JHA NO: 01 COMPANY/CONTRACTOR:

REVISION: 00 PROJECT NAME:

PREPARED BY: C. Dauz WORK DESCRIPTION: Install an Exhaust Fan on the roof of the building
DATE: 10 Sept. 2023 LOCATION/DETAILS/LOTS/etc.:
APPROVED BY:
DATE: 10 Sept. 2023
ALL TRAFFIC SIGNAGE AND BARRICADING MUST BE IN PLACE BEFORE COMMERCEMENT OF WORK
Type of Permit/License Required: (Please indicate by ticking Yes/No box)
Tick (√) Tick (√)
None Mechanical isolation
Gas Test Required Scaffolding/Scaftag
Excavation Solid/Liquid Waste
Explosives Personnel Cage
Electrical Isolation Air/Water Emissions
MINIMUM REQUIRED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (SEE CRITICAL ACTIONS FOR ADDITIONAL STEP-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)

Reflective Vest Lifeline/Harness Goggles Hearing Protection Air Purifying respiratory

Hard Hat Safety Glasses Face Shield Safety Shoes-Type: Steel Toe) PPE clothing
Types of specific training:
Types of specific inductions:
List any codes of Practice & Standards that apply to this work:
List any Associated JSEAs .that must be applied:
Potential Environmental Hazards Hazardous Material/Substances Fire /Emergency Equipment
(This term requires continual review to include the specific area or List any hazardous materials/substances to be sued
activities requirement
Requirements
(Consider file extinguishers ,rescue gear etc
Air Pollution Spills to ground Bitumen/Diesel
Noise (plant/equipment) Soil erosion
Spills to drain Hazard to flora or fauna `
 1. JOB STEP
Access the roof to setup the proper
tools and equipment needed to install
the exhaust fan.
Look closely for all fall exposures.
Ensure that the Crane Contractor
properly sets up.
2. POTENTIAL HAZARDS IDENTIFIED
HAZARD/CONTROLS TO BE
IMPLEMENTED
 Asbestos roofing materials
 Roof vents emitting chemical or
flammable vapors, etc.
 Inadequate fall protection, potential
for a fall from the roof. 100% fall
protection at all times.
 Harsh weather conditions, strong
winds, unanticipated gusts of
wind, and overhanging power
wires that might force a crane to
topple over and seriously hurt
workers.
3. CRITICAL ACTIONS TO MITIGATE 4. RESPONSIBILITY
All
 Determine the adequacy of the
walking/working surface where
the exhaust fan will be located.
 Use personal fall arrest
equipment
 Install fall protection warning
line system barrier
 Obtain evaluation or information on All
roofing materials prior to any work.
 Evaluate work place prior to any work
Listen and ensure you obtain information
about any restricted areas
 Establish a severe weather plan that All
monitors the weather and
establishes actions to take Steel toe
safety boots must be worn at all
times whilst on site
 Review the Crane Inspection
Documentation and Crane Operator
Training Records

Lift the exhaust fan to the roof with
the crane and position into proper
location.
Install proper ductwork.
Conduct welding, brazing to install
electrical copper wires.
Test the operation of the exhaust fan
 Unsafe operation of crane can lead to
potential personnel injury, property
damage, or death from being struck by
the crane.
 Personnel landing the fan on the roof
could fall through the roof hole if
proper fall protection is not worn.
 Improper body posture can lead to
back injury.
 Improper use of sharp hand tools can
lead to injury.
 Fire hazard due to hot work, can
lead to potential fires and/or
explosions
 Improper electrical safety practices
can lead to employee electrical burn
or other injury.
Workers
 Ensure proper crane lifting procedures
are followed.
 Proper employee lifting procedures –
proper body mechanics or the use of
mechanical assistance to reduce strain.

 Wear gloves and suitable eye protection All
when cutting joints apart.
 Use caution with tools. Workers
 Initiate proper hot work permit Workers
which includes fire extinguisher
and fire watch.
 Follow procedures, high voltage All
work procedures, or energized
circuit work procedures while
conducting correct electrical safety
measures. Wear the proper PPE.
Properly clean the workplace
 Poor housekeeping can cause  Perform proper housekeeping practices. All
someone to trip, fall, or slip. The  Discard materials in a safe way.
roof might blow materials off! On
rubber membrane roofing layers,
poor housekeeping may also be to
blame for roof leaks.
JHA SIGN OFF SHEET
We the undersigned have been briefed in the content of this JHA and are aware of the Safety /Quality
requirements and process.
No Surname First Name Position Signature Date
1 Dauz Carlos Supervisor Sep,10 2023