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Fabrication Work Safety Analysis

The document provides a revised job safety analysis for fabrication work. It identifies potential hazards for various job steps such as vehicle movement, loading/unloading materials, manual material shifting, welding, and working at heights. It also lists control measures to mitigate the hazards and identifies responsible persons to ensure the controls are implemented. The analysis aims to improve safety during fabrication work by anticipating hazards and putting controls in place.

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Fabrication Work Safety Analysis

The document provides a revised job safety analysis for fabrication work. It identifies potential hazards for various job steps such as vehicle movement, loading/unloading materials, manual material shifting, welding, and working at heights. It also lists control measures to mitigate the hazards and identifies responsible persons to ensure the controls are implemented. The analysis aims to improve safety during fabrication work by anticipating hazards and putting controls in place.

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  • Fabrication Work: Examines hazards and control measures for vehicle movements and load shifting related to fabrication work.
  • Material Fail Hazard: Covers the risks associated with material fail hazards and outlines necessary preventive actions.
  • Person Fall Hazard: Describes the precautions required to prevent falls, especially in manual handling and working at heights.
  • Welding: Addresses the potential hazards associated with welding and the safety practices to mitigate risks.
  • Personal Injury: Discusses the personal injury risks in general work environments and emphasizes protective measures.
  • Electrical Hazard: Outlines the dangers of electrical hazards and measures for ensuring electrical safety during operations.
  • Working at Night: Details specific hazards related to working at night including inadequate illumination and its challenges.
  • Cutting using DA: Focuses on safety measures for cutting operations using a Disc Angle (DA) and related equipment.
  • Grinding & Drilling: Highlights the hazards related to grinding and drilling and advises on safe equipment usage and handling.

Revised Job Safety Analysis

PROJECT / TASK: Fabrication work Date: 18/09/07

Structural Engineer: Himanshu, Ratan Location : All around Site.

JOB STEP HAZARDS CONTROL MEASURE ACTION


Break the job into steps. List the hazard or type of harm List the necessary control measures to be followed to eliminate/ Person who will ensure
Listing work which may be hazardous. identified with each step reduce the identified hazards this happens

Vehicle movement for getting Hit Hazard Access to be cleared from all unwanted materials or
materials inside the site as well as traffic to enter the work area.
material shifting inside the site Mr. R.K. Mishra
Valid licence for the driver.

Entry will be done at the gate before entering the


site.

Helper to be provided for controlling the traffic by


signal.

Continuous supervision to be provided.

PPE’s to be provided (Safety Shoes, Helmet, Hand


gloves, Goggles, If required dust mask will also be
provided.

Documents of the equipment to be checked and


Loading, Unloading & Shifting of Mobile Plant cleared.
Steel Using Hydra/Crane
Valid licence for the operator.

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Proper access to be provided and with the help of
a helper equipment to be placed on a flat base.

Equipment with the lifting tools, tackles to be


certified by a competent person before started
using.

All the tools and tackles to be certified by a


competent person.
Material Fall Hazard
Authorised operator is allowed to operate the
Crane/Hydra

Proper SWL to be followed. Do not over load..

Only one man is allowed to control the signal.

Trained riggers are allowed to tie the material


And the same to be checked before lifting.

Continuous supervision to be provided.

Proper Stacking of materials inside the vehicle


as well as at storage area.

Do not over load.

Gay rope to be provided to avoid tilting and for


Hit Hazard guiding

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Material shifting area should isolated and continuous


supervision to be provided.

Access to be cleared from all unwanted materials


By Manually Person Fall hazard from Vehicle to the stack yard or vice versa & from
stack yard to the work area.

PPE’s Helmet, Shoes, Reflective Vest, Hand gloves,


goggles to be provided for all those who are engaged
on the work.

Stacking area to be barricaded and proper sign


boards to be displayed.

Daily tool box to be followed and to be recorded

Eye Hazard Continuous supervision to be provided.

Safety Goggles to be given to avoid eye hazard.

Working at night Inadequate illumination Proper illumination to be provided while working at


night as per required.

Site First aid centre provided incase of any first aid


and emergency vehicle is available at site during the
time of work.

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Welding Defective machines Proper cables to be provided for holder and earthing.

Cables to be fixed using lugs and should be tightly


connected to the machine.

No loose connections are not allowed to avoid fire


and other disaster.

Machines are to be properly covered and should be


sealed from electrical cables touching the cover or
body of machine to avoid electrical shock.

All the machines to be checked by the electrical in


charge and put green tag showing machine is in
good condition to use before using the machine.

In case of Defective machines, should be removed


from the site as soon as possible or put “NOT IN
USE” board showing the same removing the cable
from the panel with the help of electrician as soon
the machine got any complaint while working.

Machines should be properly placed away for


flammable or combustible materials and should be
properly barricaded.

Provided with suitable Fire Extinguishers.

Daily checklist to be maintained for the same.

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Personal Injury Only authorized and skilled welder to be deployed for


the same.

Aprons and other Personal Protective equipments


like Face shield, leather hand gloves to be provided
before starting the work.

Proper insulated welding holder should be used for


holding welding rod and earthing should be given
through cable fixed with insulated welding holder.

Joints on welding cables and earthing through steel


rod should be strictly prohibited.

Area should isolated form other activities with proper


signboards.

Work area should be cleared out from flammable or


explosive materials near by vicinity.

Helper should be provided for making alteration on


current while working.

Suitable fire extinguisher to be provided on the work


area.

Machine should be properly kept and all the cable,


welding cables as well as electric cables will keep
properly near the machine after disconnecting it form
the panel.

Pre-job briefing to be given before starting the job


and tools box talks to be done on daily basis.

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Continuous supervision to be provided.

Electrical Hazard Proper Cables (armoured cable) without any joint to


be used for electric supply through ELCB.

Proper double earthing to be provided.

Power to be cut-off while not working and the cable


to be removed from the panel and kept properly.

Electrical in charge should check the machine and


put green sticker before starting the job.

Daily toolbox talks to be followed.

Skilled and trained welder should be deployed for the


same.

Working at height Proper work platform to be provided and welding


cables should be properly secured before starting the
work.

Proper fall protection like Safety harness to be


provided and lifeline to be provided where ever
necessary.

Suitable PPE’s to be provided with aprons, leather


hand gloves etc.

Area below the welding should be barricaded and


should be isolated from access and other things.

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Proper sign board to be displayed and continuous


supervision to be provided.

Welding cable lugs to be fixed tight to the machine


and proper to avoid fire.

Storage of flammable or combustible materials is


strictly prohibited underneath or near by area when
the work is going on at height.

Nobody is allowed to stand underneath when the


work is going on at height.

Underneath area should be isolated and cleared


from other activities.

Eye hazard 11Adin glass on face shield to be used & 5A din


glass for helper.

CO2 /DCP Fire extinguisher to be provided.


Fire Hazard
Pre-job Briefing to be done before starting the job
and toolbox talks to be done on daily basis.

Working at night Inadequate illumination Sufficient illumination to be provided.

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Cutting using DA Personal Injury Only skilled and trained cutter should be deployed.

Only DA is allowed to use along with Oxygen.

Daily Cylinder as well as hose connections using


soap water solution for leakage.

Through Visual checking for hoses before starting


the work.

Cylinders should in a vertical trolley tied with chain.


DA will be covered and should be wet always.

Cutting hoses to be identified with a colour code of


Blue for oxygen and Red for DA.

No joints on gas hoses and cutting torch is of trade


mark one.

Proper flash back arrestor and non return valve


should be used on both cylinder side and the torch
side respectively.

Should wear all the PPE’s including leather hand


gloves and goggles.

Proper housekeeping to be provided by removing


cutting scraps and all as soon as the work ends.

Cutting 5Adin glass to be provided.


Eye hazard
Pre-job briefing to be done before the work starts
and tool box to be given on daily basis.

Continuous supervision to be provided.

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Fire Hazard Proper Cutting lighter to be used.

Storage of flammable or combustible materials is


strictly prohibited underneath or nearby area when
the work is going on at height.

Nobody is allowed to stand underneath when the


work is going on at height.

Underneath area should be isolated, barricaded and


cleared from other activities.

CO2/DA fire extinguishers to be provided.

Pre-job briefing to be done before starting the job


and tool box talks to be done on daily basis.

Working at night
Sufficient illumination to be provided

Proper hand tools/ power tools to be used for


Grinding & Drilling Using defective hand tools / grinding. All the rotating parts of the tools should be
power tools. guarded.

Electrical hazard Proper connection with earthing through ELCB to be


provided.

Each and every power tools should be checked by


the electrician and put green sticker before using the
tools.

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All the tools should be checked daily before use. Pre-


job briefing to be done before starting the job and
tool box talks to be given on daily basis.

Proper cables to be used. No loose cables, proper


earthing should be there and connection through
ELCB only.

Storage of flammable or combustible materials is


strictly prohibited underneath or nearby area when
the work is going on at height.

Nobody is allowed to stand underneath when the


work is going on at height.

Underneath area should be isolated and cleared


from other activities.

Fire hazard CO2 / DCP fire extinguisher to be provided.

Tool box talks to be done on daily basis and to be


recorded.
Eye Hazard
Face Shield/Safety goggles to be provided.

Job Hazard Analysis Attendees: R.K. Mishra/Himanshu/Ratan

Date : 18/09/07

Written by: R. Pradeep

Reviewed by:

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