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    Hydro Test JSA

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for hydro-testing. It outlines potential hazards such as exceeding maximum pressure, injury to workers, and damage to equipment. It recommends safe procedures such as obtaining proper permits, barricading the work area, inspecting equipment for defects, monitoring pressure from a safe distance, not leaving equipment unattended, following approved hydro-test duration, and properly depressurizing and storing equipment after completion.

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    Hydro Test JSA

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for hydro-testing. It outlines potential hazards such as exceeding maximum pressure, injury to workers, and damage to equipment. It recommends safe procedures such as obtaining proper permits, barricading the work area, inspecting equipment for defects, monitoring pressure from a safe distance, not leaving equipment unattended, following approved hydro-test duration, and properly depressurizing and storing equipment after completion.

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for hydro-testing. It outlines potential hazards such as exceeding maximum pressure, injury to workers, and damage to equipment. It recommends safe procedures such as obtaining proper permits, barricading the work area, inspecting equipment for defects, monitoring pressure from a safe distance, not leaving equipment unattended, following approved hydro-test duration, and properly depressurizing and storing equipment after completion.

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    Hydro Test JSA

    Uploaded by

    Eruse Okejero
    This document provides a job safety analysis for hydro-testing. It outlines potential hazards such as exceeding maximum pressure, injury to workers, and damage to equipment. It recommends safe procedures such as obtaining proper permits, barricading the work area, inspecting equipment for defects, monitoring pressure from a safe distance, not leaving equipment unattended, following approved hydro-test duration, and properly depressurizing and storing equipment after completion.

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    Job Safety Analysis (JSA)

    JOB:

    Hydro-testing.
    JSA NO:

    DATE: ANALYSIS BY: Other Safety Equipment/Requirements [x ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] Workvest Safety Harness Face Mask Ear Protection [ [ [ [ ] ] ] ] Fire Extinguisher Gas Detector B.A. Set Safety Signs [ [ [ [ ] ] ] ] Barricades Tag Out/Lock Out General Permit Hot Work Permit [ ] [ ] current N/A

    DEPARTMENT: Engineering Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Hard Hat Safety Shoes Safety Glasses Face/Welding Shield Goggles [x ] [x ] [x ] [ ] [ ] Cotton Gloves Rubber Gloves Leather Gloves Gauntlets Leather Apron

    Sequence of Basic Job Steps


    Planning

    Potential Accidents OR Hazards


    Non-compliance with CMES and Facilitys HSE MS procedures Unauthorized personnel. Defective tools/equipment.

    Recommended Safe Job Procedure


    Obtain a cold work permit and other associated permits from Chevrons facility operators. Conduct tool box talk. Barricade the area where hydro-test is to be carried out. Post warning notice. Ensure the equipment/tool to be used for hydro-test (such as hose, pump, coupling, pressure gauge, spade, gasket etc) are free from defect and suitable for the pressure rating of the system.

    Hydro-testing

    Exceeding maximum allowable pressure. Injury to workers. Damage to equipment/system. Un-attended equipment/system. Changing the duration of the hydro-test. Unsafe depressurization of hydro-test fluid.

    Ensure the pressure relieving device is set at maximum allowable pressure for weakest portion of the segment to be hydrotested. Keep away from the pressurized segment of the system being hydro-tested. Monitor the pressure gauge from a safe distance away from the potential source of high pressure jetting (such as flange joint, spade and coupling etc). Do not leave the pressurized hose or pump unattended when the hydo-test is going on. Isolate the equipment from all source of energy when not in use. Do not change (exceed/decrease) the duration of hydro-test without permission from the inspection engineer. Ensure the safe depressurization of hydro-test fluid. Ensure proper wind up and housekeeping at site. The accessories (hose and pump) not being used must be disconnected and stored separately.

    Completion of hydrotest/housekeeping

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