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    Job Hazard Analysis Permit

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    This document outlines the job hazard analysis for the fabrication, installation, and painting of a support. It identifies 6 key job steps and their associated potential hazards and control measures. The steps include pre-task planning, tool and material preparation, fabrication, erection, installation, and housekeeping. Potential hazards addressed are miscommunication, ergonomic injuries, lacerations, hand injuries, falls from heights, slips, trips, and being struck by objects. Control measures specified are conducting toolbox talks, proper lifting techniques, use of gloves and other PPE, fall protection equipment, scaffold securing, hazard training, and supervision.

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    This document outlines the job hazard analysis for the fabrication, installation, and painting of a support. It identifies 6 key job steps and their associated potential hazards and control measures. The steps include pre-task planning, tool and material preparation, fabrication, erection, installation, and housekeeping. Potential hazards addressed are miscommunication, ergonomic injuries, lacerations, hand injuries, falls from heights, slips, trips, and being struck by objects. Control measures specified are conducting toolbox talks, proper lifting techniques, use of gloves and other PPE, fall protection equipment, scaffold securing, hazard training, and supervision.

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    This document outlines the job hazard analysis for the fabrication, installation, and painting of a support. It identifies 6 key job steps and their associated potential hazards and control measures. The steps include pre-task planning, tool and material preparation, fabrication, erection, installation, and housekeeping. Potential hazards addressed are miscommunication, ergonomic injuries, lacerations, hand injuries, falls from heights, slips, trips, and being struck by objects. Control measures specified are conducting toolbox talks, proper lifting techniques, use of gloves and other PPE, fall protection equipment, scaffold securing, hazard training, and supervision.

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    Job Hazard Analysis Permit

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    Khorchnoi Abaja Calimlim
    This document outlines the job hazard analysis for the fabrication, installation, and painting of a support. It identifies 6 key job steps and their associated potential hazards and control measures. The steps include pre-task planning, tool and material preparation, fabrication, erection, installation, and housekeeping. Potential hazards addressed are miscommunication, ergonomic injuries, lacerations, hand injuries, falls from heights, slips, trips, and being struck by objects. Control measures specified are conducting toolbox talks, proper lifting techniques, use of gloves and other PPE, fall protection equipment, scaffold securing, hazard training, and supervision.

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    JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS (JHA)

    Fabrication/Installation/Painting of Support.

    NO. DESCRIPTION OF JOB STEP POTENTIAL HAZARD/RISK CONTOL MEASURE/MITIGATION


    1. Pre task planning / TBM Miscommunication  Conduct tool box meeting
    prior to start the work
    activities
    2. Preparation of tools Ergonomics / improper  Observe and implement
    materials to be use hand lifting ,caught-in proper hand lifting
    hazards, and laceration  Body body system
    3. Fabrication of support Hand injury/Laceration  Employees to wear
    working gloves
     Hazard awareness training
    by means of toolbox talk
    3. Erection/Installation of Hand injury  Employees to wear
    scaffolding at working area working gloves
    Fall from heights  Must provide life line
     Ensure skilled and
    competent personnel to
    perform this job
     Proper usage of
    appropriate PPE’s such as
    Full Body harness
     Hazard awareness training
    by means of tool box talk
    4. Installation of support Fall from heights,  Secured scaffolds
     Wear full body harness
     Provide lifeline if necessary
    5. Painting of support Fall from heights,  Wear full body harness
     Provide lifeline if necessary
    6. House keeping Fall , slip , trip  Apply 5’s program
    Struck by  Remove tools equipment
    and rubbish from work site
    and maintain a clean work
    environment
     To wear hand gloves and
    safety glass and
    appropriate PPE’s
     Safety awareness training
    by means tool box talk
     Supervision by Supervisor

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