Document Title: JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS
Doc. ID: OHS-F-02 Revision No.: 04
TASK LOCATION
Schlumberger LMP, Houston EBD, Guyana.
Task Description: WORKING AT HEIGHTS
SPECIFIC RULES AND PROCEDURE TO BE FOLLOWED:
Activity
STEPS ASSOCIATED WITH ACTIVITY HAZARDS
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Activity planning meeting There is no full scope and
understanding of the risks of
1
the task to be performed
Selection of Personnel Incompetent personnel
working on job not
2
understanding the task or
hazards involoved
Analysis of the scenario and risks of the task Risks identification failed
4 to be performed.
Analysis of the physical and emotional state Assign tasks to tired disoriented Serious injury
of the team people
5 Product loss
Site inspection, identify and access site If site management are
conditions unaware of work being carried
out then workers will be
unaccounted for in the event of
evacuation
Failure to follow traffic
management plans can
lead to injury, damage to
vehicle or equipment
Ignoring safety signs can lead to
exposure to
hazards and noncompliance
with site safety
6 Identify the location of the toilets and amenities on site
Uneven ground can cause slip
and fall injuries
when moving tools and
equipment to work
area.
Underground or overhead
power can cause
electrocution
Underground or overhead gas
lines can cause
serious burns if punctured
Exposure to weather conditions
UV Radiation when working in
the sun
Date of Revision: 13th June,2022 Page No:1
TYPE OF TASK DATE (dd/mm/yyyy) Client Location (if applicable) JSA NO.
Generic ☐ New
11/26/2022 Schlumberger LMP, Houston EBD, Guyana. JSA-01
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RISK RATING
HAZARD EFFECTS CORRECTIVE MEASURES/ RECOMMENDATIONS
H/M/L
Injury, dislocation H Prepare the JSA together with the team, analyzing the scenario and risks.
Damage to equipment
Product loss
Injury,death, dislocation H All personnel must be trained and certified in their area of work by recognized insitutions.
Damage to equipment/ Ensure that all certificates are valid for period of work
property
Product loss
Injuries, dislocations M Keep the entire team focused during the analysis.
Damage to equipment Ensure everyone is involved and participates in decision.
Environmental damage
H Check the physical and emotional status of each team member.
Death Ask open ended questions in order to know if everyone is physically and emotionally fit
Environmental damage
Serious injury M Review the site emergency evacuation plan and advise site
Death management of work activity for the day.
Product loss Ensure Traffic management procedures developed by site
Environmental damage management are followed
Become familiar with the site safety signs and follow all instructions
(e.g. wearing of appropriate PPE)
Check for slip and fall hazards and use designated areas to access
work area.
Identify the location of underground or overhead power lines on
site
Identify the location of underground or overhead gas lines on site
Identify where the first aid kit is located.
Identify who the first aider is on site.
Each worker is required to wear the required PPE at all times.
MSDS for any onsite materials are to be registered on site
Ensure appropriate PPE available and sun protection is provided
and used by all personnel on site
Wear a hard hat and visor if needed
Use 30+ sunblock
 Not understanding job
Review JSA
7 Malfunction of equipment
Gather all tools and equipment, including Slips from wet surface
safety equipment (including Scaffolds) Trips and falls over objects on equipment
8 the floor
Use and Inspection of harness, slings/life Falls from height, due to broke
line hooks, damage life line
Pinch points if not fitted
properly
Lack of proper anchor because
hooks are loose
9 Ensure that the anchor point for suspension is rated to 5000 lbs (22kN)
Working from height and install the Falls from height,
harness, slings /life line Pinch points, back strain, falls
Important Note:All personal fall arrest due to poor communication,
systems shall meet ANSI Z359.1, EN361, Lack of proper anchor point
ANSI Z10.14 or equivalent and meet all example handrails.
10 applicable certification requiremen
Dropped object Tools falling from height
striking personnel below.
11
Working from height and removing the Falls from height
harness, slings /life line Pinch points, back strain, falls,
due to poor communication,
Lack of proper anchor point
12 example handrails.
Working from height and taking equipment Falls from height
to higher levels Pinch points, back strain, falls,
due to poor communication,
13
Lack of proper anchor point
example handrails.
Harm to Personnel
Wounds & Injuries
Death
Damage to personnel &
Wounds or injuries Malfunction
Death
Damage to personnel &
equipment
Wounds or injuries
Death
Injury
Death
Personnel injuries
Lost of equipment/materials
Injury
Death
Personnel injuries
Lost of equipment/materials
Injury
Death
Personnel injuries
Lost of equipment/materials
Injury
Death
Personnel injuries
Lost of equipment/materials
M Have Competent personnel performing the task.
M All scaffold must be inspected and certified.
All Fall protection must inspected and certified
Make sure full ppe is used and appropriate for job (Electrically Insulated Footwear & Gloves)
Watch every step and be aware of trip points
Secure all drop objects
Make sure fall protect equipment is of good quality
If damaged they are replaced immediately, and removed from work area.
Make sure PPE is properly adjusted before work begins
Personnel using fall protection equipment such as fall arrest harness shall not work alone
A rescue plan will be needed as part of the JSA if the fall arrest equipment is deployed and self-
rescue is not possible
Regardless of use, the service life of body harnesses and lanyards shall not exceed 5 years
Double or twin lanyards to be used. This is to ensure 100% protection at all times. The user
attaches each lanyard in turn, always ensuring that the second one is attached before the first one is
removed.
H Use correct andproper ppe and harness
Hydrate constantly
Only use competent personnel performing the task
Make sure use the proper tool to perfrom task
Pay attention to the surface you are standing on and different levels.
Look for obstacles before starting this step, remove any possible obstacle on the way if any.
Free fall clearance distance shall be considered when selecting and connecting lanyard
M Tools and components shall be securely and safely stowed during the task.
Store small parts in suitable storage containers or similar.
Only hand tools less than 2 kg should be fixed to the worker using a tool lanyard.
Hand tools, if carried, should be secured in such a way e.g. by use of a short lanyard, that will not
impede the users progress or the operation of fall arrest equipment.
M Use correct andproper ppe and harness
Hydrate constantly
Only use competent personnel performing the task
Make sure use the proper tool to perfrom task
Pay attention to the surface you are standing on and different levels.
Look for obstacles before starting this step, remove any possible obstacle on the way if any.
M Use correct and proper ppe and harness
Use good quailty of rope to take tools to higher levels
Only use competent personnel performing the task
Pay attention to the surface you are standing on and different levels.
Look for obstacles before starting this step, remove any possible obstacle on the way if any.
 Housekeeping Trips and falls over objects on Damage to personnel & M Clear area of all waste and debris
Replace all tools and equipment, including the floor that are out of place equipment Watch every step and be aware of trip points
safety equipment in designated storage area Theft Wounds or injuries Malfunction Secure all drop objects
14 Death Secure all tools and equipment.
Loss of equipment Fall arrest equipment shall be properly stored in a clean and dry condition

Closing Discussion Unidentified hazards in Damage to personnel & M Identify,rectify and discuss with entire crew in Morning TBT following day before activity begins.
environment that were not equipment Notify surrounding personnel working on operations in area of any changes.
15 present at beginning of activity. Wounds or injuries Malfunction
Death

H/M/L= [High/Medium/Low] High Risk Rating requires immediate corrective/preventive action

What's Different ( Identify any change in the activity or environment and immediately control and correct)

Activity
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RISK RATING
SEQUENCE OF JOB STEPS HAZARDS HAZARD EFFECTS CORRECTIVE MEASURES/ RECOMMENDATIONS
H/M/L