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Hydroseeding Work

This Job Hazard Analysis identifies potential hazards and controls for hydroseeding work. It outlines 3 main job steps: 1) joining a site visit/pre-job execution meeting where miscommunication could occur but can be prevented through planning meetings and approvals, 2) exposure to COVID-19 which can be controlled through hygiene practices, screening, and PPE, 3) unauthorized or unqualified driving which requires only approved drivers and vehicle inspections, and 4) soft/steep terrain which requires barricades, signage, and caution while walking. Control measures include planning, PPE, training, inspections, isolation procedures, and emergency response.

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Hydroseeding Work

This Job Hazard Analysis identifies potential hazards and controls for hydroseeding work. It outlines 3 main job steps: 1) joining a site visit/pre-job execution meeting where miscommunication could occur but can be prevented through planning meetings and approvals, 2) exposure to COVID-19 which can be controlled through hygiene practices, screening, and PPE, 3) unauthorized or unqualified driving which requires only approved drivers and vehicle inspections, and 4) soft/steep terrain which requires barricades, signage, and caution while walking. Control measures include planning, PPE, training, inspections, isolation procedures, and emergency response.

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JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS [JHA] WORKSHEET

JHA NO. WORK PERMIT


JHA/SST/ PTW NO COLD
TYPE
FACILITY SPECIFIC
SSGP LOCATION MROC
WORKSTATION
EQUIPMENT NO. WORK DESCRIPTION
N/A Hydroseeding work
NOTE
1. JHA shall be applicable for all work activities which requires PTW.
2. The pre-prepared JHA and JHA prompters will be used as a reference/guide during the development of JHA.
3. Personnel carrying out the work shall be fully familiar with the written Work/Operating Procedures developed for the job. The Work/Operating Procedures shall describe,
in step-by-step instructions, the correct method of executing the specified work.
4. Prior to commencement of work (after PTW has been approved), the task-specific JHA shall be discussed amongst all personnel involved in the execution; and
requirements contained therein shall be fully understood and agreed by all GW.

JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
1 Join site visit/pre- Miscommunication &  Miss out  Ensure the PTW has been  AA  Double check on  AA
job execution lack of planning planning approved prior start any work  AAR document  AAR
 Loss of working activity and to keep all related  SE attachment and  SE
time documents within its validity.  RA rectify all  RA
 Discuss or meeting with client  HSE missing or
prior start site visit. incomplete
 Conduct toolbox briefing document.
about the task or activity
prior start of work.
 Conduct site visit with client
and SST management team.
Expose to Covid-19  Infected by  Medic to brief and provide  First aider  Suspected  First aider
virus covid19 virus. awareness to personnel on  Medic personnel under  Medic
 Spreading virus correct personal hygiene  All site investigation  Long Bedian clinic
among technique. personnel (PUI) will be  Hospital Miri
personnel.  Ensure driver rub disinfect  Security isolated and
 May lead to (chloroxylenol) solution inside personnel investigate by
serious health car (steering, gear knob, door Medic.

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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
problem if knob and seat).  Activate
personnel not  First aider and medic to emergency
being treated conduct health screening response as per
immediately. program at camp entrance Incident Action
daily prior leaving camp or Plan.
entering camp.  Instruct unwell
 Wash hand prior embark personnel for
vehicle. self-quarantine
 Wearing surgical mask, 3play and close
mask or N95 mask daily monitor by
during working at site. medic.
 Highlight covid19 associated
hazard and prevention on
daily toolbox meeting.
 Practice respiratory etiquette
during sneezing or coughing.
Unauthorized driver  Might lead to  Only competent driver with  Driver  First aid  First aider
accident and 4x4 off road defensive  HSE treatment.  Medic
cause property training is authorized to drive  RA  Inform medic
damage. vehicle.  AAR personnel
 Personnel  Pre-use inspection of vehicle  SE  Functional
injury. daily by driver. communication
 To apply JMP daily and wait system (walkie-
approval from AA prior talkie, satellite
continue journey to work site. phone and etc.
Soft, steep, slippery,  Slip, trip and  To install barricade and  SE  First aid  First Aider
uneven ground fall. related warning signages for  RA treatment  HSE
condition.  Physical injury. first precaution.  HSE  Provide warning
 To check the surrounding site  Surveyor signages.
conditions prior work started. 
 Install handrail at the steep
ground.
 To put extra precaution
during stepping on ground
surface.
Adverse weather  Slippery road  Maximum speed for logging  HSE  First aid  First aider
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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
 Heavy down condition. road is 40km/h and 20km/h  RA treatment  Medic
pour/thunders  Vehicles may for access road to ROW and  SE  Inform medic  RA
torm skid or topple. reduce speed.  AAR  Functional  HSE
 Follow speed limit and reduce  Operator communication
 Access road
 Natural speed.  Driver system (walkie-
blocked by  Prohibited any activities in talkie, satellite
condition landslide soil. adverse condition. phone and etc.)
(landslide,  Strike or hit by  Stop all activity when adverse  Move all
dust etc.) lightning. weather. personnel to
 Inhalation of  Brief personnel regarding safe area and
fine dust associated hazard during request for help
TBM. if required.
 Ensure road access in good  Inform all
condition before crossing personnel to be
slippery area. more vigilant on
 Ensure communication device road condition
available for emergency via radio call.
purpose.  Remove and
 Dust mask to be provided if repair ruins soil
necessary. after good
weather
condition.
 Assign traffic
controller if
required.
Venomous insects and  Skin irritation  To check surrounding area  RA  First aid  First aider
reptiles and allergies. and assess working area prior  SE treatment  ERT team
 Fainted and to start work.  AAR  Activate ERP  Medic
collapsed.  Use head net/face net or  HSE  Inform medic
 If poisoned by insect repellent to protect  Functional
venomous personnel against insects (if communication
snake may necessary). system (walkie-
cause kidney  Ensure communication device talkie, satellite
failure, tetanus e.g. walkie-talkie, satellite phone and etc.)
disease and phone, etc. available for
brain damage. emergency.

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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
 First Aid Box must be
available at work site.
 Wear complete PPE such as
coverall, safety google, safety
shoes, safety shoes and hand
gloves.
2 Make good and Unauthorized  Might lead to  Only trained operator with  Dump truck  First aid  First aider
repair of access machinery operator or accident and competency training is Driver treatment.  Medic
dump truck driver cause property allowed to operate the  Operator  Functional
road (If required) damage. machinery. communication
 HSE
 Personnel  Pre-use inspection of  RA system (walkie-
injury. machinery by operator. talkie, satellite
 Ensure dump truck with valid phone and etc.
inspection and in good
condition pre-use.
Expose to Covid-19  Infected by  Medic to brief and provide  First aider  Suspected  First aider
virus covid19 virus. awareness to personnel on  Medic personnel under  Medic
 Spreading virus correct personal hygiene  All site investigation  Long Bedian clinic
among technique. personnel (PUI) will be  Hospital Miri
personnel.  Ensure driver rub disinfect  Security isolated and
 May lead to (chloroxylenol) solution inside personnel investigate by
serious health car (steering, gear knob, door Medic.
problem if knob and seat).  Activate
personnel not  First aider and medic to emergency
being treated conduct health screening response as per
immediately. program at camp entrance Incident Action
daily prior leaving camp or Plan.
entering camp.  Instruct unwell
 Wash hand prior embark personnel for
vehicle. self-quarantine
 Wearing surgical mask, 3play and close
mask or N95 mask daily monitor by
during working at site. medic.
 Highlight covid19 associated
hazard and prevention on
daily toolbox meeting.

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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
 Practice respiratory etiquette
during sneezing or coughing.
Crossing pipeline  Asset damage  To construct proper earth  RA  Immediately  RA
(within ROW)  Machinery berm for crossing.  Operator report to area  AAR
topple  Ensure earth berm is gentle  Dump truck owner
for machinery movement. driver
Steep slope  Machinery or  To construct edge berm for  Operator  First aid  First aider
vehicle skid and high risk or steep access road.  Dump truck treatment  Medic
topple.  Provide barricade and driver  Inform medic
 Personnel warning signages.  RA
injury.  Engage 4wheel low gear  HSE
 Property during ascending or
damage. descending steep slope.
 Ensure communication device
available for emergency
purpose
Adverse weather  Slippery road  Maximum speed for logging  HSE  First aid  First aider
condition. road is 40km/h and 20km/h  RA treatment  Medic
 Heavy down  Vehicles may for access road to ROW and  SE  Inform medic  RA
pour/thunders reduce speed.  Operator  Functional  HSE
skid or topple.
torm  Follow speed limit and reduce  Dump truck communication
 Access road speed. river system (walkie-
blocked by  Prohibited any activities in talkie, satellite
 Natural
landslide soil. adverse condition. phone and etc.)
condition
 Strike or hit by  Stop all activity when adverse  Move all
(landslide,
lightning. weather. personnel to
dust etc.) safe area and
 Inhalation of  Brief personnel regarding
associated hazard during request for help
fine dust
TBM. if required.
 Ensure road access in good  Inform all
condition before crossing personnel to be
slippery area. more vigilant on
 Ensure communication device road condition
available for emergency via radio call.
purpose.  Remove and
 Dust mask to be provided if repair ruins soil
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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
necessary. after good
weather
condition.
 Assign traffic
controller if
required
Venomous insects and  Skin irritation  To check surrounding area  RA  First aid  First aider
reptiles and allergies. and assess working area prior  HSE treatment  ERT team
 Fainted and to start work.   Activate ERP  Medic
collapsed.  Use head net/face net or  Inform medic
 If poisoned by insect repellent to protect  Functional
venomous personnel against insects (if communication
snake may necessary). system (walkie-
cause kidney  Ensure communication device talkie, satellite
failure, tetanus e.g. walkie-talkie, satellite phone and etc.)
disease and phone, etc. available for
brain damage. emergency.
 First Aid Box must be
available at work site.
 Wear complete PPE such as
coverall, safety google, safety
shoes, safety shoes and hand
gloves.
3 Survey work (If Expose to Covid-19  Infected by  Medic to brief and provide  First aider  Suspected  First aider
required) virus covid19 virus. awareness to personnel on  Medic personnel under  Medic
 Spreading virus correct personal hygiene  All site investigation  Long Bedian clinic
among technique. personnel (PUI) will be  Hospital Miri
personnel.  Ensure driver rub disinfect  Security isolated and
 May lead to (chloroxylenol) solution inside personnel investigate by
serious health car (steering, gear knob, door Medic.
problem if knob and seat).  Activate
personnel not  First aider and medic to emergency
being treated conduct health screening response as per
immediately. program at camp entrance Incident Action
daily prior leaving camp or Plan.
entering camp.  Instruct unwell

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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
 Wash hand prior embark personnel for
vehicle. self-quarantine
 Wearing surgical mask, 3play and close
mask or N95 mask daily monitor by
during working at site. medic.
 Highlight covid19 associated
hazard and prevention on
daily toolbox meeting.
 Practice respiratory etiquette
during sneezing or coughing.
Marking on wrong area  Loss of time  Refer to reference marking  RA  Functional  Surveyor team
 Budget  Refer to Datum and existing  HSE communication  SE
burst/over TBM.  Surveyor system (walkie-  RA
budget  Direct supervision by  SE talkie).
 Working twice superior.  Daily discussion
or meeting with
management.
Soft, steep, slippery,  Slip, trip and  Install barricade and related  SE  First aid  First Aider
uneven ground fall. warning signages for first  RA treatment  HSE
condition.  Physical injury. precaution.  HSE  Provide warning
 To check the surrounding site  Surveyor signages.
conditions prior work started. 
 To put extra precaution
during stepping on ground
surface.
Sharp object on survey  Physical injury  Secure properly sharp tools or  SE  First aid  First aider
equipment  Cut and wound equipment while carrying or  RA treatment  Medic
holding it.  Surveyor  Inform medic
 Any sharp object or edges
shall be protected, covered,
to be blunt, wrapped or
removed.
 Ensure good handling of
sharp tools.
Venomous insects and  Skin irritation  To check surrounding area  RA  First aid  First aider
reptiles and allergies. and assess working area prior  HSE treatment  ERT team
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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
 Fainted and to start work.   Activate ERP  Medic
collapsed.  Use head net/face net or  Inform medic
 If poisoned by insect repellent to protect  Functional
venomous personnel against insects (if communication
snake may necessary). system (walkie-
cause kidney  Ensure communication device talkie, satellite
failure, tetanus e.g. walkie-talkie, satellite phone and etc.)
disease and phone, etc. available for
brain damage. emergency.
 First Aid Box must be
available at work site.
 Wear complete PPE such as
coverall, safety google, safety
shoes, safety shoes and hand
gloves.

4 Mobilization of Unauthorized operator  Might lead to  Only trained operator with  Dump truck  First aid  First aider
equipment or Dump truck driver accident and competency training is driver treatment.  Medic
cause property allowed to operate the  Operator  Functional
damage. machinery.  HSE communication
 Personnel  Pre-use inspection of vehicle  RA system (walkie-
injury. daily by operator. talkie, satellite
 Ensure dump truck with valid phone and etc.
inspection and in good
condition pre-use.
Expose to Covid-19  Infected by  Medic to brief and provide  First aider  Suspected  First aider
virus covid19 virus. awareness to personnel on  Medic personnel under  Medic
 Spreading virus correct personal hygiene  All site investigation  Long Bedian clinic
among technique. personnel (PUI) will be  Hospital Miri
personnel.  Ensure driver rub disinfect  Security isolated and
 May lead to (chloroxylenol) solution inside personnel investigate by
serious health car (steering, gear knob, door Medic.
problem if knob and seat).  Activate
personnel not  First aider and medic to emergency
being treated conduct health screening response as per
immediately. program at camp entrance Incident Action

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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
daily prior leaving camp or Plan.
entering camp.  Instruct unwell
 Wash hand prior embark personnel for
vehicle. self-quarantine
 Wearing surgical mask, 3play and close
mask or N95 mask daily monitor by
during working at site. medic.
 Highlight covid19 associated
hazard and prevention on
daily toolbox meeting.
 Practice respiratory etiquette
during sneezing or coughing.
Steep slope  Machinery,  To construct edge berm for  Operator  First aid  First aider
dump truck or high risk or steep access road.  Dump truck treatment  Medic
vehicle skid and  Provide barricade and driver  Inform medic
topple. warning signages.  RA
 Personnel  Engage 4wheel low gear  HSE
injury. during ascending or
 Property descending.
damage.  Ensure communication device
available for emergency
purpose. eg. Walkie-talkie,
satellite phone and
emergency equipment.
Crossing pipeline  Asset damage  To construct proper earth  RA  Immediately  RA
(within ROW)  Machinery berm for crossing.  Operator report to area  AAR
topple  Ensure earth berm is gentle  Dump truck owner
for machinery movement. driver
Adverse weather  Slippery road  Maximum speed for logging  HSE  First aid  First aider
condition. road is 40km/h and 20km/h  RA treatment  Medic
 Heavy down  Vehicles may for access road to ROW and  SE  Inform medic  RA
pour/thunders reduce speed.  Operator  Functional  HSE
skid or topple.
torm  Follow speed limit and reduce  Dump truck communication
 Access road speed. driver system (walkie-
blocked by  Prohibited any activities in talkie, satellite
 Natural
landslide soil. adverse condition. phone and etc.)
condition
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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
(landslide,  Strike or hit by  Stop all activity when adverse  Move all
dust etc.) lightning. weather. personnel to
 Inhalation of  Brief personnel regarding safe area and
associated hazard during request for help
fine dust
TBM. if required.
 Ensure road access in good  Inform all
condition before crossing personnel to be
slippery area. more vigilant on
 Ensure communication device road condition
available for emergency via radio call.
purpose.  Remove and
 Dust mask to be provided if repair ruins soil
necessary. after good
weather
condition.
 Assign traffic
controller if
required
Venomous insects and  Skin irritation  To check surrounding area  RA  First aid  First aider
reptiles and allergies. and assess working area prior  HSE treatment  ERT team
 Fainted and to start work.  Activate ERP  Medic
collapsed.  Use head net/face net or  Inform medic
 If poisoned by insect repellent to protect  Functional
venomous personnel against insects (if communication
snake may necessary). system (walkie-
cause kidney  Ensure communication device talkie, satellite
failure, tetanus e.g. walkie-talkie, satellite phone and etc.)
disease and phone, etc. available for
brain damage. emergency.
 First Aid Box must be
available at work site.
 Wear complete PPE such as
coverall, safety google, safety
shoes, safety shoes and hand
gloves.
5 Insert chemicals Chemical(fertilizer)  Exposure  No special respiratory  RA  First aid  First aider

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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
and hydroseeding exposure during chemical protection equipment is  HSE treatment  Medic
materials into hydroseeding activity. compound thru recommended under  Hydroseeding  Inform medic
(NIFOSK COMPOUND) inhalation may normal condition of use operator  Assure fresh air
tank affect with protection. breathing
respiratory  Ensure all personnel has
system, lung, undergone training by
etc. Hydroseed technical
supervisor and understand
their task
 Ensure adequate
ventilation/open air and
use ventilation fan if
required.
 Where excessive dust may
result, wear approved
mask. (N95).
 Thermal decomposition
generates; Ammonia.
Nitrogen Oxides need
special respiratory
protection.
 Exposure thru  Where excessive dust may  RA  In case of dust  First aider
absorption (eye result, wear safety googles.  HSE contact with  medic
contact & skin  Ensure all personnel has  Hydroseeding eye, rise
contact) dust undergone training by operator immediately
from this Hydroseed technical with plenty of
product cause supervisor and understand water.
eye irritation their task  Seek medical
and skin  Wear suitable gloves in case attention if ill
irritation. of repeated or prolong effect or
contact with the fertilizer. irritation
(Nitrile rubber, chloroprene develops.
rubber, butyl rubber or other  Remove
suitable gloves. contaminated
 Wash hand and other clothing and
exposed areas with mild soap shoe.

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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
and water before eat, drink,  Wash skin with
smoke and leaving site. mild soap and
 Provide clean water to wash water.
hand and incase of  Notify medic
emergency made contact personnel and
with chemical fertilizer. first aider
 Exposure thru  When using this chemical or  RA  Rinse mouth.  First aider
ingestion may touching do not eat or drink.  HSE  Do not induce  Medic
cause health  Ensure all personnel has  Hydroseeding vomiting.
hazard if undergone training by operator  Give water to
ingested in Hydroseed technical drink if victim
large supervisor and understand conscious.
quantities; their task  First aid
gastro-  Keep away from drink and treatment
intestinal food, ensure all food and drink  Inform medic
disorders. In fully protected and covered.
 Seek medical
extreme cases  Good personal hygiene, wash attention if ill
may lead to hand regularly using soap and effect
formation of clean water prior eating. developed.
Methemoglobi  Protect hand using gloves to
n; “Bue baby reduce direct contact with
syndrome” and fertilizer.
cyanosis may
occur.
Awkward body posture  Muscle pain  Conduct toolbox briefing prior  RA  First aid  First aider
 Back pain work started.  HSE treatment  Medic
 Use or apply “body system”  All personnel  Inform medic
job rotation and working
hours.
 Avoid practicing any awkward
body posture such as twisting
of waist or bending of back
for too long time.
5 Hydroseeding Expose to Covid-19  Infected by  Medic to brief and provide  First aider  Suspected  First aider
virus covid19 virus. awareness to personnel on  Medic personnel under  Medic
 Spreading virus correct personal hygiene  All site investigation  Long Bedian clinic

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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
activity among technique. personnel (PUI) will be  Hospital Miri
personnel.  Ensure driver rub disinfect  Security isolated and
 May lead to (chloroxylenol) solution inside personnel investigate by
serious health car (steering, gear knob, door Medic.
problem if knob and seat).  Activate
personnel not  First aider and medic to emergency
being treated conduct health screening response as per
immediately. program at camp entrance Incident Action
daily prior leaving camp or Plan.
entering camp.  Instruct unwell
 Wash hand prior embark personnel for
vehicle. self-quarantine
 Wearing surgical mask, 3play and close
mask or N95 mask daily monitor by
during working at site. medic.
 Highlight covid19 associated
hazard and prevention on
daily toolbox meeting.
 Practice respiratory etiquette
during sneezing or coughing.
Dump truck &  Involved with  Proper access must be  Operator  First aid  First aider
equipment topple accident and provided prior to activity.  Dump truck treatment  Medic
may lead to  Check existing access in good driver  Inform medic
major injury condition prior entering work  RA personnel
 Property site.  HSE
damage  Ensure dump truck park at
the flat and stable area.
 Ensure all personnel has
undergone training by
Hydroseed technical
supervisor and understand
their task
 Do not park near the edges.
Wet ground surface  Minor injury  Ensure barricade and warning  RA  First aid  First Aider
and uneven ground  Slip, trip and signages has been installed to  HSE treatment  HSE
condition. fall. indicate potential hazard at  Provide warning
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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
 Physical injury. site. signages.
 To check the surrounding site
conditions prior to start work.
 To put extra precaution
during stepping on ground
surface.
Prolong heat exposure  Dehydration.  Provide resting shelter and  RA  First aid  First aider
 Heat stress or adequate drinking water at  HSE treatment  Medic
heat stroke. work site (if required).  Hydroseeding  Inform medic
 Fainted or  Rest beneath shelter if heat operator  Rest beneath
collapsed. stress symptom showing. resting shelter if
 To use or apply “buddy symptom of
system” job rotation and heat stress
working hours limit. showing.
 Regulate rest time during
peak time and consume
adequate drinking water.
Chemical(fertilizer)  Exposure  No special respiratory  RA  First aid  First aider
exposure during chemical protection equipment is  HSE treatment  Medic
hydroseeding activity. compound thru recommended under  Hydroseeding  Inform medic
inhalation may normal condition of use operator  Assure fresh air
(NIFOSK COMPOUND)
affect with protection. breathing
respiratory  Ensure all personnel has
system, lung, undergone training by
etc. Hydroseed technical
supervisor and understand
their task
 Ensure adequate
ventilation/open air and
use ventilation fan if
required.
 Where excessive dust may
result, wear approved
mask. (N95).
 Thermal decomposition
generates; Ammonia.

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STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
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Nitrogen Oxides need
special respiratory
protection.
 Exposure thru  Where excessive dust may  RA  In case of dust  First aider
absorption (eye result, wear safety googles.  HSE contact with  medic
contact & skin  Ensure all personnel has  Hydroseeding eye, rise
contact) dust undergone training by operator immediately
from this Hydroseed technical with plenty of
product cause supervisor and understand water.
eye irritation their task  Seek medical
and skin  Wear suitable gloves in case attention if ill
irritation. of repeated or prolong effect or
contact with the fertilizer. irritation
(Nitrile rubber, chloroprene develops.
rubber, butyl rubber or other  Remove
suitable gloves. contaminated
 Wash hand and other clothing and
exposed areas with mild soap shoe.
and water before eat, drink,  Wash skin with
smoke and leaving site. mild soap and
 Provide clean water to wash water.
hand and incase of  Notify medic
emergency made contact personnel and
with chemical fertilizer. first aider
 Exposure thru  Wear protective clothing  RA  First aid  First aider
injection (long sleeved coverall) and  HSE treatment  Medic
(sprayed at the suitable gloves during sprayed  Hydroseeding  Inform medic
body with high activity. operator personnel
pressure) may  Ensure all personnel has
cause damage undergone training by
to blood Hydroseed technical
stream, cut and supervisor and understand
physical injury. their task
 Wear appropriate gloves such
as Nitrile rubber, chloroprene
rubber, butyl rubber or other

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DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
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suitable gloves
 Displayed warning signages
and keep distance from
sprayed radius.
 Operator to do daily
inspection pre-use.
 Ensure personnel do not
face/against wind direction
during spraying activity
Exposure thru  When using this chemical or  RA  Rinse mouth.  First aider
ingestion may touching do not eat or drink.  HSE  Do not induce  Medic
cause health  Ensure all personnel has  Hydroseeding vomiting.
hazard if ingested undergone training by operator  Give water to
in large quantities; Hydroseed technical drink if victim
gastro-intestinal supervisor and understand conscious.
disorders. In their task  First aid
extreme cases may  Keep away from drink and treatment
lead to formation food, ensure all food and drink  Inform medic
of Methemoglobin; fully protected and covered.
 Seek medical
“Bue baby  Good personal hygiene, wash attention if ill
syndrome” and hand regularly using soap and effect
cyanosis may clean water prior eating. developed.
occur.  Protect hand using gloves to
reduce direct contact with
fertilizer.
 Firefighting  This product is not  RA  When this  HSE
measure flammable but may  HSE product mixed  Local authorities
accelerate the burning of  ERT team with fire,  RA
other combustible materials.  Hydroseeding extinguished  Firefighting team
 Do not pour fertilizer team open fire using
compound to open flame or large quantity of
directly exposed with water.
extreme heat.  Prevent entry to
 Thermal decomposition
sewers and
generates toxic vapours.
public water. If
 Prevent contamination by
product enter
irrelevant materials.
public water
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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
 Heat may build pressure, and sewers
rupturing closed container, notify the
spreading fire and increasing authorities.
risk of burns.
 Keep only in the original
container in a cool and
ventilated place. store away
from heat or moisture.
 Accidental  Prevent spraying  HSE  Inform area  HSE
releasing compound to near water  Hydroseeding owner  RA
chemical to the sources team immediately.  Environment
environment  Notify authorities if  RA  Inform local authorities
such as sewers, product enters sewers or authorities
river or public public waters. immediately.
water  Notify authorities if  Follow the
product enters sewers or advice and how
public waters.
to clean
 Spill should be handled by
contaminated
trained personnel properly
water from
equipped with respiratory
environment
and eye protection.
authorities.
Miscommunication  Fail to  Ensure one-way  HSE  Inform Work  HSE
communicate communication provided  ERT team Leader  RA
during activity (Walkie-Talkie)  Hydroseeding
 Personnel to be more team
vigilant during giving
instruction
 Signalman to communicate
prior to work
 Ensure all communication
tools checked and
functioning prior to activity
Pump failure/blockage  Property  Conduct daily inspection prior  RA  Bring damage  Mechanic
damage running the hydroseeding  HSE pump to  Operator machine
 Loss of working machine.  hydroseeding workshop for
time  Ensure double steel paddles Operator repair.
installed properly and  Ensure extra
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DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
functional. spare part
 Ensure emergency button or available.
stop switch is functioning.
Expose to high  May cause cut,  Ensure hydroseeding  RA  First aid  First aider
pressure hydroseeding peeling skin, machine in good condition  HSE treatment  Medic
machine etc. prior start use.  Hydroseeding  Inform medic
 Affect/damage  Ensure all personnel has operator  Functional
blood stream. undergone training by communication
Hydroseed technical system (walkie-
supervisor and understand talkie, satellite
their task phone and etc.
 To apply buddy system
during handling of nozzle
 Pre-inspection hydroseeding
machine and machinery
checklist to be filled.
 Wear complete PPE during
hydroseeding activity.
 Avoid personnel near the
spraying radius and line of
fire.
 High pressure water jetted
and related safety signages
must available at work place.
 Effective communication
(walkie talkie) and
application of buddy system
Nozzle movement  Bodily injury  Proper technique in handling  RA  Activate kill  Hydroseeding
 Property nozzle  HSE switch operator
damage  Buddy system  Hydroseeding  First aider to  First aider
operator give first  Medic
 General treatment.
worker  Inform medic
for further
assistance.
Pinch point  Hand and finger  Correct hand placement.  RA  First aid  First aider
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DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
injury.  Install related warning  HSE treatment  Medic
signages.  Hydroseeding  Inform medic
 Proper material handling operator
method.
 Avoid placing body part at
pinch point area.
 Brief workers associated
hazard.
Expose to rotating part  Hand and finger  Ensure rotating part has been  RA  Turn off  First aider
injury covered or protected.  HSE hydroseeding  Medic
 Ensure hydroseeding machine  Hydroseeding machine and
in good condition pre-used. Operator move personnel
 Wearing suitable glove during to safe place.
handling hydroseeding  First aider to
machine. give first
 Conduct daily inspection prior treatment.
running the hydroseeding  Inform medic
machine. for further
 Ensure emergency button or assistance.
stop switch is functioning.
Oil spillage / oil leakage  Environmental  Provide drip tray to prevent  RA  Clean oil spillage  RA
issue oil spillage.  HSE using cotton rag  HSE
 May caused fire  Ensure machinery in good  Hydroseeding or spilled kit.
condition prior start use. Operator  Removed
 Ensure no sign of leakage contaminated
prior to use any machineries. soil.
 To do visual check of
potential any leakage.
 Ensure fire extinguisher
available near the
hydroseeding machine.
 to collect/remove any soil if
contaminated with diesel
spillage or any other
machineries lubricant oil,
register as scheduled waste
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DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
and sent for disposal thru
approved scheduled waste
disposal.
Prolong excessive noise  Hearing  Provide ear plug or ear muff  RA  Inform medic  Medic
exposure impairment to personnel involved.  HSE and seek
 May lead to  Provide warning signages.  Hydroseeding advised from
serious hearing  Work rotation or working operator medic.
impairment if hour limit.
prolong  Reduce excessive noise
exposed with exposure thru engineering
high noise. control if applicable.
 Regulate resting time
between 20 minutes or 30
minutes if necessary.
Soil/slope collapse  Engulfment  Unauthorized personnel  Site Engineer  First aid  Emergency
STRICTLY PROHIBITED to  Work Leader Treatment Response
enter working area  Site Safety  Assign search Team (ERT)
 Assess the stability of slope Supervisor and rescue  First aider
before prior of execution of  Slope  Medic
work Watcher  Local
 Hydroseeding from side of authorities
slope whenever possible
 Ensure position of
hydroseeding is safe from
slope failure
 Slope Watcher to monitor
soil movement and all
activities
 Ensure signage installed in
working vicinity

6 Reinstatement & Expose to Covid-19  Infected by  Medic to brief and provide  First aider  Suspected  First aider
Revegetation virus covid19 virus. awareness to personnel on  Medic personnel under  Medic
 Spreading virus correct personal hygiene  All site investigation  Long Bedian clinic
among technique. personnel (PUI) will be  Hospital Miri
personnel.  Ensure driver rub disinfect  Security isolated and
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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
 May lead to (chloroxylenol) solution inside personnel investigate by
serious health car (steering, gear knob, door Medic.
problem if knob and seat).  Activate
personnel not  First aider and medic to emergency
being treated conduct health screening response as per
immediately. program at camp entrance Incident Action
daily prior leaving camp or Plan.
entering camp.  Instruct unwell
 Wash hand prior embark personnel for
vehicle. self-quarantine
 Wearing surgical mask, 3play and close
mask or N95 mask daily monitor by
during working at site. medic.
 Highlight covid19 associated
hazard and prevention on
daily toolbox meeting.
 Practice respiratory etiquette
during sneezing or coughing.
Unauthorized operator  Might lead to  Only competence operator  Driver  First aid  First aider
accident and with competency training is  Operator treatment.  Medic
cause property allowed to operate the  HSE  Functional
damage. machinery.  RA communication
 Personnel  Pre-use inspection of  AAR system (walkie-
injury. machinery daily by operator. talkie, satellite
phone and etc.
Awkward body posture  Muscle pain  Conduct toolbox briefing prior  RA  First aid  First aider
 Back pain work started.  HSE treatment  Medic
 Use or apply “body system”  All personnel  Inform medic
job rotation and working
hours.
 Avoid practicing any awkward
body posture such as twisting
of waist or bending of back
for too long time.
Prolong heat exposure  Dehydration.  Provide resting shelter and  RA  First aid  First aider
 Heat stress or adequate drinking water at  HSE treatment  Medic
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DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
heat stroke. work site.  Inform medic  RA
 Fainted or  Use or apply “body system”  Rest beneath  HSE
collapsed. job rotation and working resting shelter if
hours. symptom of
heat stress
showing.
 Heat stress or
heat stroke
symptom to be
brief to all
personnel.
Venomous insects and  Skin irritation  To check surrounding area  RA  First aid  First aider
reptiles and allergies. and assess working area prior  HSE treatment  ERT team
 Fainted and to start work.   Activate ERP  Medic
collapsed.  Use head net/face net or  Inform medic
 If poisoned by insect repellent to protect  Functional
venomous personnel against insects (if communication
snake may necessary). system (walkie-
cause kidney  Ensure communication device talkie, satellite
failure, tetanus e.g. walkie-talkie, satellite phone and etc.)
disease and phone, etc. available for
brain damage. emergency.
 First Aid Box must be
available at work site.
 Wear complete PPE such as
coverall, safety google, safety
shoes, safety shoes and hand
gloves.
7 Demobilization of Expose to Covid-19  Infected by  Medic to brief and provide  First aider  Suspected  First aider
crew, materials virus covid19 virus. awareness to personnel on  Medic personnel under  Medic
 Spreading virus correct personal hygiene  All site investigation  Long Bedian clinic
and machineries among technique. (PUI) will be  Hospital Miri
personnel
personnel.  Ensure driver rub disinfect  Security isolated and
 May lead to (chloroxylenol) solution inside personnel investigate by
serious health car (steering, gear knob, door Medic.
problem if knob and seat).  Activate

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JOB POTENTIAL
DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
personnel not  First aider and medic to emergency
being treated conduct health screening response as per
immediately. program at camp entrance Incident Action
daily prior leaving camp or Plan.
entering camp.  Instruct unwell
 Wash hand prior embark personnel for
vehicle. self-quarantine
 Wearing surgical mask, 3play and close
mask or N95 mask daily monitor by
during working at site. medic.
 Highlight covid19 associated
hazard and prevention on
daily toolbox meeting.
 Practice respiratory etiquette
during sneezing or coughing.
Unauthorized operator  Might lead to  Only competence operator  Dump truck  First aid  First aider
or driver (Dump Truck) accident and with competency training is Driver treatment.  Medic
cause property allowed to operate the  Operator  Functional
damage. machinery.  HSE communication
 Personnel  Ensure dump truck with valid  RA system (walkie-
injury. inspection and in good talkie, satellite
condition pre-use. phone and etc.
Loose materials and  Materials and  Properly secure all loose  Driver  To use  Driver
equipment equipment may materials and equipment.  Personnel emergency kit if  Helper
fall on the  Follow speed limit for logging involved materials fall  Operator
logging road. road and reduce speed. from vehicle for
 Property  Maximum speed for logging incoming
damage. road is 40kmj/h and 20kmj/h vehicle.
for access to ROW and reduce  Assign flagman
speed. to guide traffic
 Secure equipment using control in case
ratchet strap of emergency
Adverse weather  Slippery road  Maximum speed for logging  HSE  First aid  First aider
condition. road is 40km/h and 20km/h  RA treatment  Medic
 Heavy down  Vehicles may for access road to ROW and  SE  Inform medic  RA
pour/thunders reduce speed.  Operator  Functional  HSE
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DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL ACTION RECOVERY ACTION PARTY
STE CONSEQUENCE CONTROL BARRIERS
OF JOB STEP HAZARD BARRIERS
P S PARTY
torm skid or topple.  Follow speed limit and reduce  Driver communication
 Access road speed. system (walkie-
 Natural blocked by  Prohibited any activities in talkie, satellite
condition adverse condition. phone and etc.)
landslide soil.
(landslide,  Stop all activity when adverse  Move all
 Strike or hit by personnel to
dust etc.) weather.
lightning.  Brief personnel regarding safe area and
 Inhalation of associated hazard during request for help
fine dust TBM. if required.
 Ensure road access in good  Inform all
condition before crossing personnel to be
slippery area. more vigilant on
 Ensure communication device road condition
available for emergency via radio call.
purpose.  Remove and
 Dust mask to be provided if repair ruins soil
necessary. after good
weather
condition.
 Assign traffic
controller if
required

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JHA APPROVAL DURING PTW APPLICATION

REVIEWED BY APPROVED BY

NAME NAME

DESIGNATION DESIGNATION
WORK LEADER PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR / MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR
SIGNATURE SIGNATURE

DATE DATE

AFTER PTW HAS BEEN APPROVED


WORK TEAM (CONFIRMATION THAT JHA HAS BEEN COMMUNICATED TO WORK TEAM AS PART OF PRE-JOB/TOOLBOX MEETING - AFTER
PTW HAS BEEN APPROVED)
Name(s) Designation Signature Name(s) Designation Signature

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AFTER PTW HAS BEEN APPROVED
WORK TEAM (CONFIRMATION THAT JHA HAS BEEN COMMUNICATED TO WORK TEAM AS PART OF PRE-JOB/TOOLBOX MEETING - AFTER
PTW HAS BEEN APPROVED)
Name(s) Designation Signature Name(s) Designation Signature

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