JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

Procedure or Operation: Travel of Crane Project Name: Package D – General Works

Job Number: SC-4848-3100-03 Location: Jubail Industrial Park 1, KSA________________________________
Written by: Lauro M. Ignacio Subcontractor Name (if applicable): MMG
Reviewed by: William Hart Date Created/Last Reviewed:

Equipment Required Materials Required Personal Protective Equipment

 Cranes with Jib  Barricades & Signboards  Safety Helmet  Ear Protection
 Radio (if required)  Flag / Whistle  Safety Glass  Working Gloves
 Steel Plate / Outrigger Pads  Safety Shoes  High Visibility Vest

Document the Key Steps of the Safe Work Procedure in the Order (first to last) they must occur:

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Name of Procedure: Travel of Crane

Step Description of Step Potential Hazards Permits, Safety Precautions, Equipment, PPE,
No. Recommended Action or Procedure
Step Description of Step Potential Hazards Permits, Safety Precautions, Equipment, PPE,
No. Recommended Action or Procedure
1 Complete all necessary documents  Missed information  Thoroughly review all documents
(Crane Permit, Safe Work Permit)  Unauthorized or incompetent  Ensure all items are checked / discussed
Safety Toolbox Meeting personnel.  Operators and riggers must have valid documents and
test certificates.
Competent Personnel only are allowed
 Authorized signal man to give signal to the crane
in this activity.
operator.

2 Review Method of statement (For  Incompliance to specification  Supervisor / Foreman and Rigging Foreman must
critical travel) and requirements. conduct a pre-check inspection with the method of
Review this JSA  Missed steps statement to ensure all procedure/requirements was
properly convey to all involve crew/employees.
Review Safe Work Plan  Ensure all workers involved attend toolbox meeting and
sign attendance sheet.
 Review Travelling Practice.
 Safe work plan and JSA to be discussed daily with the
workers at the start of the work.

3 Travel Crane  Uneven base or unstable
ground
 Poor road surface
 Collision
 Unmarked excavations
 Miscommunication
 Incompetent personnel
 Lack of supervision
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 Route used for travel to be pre-checked during day time
to ensure the route is safe from travel and to be
indicated on the layout plan.
 Have an ample space for safe working operation.
 Crane operator to be instructed to use only the route as
indicated in the layout plan.
 Ensure solid footing for crane, including matting and
foundation as per the engineered study.
 Ensure that ground is properly compacted and have
passed the stability test.
 Excavations along the side of the road in which trailer
travels to have a physical barricades, signboards and
blinker light for notification.
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Name of Procedure: Travel of Crane

Step Description of Step Potential Hazards Permits, Safety Precautions, Equipment, PPE,
No. Recommended Action or Procedure
 Spotter to accompany trailer at all times equipped with
signaling materials.
 Place shims and shoot to proper elevation. Put marking
for identification.
 Close supervision.
 Ensure no lines of obstructions.
 Ensure personnel involved in travelling operations.
 Riggers to be briefed on potential hazards of travel.
4 Once work task is complete, place all  Slips, trips  Use caution for moving equipment
equipment/materials back into proper  Barricades and warning signs.
storage area.  Presence of mind at all times.

Work procedures which are new to the work force, have a high risk of injury, or expose workers to unusual hazards should have written safe
work procedures. Make procedure site-specific. Document all changes to procedure.

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