Documents & Standards.

SE&QFORM070 -- Rev 00 8 of 8 April 02

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