Department JSA No.

Civil Department 006

Minimum PPE’s “Safety Helmet, Safety Shoes, Safety Glass (dark &
Personal Protective Equipment clear glasses), Long sleeves shirt” , Ready to use working gloves, Full
Required body safety harness double lanyard and shock absorber, dust mask
(respiratory protection) and ear plugs. Additional PPE to be issued if
required
TASNEE PROJECT
JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS Check One Revised JSA X Review Date
Revision #:
New JSA
BASIC JOB STEPS POTENTIAL HAZARDS RECOMMENDATIONS
Pre-Commencement Activities (Obtaining Method 1.1 Unnecessary act (unsafe act and unsafe 1.1.1 Fully planned with written step-by-step work and
1. Statement, J.S.A. and STARRT Form). To be condition, near miss) due to lack of condition to safety requirements Method Statement
approved before commencing the activity. unplanning ed and no procedure preparded for completed and approved.
STARRT Card to be completed prior to to the task 1.1.2. JSA completed and approved
commencing the activity 1.1.32 Toolbox talks using the STARRT card form and JSA

2. Disconnection of electrical / instrument 2.2 Electrocution, electrical shock, fall injury, back 2.1 Competent electrical engineer shall must be appointed
connections (system) ducting connection, fire hose injury (manual lifting) , fall of materials. to conduct lead the disconnection of equipment and
reel and all existing utility lines. utilities works.
2.2 As built Eelectrical drawings for the building shall must
be used secured & proper cConsultant with TAL and IMT
ecnimont Representatives. be initiated prior to
disconnection works & dismantling of instruments. Prior to
commencing any activities
2.3 Proper work permit must be secured Permit to Work to
be raised prior to the any start of the activity.
2.4 Proper cCoordination with TAL & IMT ecnimont
regarding removal of fire fighting equipments or and any
other equipments and facility.
2.5 Procedure of lock out tag out system will if necessary
(will be observed) Coordination with TAL & IMT for the
disconnection of electrical circuts within the facility.
2.6 Visual inspection /check & ensure that all electrical
switches are in off position & isolated. Connections are
disconnected
2.7 Approved and inspected ladders will be provided on all
overhead works.
2.8 Scaffolding should be use on all activities which can be
done with simple ladder access.
 2.8 All required PPE’s will be used especially inspected
and approved full body safety harness, leather gloves for
handling electrical wires / removing ducting connection &
respiration mask.

General Instruction:
All electrical cables / wires must be treated as live by all
electrical personnel doing disconnection works.

3.1 Heat Stress and Dehydration 3.1.1. Provision of sufficient cool drinking water (include
3. Back hoe converted to Hydraulic hammer the use of ice)
3.1.2. Provision of shaded rest places (HEAT STRESS
SHELTER)
3.1.3. Frequent breaks during extremely hot weather

3.2 Hand injury due to installation of hydraulic 3.2.1 Use of Working Gloves
3.2.2 Only trained / experienced person will do the job

3.3 Personal injuries due to usage of unfit 3.3.1 Re-inspection of backhoe and mounted hammer
equipment. 3.3.2 Operator Check-list for day-to-day work is necessary.
3.3.3 Unauthorized person is not allowed at the perimeter
work area.

3.4 Equipment may have a harmful effect on 3.4.1. All equipment shall be inspected prior to entrance to
environment. site by the company and TAL HSE Dept

3.5 Personal injury due to not being aware of the 3.5.1. Everyday TBT (STARRT) shall be conducted
activities. regarding the daily activities
3.5.2. JSA’s Shall be discussed during the daily TBT
(STARRT)

4. Mobilize tools and equipment to worksite 4.1. Back injury (manual handling) 4.1.1. Manual handling shall be covered in daily
TBT(STARRT) and be implemented on site

4.2. Traffic and pedestrians 4.2.1. Audible reversing alarms shall be installed on
equipment/vehicles
4.2.2. Pedestrian safety precautions shall be discussed in
daily TBT (STARRT)
4.2.3. All traffic rules and signs should be followed (on site
speed limit is 25 0-km/h)
4.2.4. Only approved routes shall be used for access to
and egress from the site
4.2.5. The drivers shall be made aware of the approved
routes
4.2.6. Trained banks-men with high-visibility vests shall
accompany the work activities
 4.3. Overturning of vehicle / Crash injuries 4.3.1. All drivers shall have valid driving licenses, all
operators shall have 3rd party certifications
4.3.2. The areas where heavy equipment are working shall
be clearly marked on site
4.3.3. Safe access shall be maintained at site for vehicles
and equipment
4.3.4. Use of seatbelts shall be mandatory at all times

4.4. Slips / Trips / Falls 4.4.1. Housekeeping shall be discussed in daily TBT
(STARRT) and be implemented on site on a daily basis

5.a Removal of Slabs, Chutes & corrugated sheets. 5.a.1 Fall Hazard, eye injuries, hazard of falling 5.a.1.1 Pre activity training in the correct use of the Full
slabs, corrugated sheets etc. Body Safety Harness.
5.a.1.2 Pre activity training ,working at heights
5.a.1.3 Provide access (green tag scaffold) for accessing
the roof and for hoisting small pieces of tools / equipment
5.a.1.4 Provide Full Body Safety Harness with double
lanyards (colour coded) for all erectors and scaffolders.
5.a.1.5 Provide life lines (31/4” DIA) (green tag/approval
inspection), correctly installed (if necessary)
5.a.1.6 Restriction (close barricades) of the working area,
warning signs “DANGER” Overhead Work Ongoing
5.a.1.7 PPE shall be worn all time
5.a.1.8 All materials and tools to be use at heights shall be
properly secure and tied off. (including Jack Hammer)
5.a.1.9 Taglines will be used to lower dismantled
corrugated sheets, chute, etc. This will be integrated with
the scaffold access tower.

5.b Dismantling of ceiling, steel roof, beams, etc. 5.b.1 Fall accident (personnel & material), Serious 5.b.1.1 Suitable Ladder will be provide ( Inspected and
body injury, crushing injuries due to falling approved ladders) Scaffolding will be used as deemed
concrete chunks, respiratory problems, skin, necessary
eyes, nose, & throat irritation, release of 5.b.1.2 Complete PPE’s augmented with respiratory mask,
pressure hose from the jack hammer. hand gloves, ear plugs & safety face shield will be
provided.
5.b.1.3 Provide life lines (1/4” DIA) (green tag/approval
inspection), correctly installed (if necessary)
5.b.1.4 Jack hammer tied with rope to prevent slippage &
dropping to ground. Safety wires, hose clamps and anti-
whip will be used. Rock hammer used for removal of
concrete columns and walls will be provided with spotter.
5.b.1.5 Competent supervisor will be appointed as
responsible person for dismantling works.
5.b.1.6 Original drawings for building will be review
 5.b.1.7 All beams and members will be dismantled column
length and column length and tier by tier.
5.b.1.8 Flammables and unused materials or equipments
around and underneath the demolished shelter will be
removed & disposed.

6. Use of Back hoe equipped with Hydraulic hammer6.1 Crushing injuries due to falling objects and 6.1.1 Only qualified operator is allowed to operate
solid metals, respiratory problems equipment.
6.1.2 Dust control by spraying water at the location. If
necessary and advised
6.1.3 Use of required PPE’s and respiratory mask is
mandatory
6.1.4 Restriction of the area (barricade and signboards)
6.1.5 Banks-men or spotter is required for the area.

7. Use of Mobile Cranes 7.1 Defective equipment, Environmental and 7.1.1 Crane daily inspection shall be carried out by the
health hazard due to spill of diesel, oil, fluids. operator
7.1.2 Crane daily inspection shall be carried out by the
operator
7.1.3 Any spills shall be reported
7.1.4 Use of mobile cranes for heavy lift. e.g. Slabs
concrete. Other loose materials will be lowered by hoist
and buckets.
General Instruction: Defective Mobile cranes should not be
in use

8. Use of Man Basket 8.1 Fall accident (personnel & material), Serious 8.1.1 Certification (Third Party inspection) of Man basket
body injury will be forwarded to Tecnimont HES manager for approval.
8.1.2 Allowable weight / SWL of man basket is applicable
to load
8.1.3 Use of full body harness for all the crew is mandatory
8.1.4 All material, tools are to be secure.
8.1.5 Secure man basket with two (2) lanyards, provide
additional worker to secure the lanyard or rope.

9. Loading, transportation(use of Loader and Truck) 9.1. Material falling from trucks 9.1.1. All materials on the trucks should be effectively
secured during transportation
9.1.2. Operators and Job Supervisor shall ensure that the
vehicle is not overloaded
9.1.3. All trucks shall be equipped with covering canvas
with ropes for easy (un)covering
9.1.4 All demolished materials will be transported to
designated areas as per Tecnimont waste management
procedure.
 9.2. Speeding 5.2.1. Operators shall be made aware of traffic rules and
regulations; penalty system shall be implemented if
required

9.4. Operator struck by the bucket (loader) 5.4.1. Truck driver shall leave his vehicle and stand at a
safe distance during loading

10. Cutting of Side Walls 10.1. Collapse of side walls 10.1.1 No person is allowed to stand before the walls
which is under demolish
10.1.2 Barricade, signboard and any means of
unauthorized workers away from the site.
10.1.3 Designated spotter, banks-man for the area is
necessary

11. Housekeeping 11.1 Falling Objects, tripping hazards, skin 11.1.1 Use mobile crane to lift heavy objects
irritation, environmental hazard, hand injuries, 11.1.2 Complete PPE’s will be supplied and strictly
back injury during lifting of heavy objects enforced especially heavy duty Hand gloves, respiratory
mask.
11.1.3 Safety watcher will be assigned to oversee
housekeeping
11.1.4 Open excavation due to removal of foundation will
be secured with physical barricades
11.1.5 Ladder provided for all open excavated areas.
12. Demobilization 12.1. Work completion 12.1.1. Workforce shall be alerted about the work
completion
12.2. Clutter/Rubbish 12.2.1. Good housekeeping practice shall be implemented
throughout the day

Prepared by: Date: 1. John Levy Jueves

Hazan Yilmaz 25/7/2006