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    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS - Topographic Survey

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for a topographic survey. It identifies potential hazards at each stage of the work, assesses the risk level of each hazard, and lists control measures to reduce the risks. Hazards include uncontrolled vehicle operation, collisions, falls, snake/scorpion bites, dust inhalation, and leaving equipment unattended. Control measures involve following safety procedures, using proper PPE like high-visibility jackets, defensive driving, buddy systems, and cleaning up worksites. The analysis aims to reduce risks from high to medium or low levels through supervision and enforcing safety protocols.

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for a topographic survey. It identifies potential hazards at each stage of the work, assesses the risk level of each hazard, and lists control measures to reduce the risks. Hazards include uncontrolled vehicle operation, collisions, falls, snake/scorpion bites, dust inhalation, and leaving equipment unattended. Control measures involve following safety procedures, using proper PPE like high-visibility jackets, defensive driving, buddy systems, and cleaning up worksites. The analysis aims to reduce risks from high to medium or low levels through supervision and enforcing safety protocols.

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for a topographic survey. It identifies potential hazards at each stage of the work, assesses the risk level of each hazard, and lists control measures to reduce the risks. Hazards include uncontrolled vehicle operation, collisions, falls, snake/scorpion bites, dust inhalation, and leaving equipment unattended. Control measures involve following safety procedures, using proper PPE like high-visibility jackets, defensive driving, buddy systems, and cleaning up worksites. The analysis aims to reduce risks from high to medium or low levels through supervision and enforcing safety protocols.

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    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS - Topographic Survey

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for a topographic survey. It identifies potential hazards at each stage of the work, assesses the risk level of each hazard, and lists control measures to reduce the risks. Hazards include uncontrolled vehicle operation, collisions, falls, snake/scorpion bites, dust inhalation, and leaving equipment unattended. Control measures involve following safety procedures, using proper PPE like high-visibility jackets, defensive driving, buddy systems, and cleaning up worksites. The analysis aims to reduce risks from high to medium or low levels through supervision and enforcing safety protocols.

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    The document outlines a job safety analysis for conducting a topographic survey, identifying potential hazards at each step and recommending risk control measures.

    Potential hazards identified include uncontrolled driving, collision with other machines, ground workers being hit by vehicles, loss of communication, personnel getting lost in the desert or exposed to dehydration.

    Safety measures for installation of post markers include carefully driving at no more than 30km/h, avoiding ground workers, using lights and horns for visibility, parking vehicles far from the work area, having radios for communication, and having extra water.

    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS – Topographic Survey

    STEP 1: Likelihood of Occurrence STEP 2: Severity of Result STEP 3: A B C D E


    1. Expected To Occur (once per week) A. Fatality 1 H H H H M
    2. Common (once per month) B. Permanent Disability 2 H H H M M STEP 4: Hazard Risk Assessment
    3. Sometimes (once per year) C. Lost Time Injury (LTI) 3 H H M M L H = High Risk (INTOLERABLE, significant and urgent actions required).

    4. Rarely (once in < 20 years) D. Medical Treatment / Damage 4 H M M L L M = Medium Risk (ALARP, reduce to As Low As Reasonably Practicable).

    5. Highly Unlikely (once in > 20 years) E. First Aid Injury 5 M M L L L L = Low Risk (Negligible / Tolerable, monitor and manage risk).

    PROJECT: PROVISION OF CIVIL WORKS


    TITLE: Topographic Survey AT ERAWIN NC-200 FIELD (PIPE No: 001 Rev: 01
    STORAGE YARD)
    DATE: DATE:
    DEVELOPED BY: HSE MANAGER APPROVED BY: SIGN:
    29/30/2020 29/30/2020

    Mandatory PPE to be
    PPE worn as
    → required
    →

    Activity POTENTIAL HAZARD RISK RISK CONTROL MEASURE RESOURCES POST RISK SUPERVISORY REQUIREMENTS

     HSE team to assess continuously the


     Work condition not safe conditions of work in the assigned
     Procedures and tasks area PTW system Activity supervisor
    not clear  One person to issue work permits / Foreman
     Lack of supervisory  Toolbox talks Tool box
    Permitting  Miscommunication High  Competency of personnel and Talk Low
    work  Not correct PPE worn supervisory for the activity PTW system
     Equipment not  Define hierarchy and reporting Inspection coordinator
    inspected and certified flowcharts certificates
     Define proper PPE to be used for the
    work
     Check inspection certificates of
    equipment for the job

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    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS – Topographic Survey

    STEP 1: Likelihood of Occurrence STEP 2: Severity of Result STEP 3: A B C D E


    1. Expected To Occur (once per week) A. Fatality 1 H H H H M
    2. Common (once per month) B. Permanent Disability 2 H H H M M STEP 4: Hazard Risk Assessment
    3. Sometimes (once per year) C. Lost Time Injury (LTI) 3 H H M M L H = High Risk (INTOLERABLE, significant and urgent actions required).

    4. Rarely (once in < 20 years) D. Medical Treatment / Damage 4 H M M L L M = Medium Risk (ALARP, reduce to As Low As Reasonably Practicable).

    5. Highly Unlikely (once in > 20 years) E. First Aid Injury 5 M M L L L L = Low Risk (Negligible / Tolerable, monitor and manage risk).

    Activity POTENTIAL HAZARD RISK RISK CONTROL MEASURE RESOURCES POST RISK SUPERVISORY REQUIREMENTS

     Uncontrolled driving due to road  Drive carefully, never exceed 30 Km/h


    condition  Avoid ground workers, allow workers Desert
     Collision with other machines High passage defensive Low Activity supervisor
    Installation of  Pick-up drifts and fall in the  Be seen, use lights and horn if needed driving
    Post Markers trench  Park pick-up far from area
     Ground worker hit by pick-up  Have a radio in the pick-up Radios
     Lost communication networks  Have enough extra water prior to every job
     Personnel lost in the desert
     Personnel exposed to
    dehydration / death

     Be seen, wear high visibility jackets when


     Person hit by machine getting out of the pick-up
    movement  Watch your steps, do not walk beside the
    Pipe  Tripping / falling in the trench trenches Ladder
    rerouting  Slipping falling when pointing Medium  Use proper ladder when getting in and out of Low Activity supervisor
    survey, the bar on the top side of the the trench PPE
    Measurement bar  Do not walk on the pipe
    taking  Person injured by the  Dry the pipe from moisture if needed to stand High visibility
    measurement bar on a particular position jackets
     Person get bite by snakes /  Visually check walk ways and trenches for
    scorpions presence of venomous animals
     Working in dusty environment  Wear correct PPE plus dust mask
     Persons lost in the desert  Buddy system : always monitor in-trench
    personnel

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    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS – Topographic Survey

    STEP 1: Likelihood of Occurrence STEP 2: Severity of Result STEP 3: A B C D E


    1. Expected To Occur (once per week) A. Fatality 1 H H H H M
    2. Common (once per month) B. Permanent Disability 2 H H H M M STEP 4: Hazard Risk Assessment
    3. Sometimes (once per year) C. Lost Time Injury (LTI) 3 H H M M L H = High Risk (INTOLERABLE, significant and urgent actions required).

    4. Rarely (once in < 20 years) D. Medical Treatment / Damage 4 H M M L L M = Medium Risk (ALARP, reduce to As Low As Reasonably Practicable).

    5. Highly Unlikely (once in > 20 years) E. First Aid Injury 5 M M L L L L = Low Risk (Negligible / Tolerable, monitor and manage risk).

    Activity POTENTIAL HAZARD RISK RISK CONTROL MEASURE RESOURCES POST RISK SUPERVISORY REQUIREMENTS

     Equipment and tools remain on  Put back equipment to proper place Plastic bags Activity supervisor
    House site Medium  Clear all work place from trash Low
    keeping  Slip trip and fall  Segregate trash Trash bins HSE Officer
     Trash left in the work place

    Participants / Work Crew JSA Reviewed By: Name: Date:


    Name (Print Clearly): Signature: Date: Review Comments:
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    Responsible Supervisors / Foreman
    1.
    2.

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