The document outlines the preparation, steps, hazards, impacts, and control measures for a job involving electrical work. It identifies hazards such as electrocution, burns, and trips/falls. Possible impacts include injury, death, equipment damage, and delays. Control measures include planning the activity, defining roles, using certified equipment, conducting inspections, implementing permit to work procedures, wearing protective equipment, and maintaining emergency response plans. The document is a job safety analysis that involves identifying hazards, impacts, and controls to perform the electrical work safely.
The document outlines the preparation, steps, hazards, impacts, and control measures for a job involving electrical work. It identifies hazards such as electrocution, burns, and trips/falls. Possible impacts include injury, death, equipment damage, and delays. Control measures include planning the activity, defining roles, using certified equipment, conducting inspections, implementing permit to work procedures, wearing protective equipment, and maintaining emergency response plans. The document is a job safety analysis that involves identifying hazards, impacts, and controls to perform the electrical work safely.
Original Description:
Job Safety Analysis/ Job Hazard Analysis for the use of hand tools
The document outlines the preparation, steps, hazards, impacts, and control measures for a job involving electrical work. It identifies hazards such as electrocution, burns, and trips/falls. Possible impacts include injury, death, equipment damage, and delays. Control measures include planning the activity, defining roles, using certified equipment, conducting inspections, implementing permit to work procedures, wearing protective equipment, and maintaining emergency response plans. The document is a job safety analysis that involves identifying hazards, impacts, and controls to perform the electrical work safely.
The document outlines the preparation, steps, hazards, impacts, and control measures for a job involving electrical work. It identifies hazards such as electrocution, burns, and trips/falls. Possible impacts include injury, death, equipment damage, and delays. Control measures include planning the activity, defining roles, using certified equipment, conducting inspections, implementing permit to work procedures, wearing protective equipment, and maintaining emergency response plans. The document is a job safety analysis that involves identifying hazards, impacts, and controls to perform the electrical work safely.
Musculoskeletal disorders (IH) Feet injury (IN) Damage to equipment (PL) Delay in ops (SQ)
Vibrations and whiplash
(N)
Planning of activity: Specific Task Plan (DM)
Specific Equipment layout (DM) Everyone aware of the task TBT and LMRA. (PC) Ensure that personnel not involved in operations is kept clear of working area (VC&PC) Personnel training (PM) Define roles of personnel on deck and establish positioning during operations (VC&PC) Supervised operations (PC) Certified Equipment (PC) Ensure all portable tools are regularly inspected and maintained (PC) All moving machinery should be guarded as far as possible (VC&PC) Ensure safety devices are not bypassed or removed (operator) Implementation of Permit to Work Procedure as appropriate (PC) Protective equipment to be worn as per the above (operator) Verify the voltage provided to each equipment (operator) Ensure safety devices are maintained as operational and that operators know the location of these devices and how to use them (VC) Clearly marked and well defined electrical disconnects (VC&PC) Consideration given to environmental conditions prior to starting work No work to be undertaken in adverse weather conditions (PC)
Emergency Response Plans- Vessel / Rig Project incident reporting and investigation procedure Contingency plan
Sparks, Debris (N)
Hazard trip/slips (N)
2.
Use of tools
Make sure that only the
adequate tools for the job are used
Make sure that adequate
working positions are employed
Ensure worksite is left safe
and clear
Hand Pinching (N)
Contact with pointy objects, sharp surfaces (N) Electroshock (N) Tripping / severing cables (N) Tripping/slipping/falling on the same level/ from height (N)
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Limb/torso/head/internal organs injury due to fall (IN) Burns, injury, death due to electroshock (IN) Musculoskeletal disorders (IH) Equipment loss (PL)
Sustained / frequent physical effort (N)
Damage to equipment (PL)
Dropping equipment (N)
Delay in ops (SQ)
Planning of activity: Specific Task Plan (DM)
Specific Equipment layout (DM) Everyone aware of the task TBT and LMRA. (PC) Ensure that personnel not involved in operations is kept clear of working area (VC&PC) Ensure that a safety perimeter is established (PC) Personnel training (PM) Define roles of personnel on deck and establish positioning during operations (VC&PC) Supervised operations (PC) Team work (PC) Certified Equipment (PC) Define roles of personnel on deck and establish positioning during operations (VC&PC) Protective equipment to be worn as per the above - Harness and work vests to be worn for near/over the side works (operator) Ensure all portable tools are regularly inspected and maintained (PC)
Emergency Response Plans- Vessel / Rig Project incident reporting and investigation procedure Contingency plan
No.
Etapele activitatii /Job
steps
Pericole / Hazards
Impact posibil / Possible impact Hypothermia (IN, IH)
Incorrect installation / rigging (A)
Drowning (IN, IH)
Death (IN)
Defective tools (A)
Mutual hindranceCONTRACTOR and Vessel personnel (N) Man overboard (E)
Masuri de control / Control measures
Visual checks of equipment and tools before operations (operator)
Make sure that only the adequate tools for the job are used (operator) Make sure that adequate working positions are employed (operator) All moving machinery should be guarded as far as possible (VC&PC) Ensure safety devices are not bypassed or removed (operator) Implementation of Permit to Work Procedure as appropriate (PC) Cable runs on deck should be identified as a trip hazard (PC) Maintain good housekeeping (operator) Verify the voltage provided to each equipment (operator) Verify/ confirm that equipment/ cables are not under tension while working on them (operator) Maintain good communications (operator) Ensure safety devices are maintained as operational and that operators know the location of these devices and how to use them (VC).
