Sequence of Job Steps to be Performed - Add in JSA
Sequence of Job Steps to be Performed - Add in JSA
Sequence of Job Steps to be Performed - Add in JSA
Job to be Performed: Area grading JSA No. Date: New / Revised (Rev.0)
with fencing arrangement and
material loading/Unloading.
Job Safety Analysis
Worksheet Executing Organization Representative Proponent Section: Proponent Supervisor (name & title):
(Name & Title):
Mohamed Badrudeen, Sulthan A.
(DBN Project Engineer)
Executing Work Location: Proponent Department: Reviewed and approved by
Organization LUP 502 – Acid Flare South Area. Monomer-I (Proponent Section Head):
(Section/Dept.):
PMD/MEGA
Name of the Contractor (company) Performing the Job L&T (Larsen and Toubro). Work Order No. (If applicable): 4600004482
In addition to mandatory PPE additional PPE/Controls anticipated; check all that apply:
SCBA X Chemical PPE X Face Shield X MHB/SDS X
Residual
Risk Rating Risk Rating
Sequence of Job Steps to be Risk/Hazard (Refer (Low, Mitigation Hazard Control Measures (existing and additional) to (Low,
Action By
Performed Hazard Checklist) Moderate, reduce the risk to moderate or low. Moderate,
High, Critical) High,
Critical)
a. invalidity / Expired 1. Work permit Receiver/issuer shall be certified by PRC Job Supervisor,
Preparations Receiver and Moderate and have valid certificates. Low Permit Issuer &
a) Request for PTW Site Issuer’s 2. Consult the proponent and make sure all the identified Permit receiver,
survey and Certification work spots are correct and marked on the drawing. Site Safety
preparation work. b. Failure of work 3. Ensure that the approval is obtained from all the Officer
b) Daily safety Talk planning concerned and communication has been done with all
c. Lack of the affected parties.
Communications 4. Follow scope of work, methodology statement and the
and Control
contents of this JSA.
PR/IS/SFD/F-001
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Sensitivity : This Document is Classified as "LNT Internal Use".
c) Work execution 5. A joint site inspection shall be conducted by the Issuer
d. Incorrect tool for or his designated representative and the Receiver
the job before the permit is approved / signed and after job
d) Tools & equipment completion prior closing the permit.
e. Lack of proper 6. During the toolbox talk the WP Receiver shall highlight
planning the key hazards and associated controls identified in the
JSA.
f. Lack of 7. Be aware of conflicting work scopes in areas prior to
competency commencing work task.
8. Provide good and appropriate PPE.
g. Defective tools & 9. The maximum voltage for portable electrical tools shall
equipment not exceed 220 volts.
10. Keep the worksite clean and tidy and free of electric trip
h. Electrocution hazards (housekeeping).
11. Take a rest at adequate intervals and drink water as
necessary.
12. Contractor safety officer and job supervisor to be always
available.
13. Temporary equipment must be inspected and tagged
with a valid PRC approved 3rd party Inspection Sticker
prior to use.
14. Temporary power supplies must be routed to prevent
tripping hazards.
15. Ensure a complete inspection of tools and equipment is
performed prior to start of work.
16. Use insulated tools for electrical work all tools and
equipment are to be operated according to
manufacturer’s instructions and to be examined before
use and defective equipment/tools replaced or repaired
immediately.
17. Use validly trained and certified employees to engage in
specified activity.
18. Ensure to Barricade and relevant warning signs are
provided at work activity Zone to avoid unauthorized
entry.
1.
1.
a. 1.
1.
1.
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5. a. 1.
Legends: PTW -Permit to work, UL -Underwriters Laboratories, FM- Factory Manual, TBT – Toolbox talk, PPE-Personnel Protective Equipment
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Financial Impact
Note: This includes financial loss or increased cost or Ranging from Ranging from
Greater than US$150MM
saving opportunity loss due to production loss, business Less than US$2MM US$2MM to Ranging from US$10MM US$50MM to
interruption, and cost of repair/replacement of assets. US$10MM to US$50MM US$150MM
1 2 3 4 5
Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic
Likelihood Qualitative Quantitative Risk Rating
A similar outcome
A has occurred more Greater than
(Almost than once per year 1X10-2 (1 in 100 Moderate High Critical Critical Critical
Certain) at specific plant / years)
site within Petro
Rabigh.
A similar outcome
has occurred more Between 1x10-3
B than once per year (1 in 1000 years)
Moderate High Critical Critical
(Likely) but at different and 1x10-2 (1 in Moderate
plants / sites of 100 years)
Petro Rabigh.
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Between 1x10-5
A similar outcome (1 in 100,000
D has occurred in the years) and 1x10-4 Low Low Moderate Moderate High
(Unlikely) industry, but not in (1 in 10,000
Petro Rabigh. years)
A similar outcome Less than 1x10-5
E
has never occurred (1 in 100,000 Low Low Low Moderate High
(Rare)
in the industry years)
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