Job Hazard Analysis

(The Job Hazard Analysis Instructions (DC-83i) must be used while completing this form.)

PROJECT TITLE ZMB BRZ Renovation

ELIMINATION
JOB DESCRIPTION Water Proofing, Tiling, Grouting
SUBSTITUTION
JOB LOCATION Bathrooms in Residence 1-4
ENGINEERING
SCHEDULED START DATE February 2022 ADMINISTRATIVE

EMERGENCY NUMBER(S) 1999/0977335852 PPE

JOB STEPS HAZARDS CONTROL METHODS

❖ General Works:- COVID 19 • Spread of virus/bacteria through physical contact • Follow latest Branch Guidance regarding face
masks.
• Wash hands regularly
• If you feel unwell or have any Covid symptoms do
not go to work
• It is not permitted for those in ALM to work in this
area, unless they can work separately to other
workers
❖ Priming the walls and the floor using primer G • Splashes to the eyes causing eye irritation and • Use a roller brush to prime and be gentle when
ready for waterproofing. redness to the eyes priming to avoid splashes
• Splashes to the skin causing skin irritation. • Read the SDS sheet for more information
• Wear safety glasses and wear rubber gloves.
• Wear long sleeved shirt.
❖ Cutting the sheet membrane, inside, corners, • Cuts to the hands • Use a scissors instead of a knife if available.
outside corners and mape bands using a utility • Cuts from old blades due to bad storing • Use a knife with a sharp blade
knife. • Cut away from the body and make sure no one
near by on the other side as you are cutting
• Use the specific box for old blades or cover sharp
side with tape
• Wear cut less gloves

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 ❖ Use of Aquadefense liquid membrane to all the • Splashes to the eyes causing eye irritation • Use a roller brush to spread it and be gentle to
shower • Splashes to the skin irritation if it dries on it. avoid splashes.
• Slightly odor causing nausea • Wear long sleeved shirt and clean immediately
• Ingestion of it causing stomach upset when splashed on the skin.
• Always make sure there is enough ventilation.
• Avoid touching your mouth when using the
product.
• Always wash your hands with soap before drinking
or eating anything
• Lifting and Transporting of Tile Packs. • Strains and sprains / overexertion injuries • Use a trolley to move tiles whenever possible
• Back injury • Recommended maximum lift not greater than
• Hand injury 22kg per male, 15kg per female.
• Use good lifting techniques
• Use elevator when moving tiles between floors.
• Move tiles the directed way from building
oversight
• Remove any debris / trip hazard
• Proper lifting technique
• Standard gloves
❖ Mixing of Self leveling/Cement//Adhesive / Grout. • Strains and Sprains/overexertion injuries caused • Recommended maximum lift not greater than
by lifting Adhesive bags (20 kg) 22kg per male, 15kg per female.
• Damage to eyes / skin /respiratory system from • Use good lifting techniques
mixing powders. • Use mechanical aid when transporting bags
• Transfer powder into mixing bucket slowly.
• Wear appropriate moisture resistant gloves for
the task.
• Wear a PP2 dust mask or higher
• When mixing use a slow speed setting and
gradually add powder to mixing bucket.
• Ensure as much ventilation as possible, open all
windows
• If possible use dust extraction
❖ Cutting tiles (Score and Snap system) • Injury from cuts caused by sharp edges of tiles • Safety Glasses to be worn at all times.
• Back injury due to low base • Wear cut resistant gloves.
• Use a stable and appropriate work table
❖ (Closed blades machines) Cutting with tile hole • Injury from rotation blades • Use a stable and appropriate work table, and if
saw and Cutting with tile circular saw. • Inhalation of dust. necessary use a clamp to secure the tile to be cut
• Noise. • Ear defenders to be fitted before starting to
work. If others are present, a loud warning to be

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 made that ‘Noise’ will commence. Allow sufficient
time for other workers to react before starting up
mechanical tool.
• Use a hoover to reduce dust
• If possible, ensure as much ventilation as possible
• Keep hands clear of rotating blade and
• Only ‘in-house’ trained, competent persons to use
power tools.
❖ (Open Blades machines) • Injury from rotation blades • Use same procedure as for closed blades
Cutting tiles (Angle Grinder) • Inhalation of dust. • A ‘PP2 value’ dust mask to be worn when using
Cutting tiles with dreml • Noise. open blade
• Use face shield together on top of safety glasses
(not needed for Deml0
❖ Tiling, grouting, screed • Falling from hop up • Be careful when working from hop up, keep it
• Hurt back & neck due to poor work posture clean and concentrate
• Over reaching • Stretch often and use good posture
• Hurt knees • Use knee pads
• Use of laser causing eye injury • If possible, do not put the laser in eye level height
• Neck injury when tiling the kitchen • If people are working close by and are able to
look straight into the laser - use signs to warn
others
• Remove the hard hat due to neck strain when
tiling kitchen.
❖ Waste cleanup / transport to skip • Overexertion/back injuries • See method for eliminating/controlling on page 2
• Dust inhalation by cleaning/sweeping area • Use hoover instead of sweeping
• Piling up tiles too high or too much in work area • Off cut boxes should be kept near to prevent a
• Cuts from cut offs build up of potential trip hazards
• Don’t throw in bags, always use buckets
• Don’t overfill the buckets
❖ General • Slips, Trips and Falls • Good housekeeping at all times.
• Damage to finished surfaces • Always keep buckets close be able to clean up as
• Excessive heat or not enough ventilation you go
• Use of other needed power tools • Protect fittings and fixtures prior to commencing
• Doing carpentry work that you can’t find specified works. Care taken around all finished surfaces.
on this JH • Take breaks. Use fan. Drink water often.
• Only ‘in-house’ trained, competent persons to
use power tools. Use the required PPE

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 • Go to carpentry JHA and find hazards

PREPARED BY DATE PREPARED REVIEWED BY DATE REVIEWED REVISED BY DATE REVISED

Christian Axelsson 31/01/2022 David Chipwalu 11/23/2022 [Haluse Hagai] [11/22/2022]

Use additional forms as needed.

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