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    This document summarizes a job safety analysis for dismantling existing concrete structures to construct new foundations and buildings. The key job steps are dismantling structures using hand and power tools, which poses hazards like electric shock, falls, and damaging underground utilities. Controls include obtaining permits, using inspected tools, delineating work areas, and following safety protocols. Working night shifts also has hazards like reduced visibility, which require controls like adequate lighting and high-visibility vests.

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    This document summarizes a job safety analysis for dismantling existing concrete structures to construct new foundations and buildings. The key job steps are dismantling structures using hand and power tools, which poses hazards like electric shock, falls, and damaging underground utilities. Controls include obtaining permits, using inspected tools, delineating work areas, and following safety protocols. Working night shifts also has hazards like reduced visibility, which require controls like adequate lighting and high-visibility vests.

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    JOB TITLE / AIM: Dismantling of existing concrete Structures , for the Construction of Foundation/Building

    JSA DATE: 25-03-2014 JSA NO./ REVISION:


    SUPERVISOR/ JSA LEADER: Jabir Khan SCRIBE: Hafeez Ullah Khan
    PARTICIPANTS : M. Latif, Sohail Ahmed, Muhammad Aamir
    LIST ASSOCIATED PROCEDURES/WORK INSTRUCTIONS OR TEMPORARY WIs:
    Attach copies of any relevant documentation/ drawings.
    Part 2: Job Safety Analysis
    Job Steps:
    1. Dismantling of Existing Structure (Concrete & Mechanical)
    2. Working at night shift hours

    Part 3: Equipments / Tools to be used: Hand Tools, Electrical Tools, wheel barrows
    Part 4: Contingency Plans. Standard PPE’s: First aid kit must be present at work site and the HSE personnel will be the first response in case of
    emergency, ERPs & Emergency contact numbers to be in placed at job location

    Part 5: JSA Review Process. After the job has been completed, JSA leader should note: any hazards, which were identified in the original JSA? In
    case of any new hazard indentified by any of the working team member during the job, JSA review process should be carried on.
    JSA No: JOB TITLE: Dismantling of existing concrete Structures , for the Construction of Foundation/Building
    Step Describe Job Step Potential Hazards Hazard Controls
    No
    1 Dismantling of Existing Structures  Involvement of unskilled labour  Obtain relevant PTW prior to start the
    (Concrete & Mechanical) by using  Work started without obtaining PTW work & discuss hazards involved in the
    Hand Tools/electrical tools activity with workforce
     Manual handling
     Excavation /trench collapse  Ensure use of inspected & right tools for
    the job
     Use of damaged tools
     Do not use hand tools with its loose
     Electric shock handling
     Skilled & trained personnel to operate
    power tools
     Electrical tools must be inspected
     Take proper rest after specific intervals
     Strictly Comply with No Permit No
    Work strategy at site
     Damaging to existing structures or  Working area should be properly marked
    underground utilities (Live electric  Perform the works as per as built drawings
    cable etc) description in defined area
     All works should be carried out under close
    supervision of Execution & HSE
     Working near live areas  Working areas should be clearly marked &
     Personnel/equipment fall in trench hard barricaded
     Sharp edges  Restrict unauthorized personnel &
    movement in live areas
     Proper coordination with ARL Team
    regarding all works
     Use of proper PPE’s
     Take care of trench adjacent collapse
     Stack dismantled materials away from
    adjacent
    JSA No: JOB TITLE: Dismantling of existing concrete Structures , for the Construction of Foundation/Building
    Step Describe Job Step Potential Hazards Hazard Controls
    No
     Stop work in case exposing of any
    underground utilities & contact ARL
     Personnel injury/slip , trip & fall  Ensure the excavated area is properly
    barricaded
     Keep Access & walk ways always free
    from obstructions
     Maintain Good Housekeeping at site all the
    time
     First aid kit should be available at work
    site for handling of any emergency
    2 Working at Night Shift Hours  Poor visibility at night hours  Ensure proper lighting arrangement for late
    night working hours
     Vehicles/equipments hit with people,  Careful movement of vehicles in night
    equipment or structure hours
     Place refection tapes at hard barriers,
    structures
     Banks men should worn high visibility
    reflection vests
     Slip , trip & fall  No working should be allowed in poor
    lighting conditions
     Ensure proper housekeeping to avoid
    tripping

    Prepared By: Hafeez Ullah Khan Approved By: _____________________

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