JSA – Job Safety Analysis JSA No: 04

SWMS Title: Welding Works Revision : 04

Submitted by:
Contractor: INFINITI BUILDINH SOLUTIONS PVT LTD Prepared by:

Contact Name SURESH KUMAR Contact Position: SITE ENGINEER

Contact Signature: Contract Phone No:

Project Details & JSA Task Description:

Project: DRPL-PHASE-2 Location

Bldg/Area DRPL-PHASE-2

Task / Activity: Welding Works :Level UPPERBASE

Zone/Room

Trades Involved:
FITTER, WELDER, HELPERS, ENGINEER

Major Equipment to be used

List PPE required for this task:
for this task: HARD HAT, SAFETY SHOE, HAND GLOVES,
*All equipment listed has has been cleared for use on site and is maintained in
accordance with the manufacturers recommendations. FACE SHEILD, NOSE MASK, EAR PLUG

List any Hazardous WELDING MACHINES, CUTTING AND

HOT AND GENERAL WORK PERMIT
Substances, Materials or GRINDING MACHINES List Permits to Work required to
Dangerous Goods to be used: commence this Task:

Cushman & Wakefield Regional Template. Revision A. 10/02/2014

Risk Matrix & Ranking
Likelihood / Probability
Level Description of Consequence or Impact Consequence M
L U
Moderat
Likely Unlikely
e
H (1) Potential death, permanent disability or major structural failure/damage. Off-site environmental H (1)
1 1 2
(High level of harm) discharge/release not contained and significant long-term environmental harm. (High)
M (2) Potential temporary disability or minor structural failure/damage.
M (2)
(Medium level of On-site environmental discharge/release contained, minor remediation required, short-term 1 2 3
(Medium)
harm) environmental harm.
Incident that has the potential to cause persons to require first aid.
L (3) L (3)
On-site environmental discharge/release immediately contained, minor level clean up with no 2 3 3
(Low level of harm) (Low)
short-term environmental harm.
Level Likelihood / Probability
Likely Could happen frequently
Moderate Could happen occasionally
Unlikely May occur only in exceptional circumstances

Hazards Identification & Control Measures

Risk Class Responsibility
Item Job steps Hazards Controls
Refer risk matrix Who will do it
# Break the job down into sequential steps List what can harm you How can you make the job as safe as possible
Area to be barricaded and display Hot
work/Lifting signages.

Appropriate barrication and training to

workers.
Injury to trespassers.
1 Area barrication Isolating the lifting area from other all
Obstruction to other
activities.
activities.
Area to be cleared from Combustable and
Flammable materials. Injury due to fall of
objects hitting tresspassers and nearby
activity workers.

Cushman & Wakefield Regional Template. Revision A. 10/02/2014

Hazards Identification & Control Measures
Risk Class Responsibility
Item Job steps Hazards Controls
Refer risk matrix Who will do it
# Break the job down into sequential steps List what can harm you How can you make the job as safe as possible
 Cables to be double insulated and
connections to be insulated
without any openings

 Cables to be secured/protected
Electrical Hazards from damages by Mobile
scaffolding any other means of
2 Verifying Welding Machine Electrocution, Burns, damages all
Fabrillation, Irregular
Heartbeat  Connections to be made by a
Certified Electrician

 Cables to be run from Dry Area

and not to be in contact with metal
surfaces
Health Hazards
 Welder to be well equipped with
Welding Shield, Mask, Leather
Falls, slips, trips
gloves and Apron
3 Welding Works all
Vapours may cause
 if possible Welding Screens to be
suffocation in enclosed
used, Intervals to be taken to
areas and UV rays effect
avoid Ergonomically Hazards
our vision
 As monitoring is the crucial
element in the activity, it should
be exercised by a competent
Major injury or fatality person and all the wire ropes will
4 Underlying Hazards due to load failure or be unhooked using Boom Lift
equipment failure.
 Competent and experienced
supervisor should execute the
activity.

Cushman & Wakefield Regional Template. Revision A. 10/02/2014

Hazards Identification & Control Measures
Risk Class Responsibility
Item Job steps Hazards Controls
Refer risk matrix Who will do it
# Break the job down into sequential steps List what can harm you How can you make the job as safe as possible
 Ensure hot particles or sparks cannot
lodge in fissures crevices or any
combustible material

 Keep connection point clear of

flammable materials

 Fire  Make sure appropriate welding rods

are used

 Burns  Use only insulated cable for the

welding and return leads

5 Carry out welding  Fumes  DO NOT hold electrode under the all
arm pit while changing them

 Radiation  DO NOT drag live welding leads to

the work

 Electric shock
 DO not use leaking water- cooled
equipment
 Keep clothing and gloves dry from
preparation

Cushman & Wakefield Regional Template. Revision A. 10/02/2014

Hazards Identification & Control Measures
Risk Class Responsibility
Item Job steps Hazards Controls
Refer risk matrix Who will do it
# Break the job down into sequential steps List what can harm you How can you make the job as safe as possible
 Use mechanical aids, get help, use
correct lifting technique
 Manual handling
Clean up and store all leads and equipment
6  Damage to all
equipment  Store equipment so that leads and
connections are protected from
damage

JSA Induction Verification. To be signed by all participants in the task prior to commencement.
I have read this SWMS, understand its content and acknowledge its conditions and my responsibilities :

Print Names: Title / Trade Classification Signatures: Dates:

JSA Review & Approval to Proceed.

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 Review Date
Status

Rejected Resubmit Approved

Commnets:

This JSA has been reviewed and the works may proceed based on compliance with the requirements outlined in this SWMS , respective permits to work issued, applicable
EH&S legislation, codes and specifications.

Reviewer: Company: Title: Signed: Date: Time:

Cushman & Wakefield Regional Template. Revision A. 10/02/2014