Department JSA No.

Civil Department 004

JSA Title
REBAR (Fixing and Installation) Form works Revision 0

Personal Protective Equipment Correct type of gloves (cotton gloves/leather gloves), safety hard hats,
Required safety shoes, safety glass (dark and clear gloves)
TASNEE PROJECT
JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS Check One Revised JSA X Review Date
Revision #
New JSA
BASIC JOB STEPS POTENTIAL HAZARDS RECOMMENDATIONS
(PRE-ASSEMBLE PREPARATION)

1. Pre-Commencement Activities
1.1. Heat Stress and Dehydration
1.1.1. Provision of sufficient cool drinking water (include
the use of ice)
1.1.2. Provision of shaded rest places (HEAT STRESS
SHELTER)
1.6.3. Frequent breaks during extremely hot weather

1.2. Pre-Preparation 1.2.1 STARRT Form should be prepared and attended

2. Transporting materials to pre-assemble area 2.1 Falling materials during transportation 2.1.1 Materials to be secured onto the vehicle for
transportation

2.2 Hitting/bumping of cargo truck while 2.2.1 Spotter/Banksman shall be position to control
maneuvering to get closer to unloading point. movement of equipment.

2.3 Riding (Passengers) on operating equipment 2.3.1 No passenger is allowed to ride outside the
equipment. Passengers can only be transported if there a
dedicated seat and seat belt provided
 3. Unloading materials use of crane
4. Preparation and handling of materials
5. Use of rebar cutting machine / rebar bending
FIXING AND INSTALLATION AT LAYDOWN (Closed
barricaded area – Unit II)
3.1 Defective equipment 3.1.1 Crane daily inspection (Daily crane check list) is
required
3.1.2 Transport group foreman is responsible in STARRT
Form preparation
3.1.3 Restriction of the Area by installing barricade
3.2 Environmental and health hazard due to spill 3.2.1 Crane daily inspection (Daily crane check list) is
of diesel, oil, fluids. required
General Instruction: Defective Mobile cranes should not be
in use
3.3 Hand injuries cause by sharp edge and hot 3.3.1 Use tag line
metal surface due to sun exposure 3.3.2 Wear working gloves
General Instruction: No working under the load
4.1 Tripping Hazard 4.1.1 Good stocking and proper arrangements
4.1.2 Restriction (close barricades) perimeter
4.2 Hand injuries cause by sharp edge and hot 4.2.1 Wear working gloves
metal surface due to sun exposure (same comments as 3.3.2)
(same comments as 3.3)
4.3 Human injury cause by improper lifting 4.3.1 Pre training regarding proper lifting and handling
5.1 Defective tools 5.1.1 Electrical tools inspection is required
General Instruction: Defective tools should not be in use
5.2 Electrical shock 5.2.1 Restriction (close barricades) perimeter
5.2.2 Electrical Inspection (Daily electrical check list) and
approval
5.3 Human injuries 5.3.1 Wear face shield, Leather gloves when cutting
5.3.2 Do not wear loose shirt / trouser
5.4 Fire due to electrical trip 5.4.1 Stand by Fire extinguisher (ABC Dry Powder)
5.4.2 Removal of combustible materials
5.5 Environmental spill 5.5.1 Dip tray must be provided if oil are use
5.5.2 MSDS (Information)
1. Use of knipex (tighter and cutter) 1.1 Defected tools 1.1.1 Tools must be inspected by the foremen
Note:
Fabricated tools and defected tools re not allowed

1.2 Hand injury 1.2.1 Wear working gloves when working

2. Manual rebar lifting 2.1 Back injury due to incorrect handling 2.1.1 Buddy system should be perform
2.1.2 Use mechanical lift if possible

TRANSPORTING FROM AREA TO AREA

1. Pre-assembled rebar loading - use of crane
2. Transportation – use of trailer truck
3. Pre-assemble rebar unloading – use of crane
USE OF SCAFFOLDING AS WORKING FLATFORM
1.1 Material Fall (Human injury)
2.1 Material fall
3.1 Material fall (Human injury)
1.1.1 Ensure presence of trained riggers well identified on
the jobsite, use of tag lines to control load
1.1.2 Check wind speed is acceptable for lifting conditions
1.1.3 Position the crane in order not to hit adjacent
buildings / equipment
1.1.4 Respect safe load capacity of the crane
1.1.5 Use color coded & inspected lifting gear
1.1.6 Restriction (close barricades) of the working area
Note:
No standing under the load
2.1.1 Secure the load, use binder or equivalent
2.1.2 Flag men are required, coordination with the truck
driver is necessary.
2.1.2 Observe speed
3.1.1 Ensure presence of trained riggers well identified on
the jobsite, use of tag lines to control load
3.1.2 Check wind speed is acceptable for lifting conditions
3.1.3 Position the crane in order not to hit adjacent
buildings / equipment
3.1.4 Respect safe load capacity of the crane
3.1.5 Use color coded & inspected lifting gear
3.1.6 Restriction (close barricades) of the working area
Note:
No standing under the load
Same comments as (1.1.1 to1.1.6)
3.1.7 Use of heavy duty support to hold the rebar form
work
1. Scaffold erection 1.1 Unsafe scaffolding 1.1.1 Scaffold must be erect as per standard/ client
requirements
1.1.2 Scaffolding Foreman must prepare a STARRT Form
before the erection start

1.2 Hazard to fall 1.2.1 All Scaffolders should wear full body harness
equipped with two (2) LANYARD (inspected and approved
“color coded”)

2. Rebar fixing at heights 2.1 Hazard to fall due to open planks between 2.1.1 Wear full body harness (properly)
rebar and scaffold planks 2.1.2 Make sure that scaffold is safe to use and inspected
2.1.3 100% hooking is necessary
Note:
All designed erected scaffoldings are in yellow tag
which requires wearing full body harness.

Prepared by: Date: 1. John Levy Jueves

V.G.A.Guinza 16/07/2006 2. Halit Ilgar
Employees
Approved by: Date: participating in 3. Kamil Senel
Kaan Alkan the 4.
development of
Reviewed by: Date: 5.
JSA

Hazan Yilmaz