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    Job Hazard Analysis: Basic Job Steps Potential Hazards Recommended Actions or Procedure

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    This document outlines potential job hazards and recommended safety procedures for various construction activities involved in building a harvesting tank, including scaffolding erection and dismantling, lifting heavy loads, and hot work such as welding. Hazards include falling objects, falls from heights, crushing injuries, burns, and fires. Recommended safety actions include using properly erected scaffolding with fall protection, barricades and signage, lifting only within rated load capacities, using proper PPE for hot work including ventilation and fire watches, and gas monitoring and permitting for confined space work. The goal is to complete all tasks safely by following recommended procedures to prevent injuries and accidents.

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    Job Hazard Analysis: Basic Job Steps Potential Hazards Recommended Actions or Procedure

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    This document outlines potential job hazards and recommended safety procedures for various construction activities involved in building a harvesting tank, including scaffolding erection and dismantling, lifting heavy loads, and hot work such as welding. Hazards include falling objects, falls from heights, crushing injuries, burns, and fires. Recommended safety actions include using properly erected scaffolding with fall protection, barricades and signage, lifting only within rated load capacities, using proper PPE for hot work including ventilation and fire watches, and gas monitoring and permitting for confined space work. The goal is to complete all tasks safely by following recommended procedures to prevent injuries and accidents.

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    Job Hazard Analysis on Water Harvesting Tank

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    JHA Harvesting Tank

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    This document outlines potential job hazards and recommended safety procedures for various construction activities involved in building a harvesting tank, including scaffolding erection and dismantling, lifting heavy loads, and hot work such as welding. Hazards include falling objects, falls from heights, crushing injuries, burns, and fires. Recommended safety actions include using properly erected scaffolding with fall protection, barricades and signage, lifting only within rated load capacities, using proper PPE for hot work including ventilation and fire watches, and gas monitoring and permitting for confined space work. The goal is to complete all tasks safely by following recommended procedures to prevent injuries and accidents.

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    Job Hazard Analysis: Basic Job Steps Potential Hazards Recommended Actions or Procedure

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    Bernard Christian Dimaguila
    This document outlines potential job hazards and recommended safety procedures for various construction activities involved in building a harvesting tank, including scaffolding erection and dismantling, lifting heavy loads, and hot work such as welding. Hazards include falling objects, falls from heights, crushing injuries, burns, and fires. Recommended safety actions include using properly erected scaffolding with fall protection, barricades and signage, lifting only within rated load capacities, using proper PPE for hot work including ventilation and fire watches, and gas monitoring and permitting for confined space work. The goal is to complete all tasks safely by following recommended procedures to prevent injuries and accidents.

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    JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS

    ATTACHMENT TO WP#
    JOB OPERATION TITLE:
    CONSTRUCTION OF HARVESTING TANK

    PREPARED BY: DATE: VERIFIED BY: (MANAGER IN CHARGE)


    Bernard Christian D. Dimaguila December 15, 2021 Ar. Efren Bergado
    APPROVED BY:
    Niel S. Petate

    Basic Job Steps Potential Hazards Recommended Actions or Procedure


    Installation of Scaffolding
    1. Erection, Dismantle and - Dropped object a. Trained and authorized worker
    Modification of scaffolding - Hand and foot injury b. Obtain valid permit
    - Personnel fall c. Conduct toolbox talks
    - Scaffolding structure d. Barricade the area and post signage
    colapsed e. Safety coverage
    - Manual handling f. Proper supervision
    - Overhead obstruction g. Use proper PPE specially FBH
    h. Use red tag during erection , dismantle and
    modification
    i. Use proper access and free from obstruction
    j. Do not overload scaffolding
    k. Stop the activity if the wind speed is high
    l. Avoid over reaching
    m. Obtain good body posture
    Lifting Activity
    1. Route and Point of Load - Collapse of point of placement a. Safe work load scaffold
    Placement - Crash injury structure.
    b. Clears all lifting access and no
    obstruction upon lifting process.

    2. Lifting by use of Gin wheel - Un-authorized entry a. Provide proper barricade and
    - Slip trip and fall lifting signages to stop
    - Personell struck by falling load unauthorized entry.
    - Poor maintenance of equipment b. Removed all
    - Ground stability unsused/unwanted materials and
    - Exceeding safe working load tools from site.
    - Work without work permit c. Make sure that the area is level
    - Crossing under suspended load and compacted.
    d. Never allow anybody to cross
    under the suspended load.
    e. Practice ergonomics/manual
    lifting safety.
    f. Provide work permit and
    supervisor shall review
    responsibiliy and the area before
    start of lifting.
    Hot Works Activity
    1. Welding works - Prolong exposure of heat from a. buddy sytem at work force to
    welding prolong exposure of heat and
    -fatigue fatigue
    -burns and bruises b. personal protective equipment
    -Potential gas accumulation is advising at all hot work activity
    Spark production (could ignite e. clean and clear the area for
    other materials) potential fire may crop up.
    -fire f. fire extinguisher must present
    -breathing welding fumes at fabrication areas.
    g.use enough forced ventilation
    or local exhaust on fabrication to
    remove fumes.
    h. Welders with NCII certificate
    and standby fire wathman
    2. Welding Works at High Areas - Prolong exposure of sun heat, a. Buddy sytem force upon
    possible rain (weather condition) working at hieghts, toolbox
    - Fall from hieghts upon welding orientation before proceeding
    works any activities, considering
    - Burns and bruises weather conditions report.
    - Welding flux burn b. FBH and welding positions are
    observed, good temporary
    working flatforms for every
    welding works on heigh areas.
    c. Personal Protective Equipment
    in all welding work activities
    d. Fire blanket under the welding
    area of activity and prevention
    from flux accumulation and
    causes of fire hazard and burn to
    other workers in the area.
    e. Clean and clear all combustible
    materials to prevent the reaction
    of chemical purifying agent that
    may cause fire.
    f. Signage of Hot work activity

    3. Welding on Confine Space - Hazardous Atmosphere a. Gas Detection ( H2S, CO,O and
    (ex: oxygen deficiency, LEL) of confine space is prior
    flammable, explosive etc.) before start of work.
    - Suffocation b. Confine Space Permit before
    start of work.
    c. Monitor blood pressure of
    entrant.
    d. Provide exhaust blower
    e. Alternation of entrants going
    to confine space is 30mins.

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