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SEQUENCE OF BASIC JOB
S/N POTENTIAL HAZARD/S
STEPS
1 Site preparation, Unauthorized entry of
inspection and personnel and equipment’s.
mobilization of tools and
equipment
Struck by or caught by
moving equipment
Poor manual handling or
posture (Ergonomics)
Slip, trip and fall (STF)
Condition of tools &
equipment
Dust
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HAZARD CONTROLS ACTION BY
 The permit issuer and receiver will conduct a joint site inspection Permit Receiver /
to discuss the hazards and precautions required for conducting Issuer/
the job safely. Engineer/Supervis
 Secure a proper work permit prior to start of work. or/Forman/Crew
 Specify a restricted work area with barricade and posted signs to
members /Safety
limit to authorize personnel only.
Officers
 Transportation of materials and heavy Equipment shall follow
safe transportation procedures .
 Supervision shall be strictly enforced.
 Toolbox-talks on safe work practices.
 Ensure that walkways and all access points shall be clearly
identified on the work area.
 Physical separation between personnel and vehicle movement is
considered as reasonable as practicable.
 Assigned flagman to assist the equipment movements. Ensure
authorized/ certified operator or driver will use the equipment.
 Maintain proper ergonomic posture and body position during
lifting of materials. Always consider the Task, Individual, Load
and Environment when assessing lifting activity.
 Ensure that work area has been inspected and (S, T, F) hazards
are removed prior to work.
 Ensure that good housekeeping is maintained at all times in the
work location.
 All tools and equipment to be used shall be inspected by a
competent person and shall be in good working condition.
 All equipments must have a regular maintenance schedule.
 Appropriate dust control measure shall be implemented
(wetting the work area and provide PPE when exposure to dust
exists &/ during sand storm if necessary).
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Overconfidence,
inattentiveness and
miscommunication which can
result to physical injury or
damage to property
2 Setting out and Obstruction to excavation by
excavation activities. tree stumps, abandoned
concrete, metal etc.
Equipment in unsafe
operating condition
Damaging Buried Utilities
Excavating Around Energized
Cables
Toxic Material In Ground
Open Pits/Trenches- Public
Or Employees Exposed to
Falling In.
3 Formworks Slip, Trip & Fall Hazards.
Sharp objects & injury caused
by power tools.
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 Toolbox talk shall be initiated prior to start of work ensuring
that workers understand the hazards associated with the
activity like the proper posture and body positioning.
 PPEs must be worn all the times at site.
 Watch For Swinging Buckets,Make Sure The Operator Is Aware
Of Your Presence If On The Ground.
 Brricade the site to identify line of fire.
 thoroughly inspect the equipment before starting the job
 Check For Buried Lines That Would Not Be Identified Through
Your Locate. If Contact Is Made With Energized
Equipment/Cables While Operating, Jump From Your
Equipment.
 Use Extreme Caution Around Existing Utilities, Always Use A
 Be Aware Of Unusual Odours And Ground Colour While
Excavating
 Use of PPEs on site
 Toolbox talk on safe operation procedures
 Machine to be operated with certified operator as per
standards.
 Restrict to un-authorized acces
 Machine/ Hand & Power Tools must be inspected/ colour-coded Drivers/Operator
prior to use & passed the Safety Inspection. Forman/Crew
 All personnel involved in working in this activity shall be well members &
trained and possess sufficient knowledge, skill and have a good
experienced to perform.
HSE officer
 Power leads and extension cables are used only with caution in
and around practical work areas.
 Form-work shall be designed, erected, supported, braced &
maintained in accordance with standards.
 Personnel shall not be allowed under or near form-work during

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4 Foundation Steel column
connections.
5 Concreting Works
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Slip, trip & fall hazard;
Impalement & sharp objects
Manual Mixing- non
observance of proper
techniques during mixing
Poor manual handling or
posture (Ergonomics)-
Physical Injury
Non- observance of proper
techniques during pouring of
concrete; exposure to
rotating or moving parts,
entanglement & entrapment
Defective equipment
Struck by/ caught in between
hazards
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concrete pour operations.
 All protruding reinforcing steel onto which employees could fall Drivers/Operator
shall be provided with guard/ cover to eliminate the hazard of Forman/Crew
impalement. members &
 Personnel shall not be permitted to work above vertically
protruding steel, unless it has been bent over or capped.
HSE officer
 Tall reinforcing steel for columns & similar vertical form-work
structures shall be braced properly to prevent collapse & to
protect against possible wind load.
 Wire mesh rolls shall be secured to prevent from dangerous
recoiling action.
 Proper PPE for the job must be used at all times.
 Tollbox talk to communicate hazards and control measures to be
done prior to work.
 Maintain proper ergonomic posture and body position during Drivers/Operator
lifting of materials. Always consider the Task, Individual, Load Forman/Crew
and Environment when assessing lifting activity. members &
 All personnel involved in the work shall be sufficiently trained/
experienced to ensure they perform their duties with due regard HSE officer
to the health and safety of themselves and others.
 All personnel are required to wear personal protective
equipment.
 Personnel shall be briefed/ trained on proper manual material
handling
 Remind personnel through pre-task meeting to observe proper
positioning when working as well as to check the potential
hazards e.g. sharp edges, pointed objects & other risk by doing
regular housekeeping.
 Pre-job planning for this activity shall be executed and
monitored by a competent person.
 Secure permits prior to execution of the job.
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Crushing when mixer lorry is
backing onto the shoot
Slip, trip and fall hazards
Environmental: noise, dust,
fumes & vibration, waste
concrete
With Pump concrete-
Concrete splashing, burns;
Handling/ moving of pipes;
High pressure concrete and
aggregate; Suspended hoses
and boom- Physical Injury
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 Sequence of work shall be discussed during daily/ pre-task
briefing.
 All personnel involved in working in this activity shall be well
trained and possess sufficient knowledge, skill and have a good
experience to perform.
 A Flagman must be available during manoeuvring of the filled
Concrete Mixer Truck.
 High visibility clothing must be worn & keep personnel out of
reversing area.
 Operation shall be immediately stopped if any signs of
irregularities are observed.
 Use the appropriate tools for the job. Machine/ tools must be
inspected and colour coded prior to use, passed the Safety
Inspection.
 Ergonomic design of task and proper posture.
 Where possible, potential hazardous portable machinery and
equipment are substituted/ replaced with less hazardous
alternatives.
 All necessary guards and safety devices are in place protecting
the workers from all moving parts including the belts and
pulleys.
 Safe Working Zones- are clearly defined in areas where the
concrete mixer is to be used, install barriers & signs if necessary.
 All approved PPE is used where required.
 Power leads and extension cables are used only with caution in
and around practical work areas.
 All machinery, equipment, tools are regularly maintained to help
reduce high noise, vibration, temperature and dust levels. Dust
control implemented.
 Behaviour observations of workers must be taken into
consideration by safety personnel and work supervisors to avoid
untoward incidents due to unsafe attitudes.
 Maintain area clean/ free from any combustible materials and
waste/ debris.

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6 CURING OF CONCRETE
7 Housekeeping and Clean-
up on Completion.
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Soil contamination.
Struck by or caught by
moving equipment
Slip, trip and fall (STF)
Trip Hazards
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 Concrete waste shall be collected at one designated place and
disposed as per the client requirements.
 The cleaning of mixture truck shall at one designated place, area
shall be barricaded and signage posted
 Drip trays to be provided during transferring/ mixing to prevent
soil contamination during accidental spill.
 Ensure that walkways and all access points shall be clearly Drivers/Operator
identified on the work area. Forman/Crew
 Physical separation between personnel and vehicle movement is members &
considered if reasonable and practicable.
 Assigned flagman to assist the equipment movements.
HSE officer
 Ensure authorized/ certified operator or driver will use the
equipment.
 Ensure that work area has been inspected and (S, T, F) hazards
are removed prior to work.
 Ensure that good housekeeping is maintained at all times in the
work location.
Drivers/Operator
Forman/Crew
 Ensure that good housekeeping is implemented and done prior members &
to closure of the permit.
 All work areas to be thoroughly checked before leaving site.
HSE officer
 Regular disposal of debris and other materials shall be carried
out on a regular basis.
 Provision for waste bins/containers shall be made available on
the area.
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Spoils and other debris
Environmental pollution
 Ensure that all debris and spoils (excess) are removed on site
and properly disposed to approved and designated disposal area
of the project.
 All personnel to be responsible for clean-up and removal of all
equipment and spoil.
 Housekeeping must be done prior to closing of work permit.
 All unused materials must be removed from site on a daily basis
and brought only in approved dumping area.
 Appropriate containers with clear marking shall be used for
disposing of oily rags, debris and other flammable materials.
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No Recommendations / Notes Assigned to Position

1 Conduct tool box safety meeting prior to commence of work activities every day CPP Supervisor / Forman
Explain to the key workers the purpose of this JSA and enforce implementation
2 CPP Supervisor / Forman
of content
3 Use the JSA to identify the hazards and list the precautions on the work CPP Supervisor / Forman/ HSE Supervisor/ officer
4 Lifting and Lowering Materials to be part of separate JSA CPP Rigger / HSE
a. If near miss occurs, conduct a toolbox talk, and inform CPP HSE Manager.
HSE supervisor CPP
and prepare a near miss report
5 HSE Manager ,ERT HSE Manager / construction site manager
b. If an injury occurs, stop activities for the time being, call an emergency to
team
provide First Aid and then after clearance resume activities
In case of an emergency call
Names….…………….. Contacts…………………………………………….

JSA Prepared By: Checked & Reviewed By: Approved By:

Name: …………………. Name:………………………………… Name: ………………………………….

HSE Coordinator HSE Manager Field Compliance Coordinator

Date: Date: Date:

Signature:………………… Signature:………………………. Signature:………………………………..