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    This document describes a job hazard analysis for equipment and material mobilization. It identifies potential hazards for various job steps including: 1) Travel to the work location, where hazards include fatigue, unsecured loads, and distractions. 2) Inspecting equipment and tools, where hazards include pinch points, sharp edges, uneven surfaces, and trucks not being properly stabilized. 3) Loading and unloading mobile equipment, where hazards include unauthorized vehicle movement, improperly trained personnel, ignition sources, and slips/trips/falls. 4) Lifting materials with heavy equipment like cranes, where hazards include improper rigging, unauthorized personnel in work areas, equipment failure, and loss of containment.

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    This document describes a job hazard analysis for equipment and material mobilization. It identifies potential hazards for various job steps including: 1) Travel to the work location, where hazards include fatigue, unsecured loads, and distractions. 2) Inspecting equipment and tools, where hazards include pinch points, sharp edges, uneven surfaces, and trucks not being properly stabilized. 3) Loading and unloading mobile equipment, where hazards include unauthorized vehicle movement, improperly trained personnel, ignition sources, and slips/trips/falls. 4) Lifting materials with heavy equipment like cranes, where hazards include improper rigging, unauthorized personnel in work areas, equipment failure, and loss of containment.

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    ISLA JHA Mobilization of Equipments

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    This document describes a job hazard analysis for equipment and material mobilization. It identifies potential hazards for various job steps including: 1) Travel to the work location, where hazards include fatigue, unsecured loads, and distractions. 2) Inspecting equipment and tools, where hazards include pinch points, sharp edges, uneven surfaces, and trucks not being properly stabilized. 3) Loading and unloading mobile equipment, where hazards include unauthorized vehicle movement, improperly trained personnel, ignition sources, and slips/trips/falls. 4) Lifting materials with heavy equipment like cranes, where hazards include improper rigging, unauthorized personnel in work areas, equipment failure, and loss of containment.

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    JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS

    DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Equipment and Material Mobilization ATTACHMENT TO WORK PERMIT NO.:

    DATE:

    WORKSITE: LUZON IMPORT TERMINAL


    PERFORMED BY: SUWASO WINDS TECHNOLGY CONSTRUCTION INC.
    VERIFIED BY: (AREA-IN-CHARGE)
    PRESENCE OF PARASITE

    BASIC JOB STEPS EXISTING POTENTIAL HAZARDS CONSEQUENCES RECOMMENDED CORRECTIVE MEASURES

    Work Permit from Client to be Obtained


    Designate a trained PTW Coordinator.
    Unfamiliar to permit system Potential injury and Property Damage
    Familiarization of work site for permit application.
    Submit the PTW Two Day Before the Activity
    Injury due to non-compliance for
    1 Incomplete Signatures Strict implementation and compliance on the requirements to the PTW procedure.
    unauthorized work.
    Injury / Death / Property damage due
    Undocumented materials / Equipment to poor quality or inappropriate type of Ensure that all materials to be used are approved by the client.
    materials to be used.
    Eyes on path.
    Pedestrians, Animals, Traffic, School
    Drive defensively, obey traffic laws, and reduce speed in fog, rain, snow.
    Zones, Injury or death
    Use turn signals, comply with DOT standards.
    distractions
    Use spotter when backing, and Wear seat belt and no cell phone use.
    Travel to Location Minimize sleep loss.
    Promoting quantity and quality sleep is an essential factor for ensuring optimal performance
    Fatigue Ill-Health, Injury & reduced activity
    during work time.
    2 Fitness to work Standard
    Unsecure load Injury, Property Damage, Fatality Ensure proper securement of in bed loads
    Climbing into equipment and truck
    Falling from trucks, Personnel Injury Three point contact
    beds
    Equipment / tool Inspection Eyes on hands. Be alert to moving parts and equipment shifting.
    Amputations, Lacerations, broken bones
    Pinch points, Sharp edges, etc. Wear proper PPE.
    and death
    Be alert to conditions.
    Uneven loading/unloading surfaces Lose balance of equipment or roll over Load/unload on level surfaces
    Strike, injure or engulf workers due to Truck wheels will be chocked and Truck engine
    Trucks not properly chocked or stabiliz
    sudden movement of equipment turned off,
    Constantly maintain awareness of surroundings,
    Pedestrians & Congested work area Injury or death, Property damage
    Use spotter with hi-vis vest
    Load/Unload mobile
    equipment, (Track hoes, Unauthorized movement of vehicle Property damage, Personnel Injury Driver not in vehicle during loading/unloading process
    3 Operator properly trained to operate equipment,
    backhoes, side booms, dozers,
    etc.) Operator properly trained to load/unload equipment
    Personnel not properly trained Property damage, Personnel Injury
    Properly inspecting equipment before
    use.
    Uneven surfaces - Slip/trip/fall while
    Falling from trucks, Personnel Injury Use 3 point contact when climbing
    climbing on/off equipment
    Ignition source Fire Initial gas monitoring each day, & document for Brownfield locations

    Improper lifting & body positioning Muscle strains Proper lifting techniques, Proper body position

    Uneven surfaces Slips/Trips/Falls Be aware of surroundings, maintain good housekeeping


    Improper/inadequate rigging Fall of Loads, Property damage Proper rigging, Personnel rigger trained
    Unauthorized Personnel in working Struck by/Crushed by equipment, load,
    Load/Unload materials – Lifting Means of Heavy Use spotter with hi-vis vest, set buffer zone per procedure
    4 area object.
    Equipment( Crane or Boomtrucks)
    Unauthorized personnel operating Equipment failure may lead to property
    Use trained operator
    equipment damage or personnel Injury
    Equipment failure property damage or Personnel injury Properly inspect equipment before use, never leave equipment while load is suspended.
    Loss of primary containment Chemical spills Pre-use inspection, annual inspection, spill kits
    Load/Unload materials – Lifting Means of Heavy
    4
    Equipment( Crane or Boomtrucks)

    Imbalance of equipment leads to


    Unsafe Soil Condition / Equipment Plat Pre compaction of Working Area And test for soil Stability
    Equipment Collapse
    Heat/cold stress Work related illnesses, Heat stoke Monitor heat index and follow precautions based on Heat Stress Policy
    Wind gusts, visibility problems Flying debris, Crane lifts suspended at 25 MPH lifts. Adjust work schedule for visibility problems.
    5 Inclement Weather
    Electrocution, Collision between
    Rain/Lightning Monitor weather, shut down based on lightning strike policy.
    vehicles, flooding
    6 Housekeeping Tripping hazard Body pain secured tools and materials in proper storage area.
    JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS

    DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Equipment and Material Mobilization ATTACHMENT TO WORK PERMIT NO.:

    DATE:

    WORKSITE: LUZON IMPORT TERMINAL


    PERFORMED BY: SUWASO WINDS TECHNOLGY CONSTRUCTION INC.
    VERIFIED BY: (AREA-IN-CHARGE)
    PRESENCE OF PARASITE

    BASIC JOB STEPS EXISTING POTENTIAL HAZARDS CONSEQUENCES RECOMMENDED CORRECTIVE MEASURES

    Work Permit from Client to be Obtained


    Designate a trained PTW Coordinator.
    1 Unfamiliar to permit system Potential injury and Property Damage
    Familiarization of work site for permit application.
    Submit the PTW Two Day Before the Activity
    Injury due to non-compliance for
    Incomplete Signatures Strict implementation and compliance on the requirements to the PTW procedure.
    unauthorized work.
    Injury / Death / Property damage due
    Undocumented materials / Equipment to poor quality or inappropriate type of Ensure that all materials to be used are approved by the client.
    materials to be used.
    Eyes on path.
    Pedestrians, Animals, Traffic, School
    Drive defensively, obey traffic laws, and reduce speed in fog, rain, snow.
    Zones, Injury or death
    Use turn signals, comply with DOT standards.
    distractions
    Use spotter when backing, and Wear seat belt and no cell phone use.
    Travel to Location Minimize sleep loss.
    Promoting quantity and quality sleep is an essential factor for ensuring optimal performance
    Fatigue Ill-Health, Injury & reduced activity
    during work time.
    1 Fitness to work Standard
    Unsecure load Injury, Property Damage, Fatality Ensure proper securement of in bed loads
    Climbing into equipment and truck
    Falling from trucks, Personnel Injury Three point contact
    beds
    Equipment / tool Inspection Eyes on hands. Be alert to moving parts and equipment shifting.
    Amputations, Lacerations, broken bones
    Pinch points, Sharp edges, etc. Wear proper PPE.
    and death
    Be alert to conditions.
    Uneven loading/unloading surfaces Lose balance of equipment or roll over Load/unload on level surfaces
    Strike, injure or engulf workers due to Truck wheels will be chocked and Truck engine
    Trucks not properly chocked or stabiliz
    sudden movement of equipment turned off,
    Constantly maintain awareness of surroundings,
    Pedestrians & Congested work area Injury or death, Property damage
    Use spotter with hi-vis vest
    Load/Unload mobile
    equipment, (Track hoes, Unauthorized movement of vehicle Property damage, Personnel Injury Driver not in vehicle during loading/unloading process
    2 Operator properly trained to operate equipment,
    backhoes, side booms, dozers,
    etc.) Operator properly trained to load/unload equipment
    Personnel not properly trained Property damage, Personnel Injury
    Properly inspecting equipment before
    use.
    Uneven surfaces - Slip/trip/fall while
    Falling from trucks, Personnel Injury Use 3 point contact when climbing
    climbing on/off equipment
    Ignition source Fire Initial gas monitoring each day, & document for Brownfield locations

    Improper lifting & body positioning Muscle strains Proper lifting techniques, Proper body position

    Uneven surfaces Slips/Trips/Falls Be aware of surroundings, maintain good housekeeping


    Improper/inadequate rigging Fall of Loads, Property damage Proper rigging, Personnel rigger trained
    Unauthorized Personnel in working Struck by/Crushed by equipment, load,
    Load/Unload materials – Lifting Means of Heavy Use spotter with hi-vis vest, set buffer zone per procedure
    3 area object.
    Equipment( Crane or Boomtrucks)
    Unauthorized personnel operating Equipment failure may lead to property
    Use trained operator
    equipment damage or personnel Injury
    Equipment failure property damage or Personnel injury Properly inspect equipment before use, never leave equipment while load is suspended.
    Loss of primary containment Chemical spills Pre-use inspection, annual inspection, spill kits
    Load/Unload materials – Lifting Means of Heavy
    3
    Equipment( Crane or Boomtrucks)

    Imbalance of equipment leads to


    Unsafe Soil Condition / Equipment Plat Pre compaction of Working Area And test for soil Stability
    Equipment Collapse
    Heat/cold stress Work related illnesses, Heat stoke Monitor heat index and follow precautions based on Heat Stress Policy
    Wind gusts, visibility problems Flying debris, Crane lifts suspended at 25 MPH lifts. Adjust work schedule for visibility problems.
    4 Inclement Weather
    Electrocution, Collision between
    Rain/Lightning Monitor weather, shut down based on lightning strike policy.
    vehicles, flooding
    5 Housekeeping Tripping hazard Body pain secured tools and materials in proper storage area.

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