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    Job Safety Analysis: Work at Height

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    This Job Safety Analysis document outlines the potential hazards and recommended safety controls for working at heights involving scaffolding. It identifies tasks such as transporting, unloading, storing, erecting, and dismantling scaffolding materials. Potential hazards include falling objects, improper scaffolding erection, overhead power lines, and poor housekeeping. The recommended controls include using certified riggers, properly securing materials, inspecting equipment, providing fall protection above 1.8m, barricading work areas, and enforcing the use of personal protective equipment.

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    Job Safety Analysis: Work at Height

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    This Job Safety Analysis document outlines the potential hazards and recommended safety controls for working at heights involving scaffolding. It identifies tasks such as transporting, unloading, storing, erecting, and dismantling scaffolding materials. Potential hazards include falling objects, improper scaffolding erection, overhead power lines, and poor housekeeping. The recommended controls include using certified riggers, properly securing materials, inspecting equipment, providing fall protection above 1.8m, barricading work areas, and enforcing the use of personal protective equipment.

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    This Job Safety Analysis document outlines the potential hazards and recommended safety controls for working at heights involving scaffolding. It identifies tasks such as transporting, unloading, storing, erecting, and dismantling scaffolding materials. Potential hazards include falling objects, improper scaffolding erection, overhead power lines, and poor housekeeping. The recommended controls include using certified riggers, properly securing materials, inspecting equipment, providing fall protection above 1.8m, barricading work areas, and enforcing the use of personal protective equipment.

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    Job Safety Analysis: Work at Height

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    This Job Safety Analysis document outlines the potential hazards and recommended safety controls for working at heights involving scaffolding. It identifies tasks such as transporting, unloading, storing, erecting, and dismantling scaffolding materials. Potential hazards include falling objects, improper scaffolding erection, overhead power lines, and poor housekeeping. The recommended controls include using certified riggers, properly securing materials, inspecting equipment, providing fall protection above 1.8m, barricading work areas, and enforcing the use of personal protective equipment.

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    Job Safety Analysis

    TASK: Work at Height.

    LOCATION: SAMIF DATE: 27/8/2020


    SUPERVISOR: M. Imtiaz DESIGNATION: Safety Officer

    Recommended Action / Control


    Work Sequence (Job / Task Steps) Potential Hazards
    Measures
     Material will be fastened properly
    Transporting of scaffolding material  Material can fall. before transporting to site.
    at site.  Personal injury.  Only experienced, skilled, and
     Unauthorized / trained person should be allowed
    untrained/  All hand tools should be inspected
    inexperienced prior to start of job
    personnel on the  Scaffolding pipes with corrosion
    job should not be used.

    Unloading of scaffolding material  Uneven ground  Material will be unloaded by
     Faulty/ poor certified riggers.
    condition  Certified boom truck operator will
    scaffolding carry out the task
    material

    Storage of scaffold material  Wrong material  Material will be stored in a


    handling/ falling designated area.
    object  Material will be stored on scaffold
     Personnel injury. racks.
     Personnel fall.  Hard barricade and signage will be
     Object falls. provided
     Property loss

    Erection & dismantling of  Improper  Ground surface should be levelled


    scaffolding. scaffolding  Red tag must be placed/ hanged at
    erection the start of scaffolding
     Tag system not  Ensure vertical pipes alignment and
    check it with hand level
     Ensure all joints are properly
    tightened
     Use bracing pipes and outriggers
    pipes where necessary.
     Only certified scaffolders will
    perform the job.
     Scaffolders will be trained on safe
    working at height.
    Job Safety Analysis

     Above 1.8m height safety harness


    will be with double lanyard. 100%tie
    off will be ensured.
     Scaffold platform will not be
    overloaded.
     Handrail and toe boards will be
    installed with scaffolding platform.
     All employees will work with proper
    PPEs.
     Ladder should be constructed at
    suitable.
     Metal planks should be properly
    placed on pipes with hooks and use
    binding wire for binding where
    necessary
     No person should go in drop zone.
    Scaffolding area.
     Area should barricade while erection
    or dismantling the platform.

    Overhead electrical power lines  Electric shock due  Ensure overhead clearance while
    to power line operating the equipment

    Housekeeping  Property loss  Housekeeping


     Slip/trip  Area barricading
     Fall from height  PPE.

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