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    This document outlines a job safety analysis for cutting, bending, and installing rebar and steelwork. The key steps involve: 1) Mobilizing tools and equipment which requires inspecting electrical tools and ensuring clear pathways to prevent trips and falls. 2) Sizing, cutting, and bending rebar using authorized personnel only and requiring inspections and reporting of any defective equipment to prevent fires or injuries. Proper PPE like gloves and glasses is also needed. 3) Installing steelwork where protruding rebar needs caps and workers should avoid walking directly on steel to prevent cuts or injuries from rebar. Proper safety protocols are outlined to control hazards at

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    This document outlines a job safety analysis for cutting, bending, and installing rebar and steelwork. The key steps involve: 1) Mobilizing tools and equipment which requires inspecting electrical tools and ensuring clear pathways to prevent trips and falls. 2) Sizing, cutting, and bending rebar using authorized personnel only and requiring inspections and reporting of any defective equipment to prevent fires or injuries. Proper PPE like gloves and glasses is also needed. 3) Installing steelwork where protruding rebar needs caps and workers should avoid walking directly on steel to prevent cuts or injuries from rebar. Proper safety protocols are outlined to control hazards at

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    This document outlines a job safety analysis for cutting, bending, and installing rebar and steelwork. The key steps involve: 1) Mobilizing tools and equipment which requires inspecting electrical tools and ensuring clear pathways to prevent trips and falls. 2) Sizing, cutting, and bending rebar using authorized personnel only and requiring inspections and reporting of any defective equipment to prevent fires or injuries. Proper PPE like gloves and glasses is also needed. 3) Installing steelwork where protruding rebar needs caps and workers should avoid walking directly on steel to prevent cuts or injuries from rebar. Proper safety protocols are outlined to control hazards at

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    This document outlines a job safety analysis for cutting, bending, and installing rebar and steelwork. The key steps involve: 1) Mobilizing tools and equipment which requires inspecting electrical tools and ensuring clear pathways to prevent trips and falls. 2) Sizing, cutting, and bending rebar using authorized personnel only and requiring inspections and reporting of any defective equipment to prevent fires or injuries. Proper PPE like gloves and glasses is also needed. 3) Installing steelwork where protruding rebar needs caps and workers should avoid walking directly on steel to prevent cuts or injuries from rebar. Proper safety protocols are outlined to control hazards at

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    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS WORKSHEET

    Part 1: Job Particulars Page 1 of _____


    JOB TITLE / AIM: Cutting and bending of re-bar both manually and mechanically and installation steel work onto foundation.(Work on scaffolding)
    JSA DATE:05-09-2006 JSA NO./ REVISION: Rev
    SUPERVISOR/ JSA LEADER: M. Shoaib SCRIBE: Abdullah Khan/Masood Memon
    PARTICIPANTS: Abdullah Khan/Farhan Abbas/ Qoraish/ Dean
    LIST ASSOCIATED PROCEDURES/WORK INSTRUCTIONS OR TEMPORARY WIs:
    Attach copies of any relevant documentation/ drawings.
    Part 2: Job Safety Analysis
    Job Steps:
    1. Mobilization of tools, equipment and workers
    2. Re bar sizing, cutting and bending
    3. Installation of steel work
    4. Work on scaffolding
    5. Mobilizations and Demobilization
    Alternatives Considered: N/A Approve: 31/05/06

    Now undertake the JSA and record in the table below. Use prompts on JSA Prompt Sheet and Hazard Checklist PA-HSEC-02-040-002-F03.
    Part 3: Contingency Plans. Standard PPE,SFirst aid kit must be present at the area and the Hse personnel is the first response in case of emergency

    Pakistan Asset Team Approved: AHMED HASEEB PA-HSEC-02-040-002-F01


    BHP Billiton Checked: NAJEEB MALIK Attached to: PA-HSEC-02-040-002-P
    Originator: SYED FAHEEM Rev: 1 Issue: 13/05/05 Page 1 of 4
    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS WORKSHEET

    Part 4: Review. After the job has been completed, JSA leader should note: any hazards, which were identified in the original JSA? Any practices that
    need to be captured in the OMS? List action items, changes, and transfer any changes to the Change Management system.
    File: 10.30

    JSA No: JOB TITLE:


    Step Describe Job Step Potential Hazards Hazard Controls
    No (Copy from part 2 of form) (Use Hazard Checklist)
    1 Mobilization of tools, equipment and Unauthorised equipment/tools brought out to All electrical tools and equipment should be
    workers site inspected and colour coded prior coming to site.

    Miscommunication Supervisor to explain job and JSA via toolbox


    meeting. Only when all workers understand have
    them sign the back of JSA
    Back injury Proper manual handling of material

    Slip, trip and fall Ensure pathway is clear

    2 Re bar sizing ,cutting and bending Unauthorized personnel operation machinery Machinery to be operated by authorized person
    hand only,
    Equipment failure/Fire Daily inspection is required for all equipment. A
    fire extinguisher should be on location. During
    work any defects noticed on tools or equipment
    should be reported to the supervisor.
    Loose clothing Hi Vest should be taken off and all loose clothing
    should be secured.

    Pakistan Asset Team PA-HSEC-02-040-002-F01


    BHP Billiton Page 2 of 4
    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS WORKSHEET

    JSA No: JOB TITLE:


    Step Describe Job Step Potential Hazards Hazard Controls
    No (Copy from part 2 of form) (Use Hazard Checklist)
    Personnel injury The minimum PPE must be worn. Which includes
    safety glasses, face shield, hard hat gloves ect. The
    area should be barricade off as to keep
    unauthorized persons away.
    Ensure grinders do not have positive locks and
    guards must be in place.

    Installation of steel work Protruding re bar All protruding re bar should be cap with approved
    re bar caps.

    Scorpions the job Gloves must be worn while tying re bar. After the
    wire is cut the shape point (scorpions) should be
    tapped down. If worker receives cut from wires or
    re bars it should be reported to the supervisor.
    Awkward positions/ back injury If work is in Workers will be oriented about the proper posture
    an awkward position frequent break will be and positioning during the execution of the job.
    needed.

    Access and access to work area Ensure work Area with excavation/holes to be barricaded
    area is kept clear from binding wires and steel.
    When tying steel on ground worker should not
    walk on the steel directly.

    Heat Exhaustion Periodic rest in required. There should be


    sufficient shade and water available on the work

    Pakistan Asset Team PA-HSEC-02-040-002-F01


    BHP Billiton Page 3 of 4
    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS WORKSHEET

    JSA No: JOB TITLE:


    Step Describe Job Step Potential Hazards Hazard Controls
    No (Copy from part 2 of form) (Use Hazard Checklist)
    front.

    3. Work on scaffolding Fall hazards Using specific body harness

    Trip Hazards All the walkways on the scaffold should be clear

    Pakistan Asset Team PA-HSEC-02-040-002-F01


    BHP Billiton Page 4 of 4

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