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    This document describes safety procedures for rigging and material handling jobs. It outlines potential hazards such as tipping cranes, rigging failures, falling objects, sharp edges, and working at heights. Recommended actions include inspecting equipment, using proper lifting techniques, securing loads, and wearing personal protective equipment like harnesses and fall protection. Workers must follow procedures such as ensuring cranes are level before lifting, using tag lines to control loads, and keeping body parts away from pinch points.

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    This document describes safety procedures for rigging and material handling jobs. It outlines potential hazards such as tipping cranes, rigging failures, falling objects, sharp edges, and working at heights. Recommended actions include inspecting equipment, using proper lifting techniques, securing loads, and wearing personal protective equipment like harnesses and fall protection. Workers must follow procedures such as ensuring cranes are level before lifting, using tag lines to control loads, and keeping body parts away from pinch points.

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    This document describes safety procedures for rigging and material handling jobs. It outlines potential hazards such as tipping cranes, rigging failures, falling objects, sharp edges, and working at heights. Recommended actions include inspecting equipment, using proper lifting techniques, securing loads, and wearing personal protective equipment like harnesses and fall protection. Workers must follow procedures such as ensuring cranes are level before lifting, using tag lines to control loads, and keeping body parts away from pinch points.

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    This document describes safety procedures for rigging and material handling jobs. It outlines potential hazards such as tipping cranes, rigging failures, falling objects, sharp edges, and working at heights. Recommended actions include inspecting equipment, using proper lifting techniques, securing loads, and wearing personal protective equipment like harnesses and fall protection. Workers must follow procedures such as ensuring cranes are level before lifting, using tag lines to control loads, and keeping body parts away from pinch points.

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    JOB TITLE: PAGE: 1 of 3 DATE: REV: 0

    Shifting, loading unloading of Jan 10, 2009


    materials.
    Erecting and turning of shell plates
    Jumping scaffold
    TITLE OF PERSON WHO DOES JOB: SUPERVISOR: ANALYSIS BY: )
    JOB SAFETY Riggers, Helper, Foreman, Operator Riaz ahmed Mike Slater
    ANALYSIS
    LOCATION: I DEPARTMENT OR PROJECT: CONTRACT NUMBER:
    C3, Tanks Pearl GTL 153130

    REQUIRED AND/OR RECOMMENDED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: APPROVED BY: )


    All mandatory and specific, where mentioned in the JSA hardhat saftey glasses gloves

    SEQUENCE OF BASIC JOB STEPS POTENTIAL HAZARDS RECOMMENDED ACTION OR PROCEDURE

    Erecting and turning shell plates Tipping of the crane Make sure that the crane is level and the outriggers are
    fully extended before start lifting any thing.

    Use approved crane pads before any lift.

    Riggers are always required to assist the operator by


    checking the ground, setup and surrounding areas
    during positioning of the crane.

    Mechanical failure Daily inspection of the crane every morning before start
    using it.

    Complete the ECBI daily checklist.

    Un balanced load Use taglines to control the load.

    Pinch points Keep your hands and body parts away from the pinch
    points during erecting the plates and turning it.

    Side loading the crane Position the crane in such away that it don’t side load
    due to turning of the plate.
    Rigging shell plates Rigging failure Daily inspect the rigging equipment and check if it is
    recently color coded.

    Do not use defective rigging tools. If any defective tools


    noticed red tag it and take it out from service.

    Printed in USA SAF 55 (FRONT) NOV 95


    Over loading of the crane Check the load of the plate to be lifted and confirm the
    rigging equipment to be selected according to the load
    and the crane capable of lifting the gross load.

    Falling objects Place the materials in the tools baskets before taking
    the plate to the place.

    Tools and fit up materials to be stored inside the tool


    pails.

    Clamp slip off Use the clamp as per the manufacturer requirements
    and CBI standards.

    Working at heights Workers are required to use the CBI approved safety
    harness with shock absorbers and two lanyards. 100%
    TIE off is required.

    Scaffold and ladders to be used should have a green


    tag and inspect by a competent person.

    Jumping of scaffold from one ring to another Falling from height Workers are required to use approved anchorage
    points such as 3 sides weld 3/4 “ nut or over the shell
    hook device or miller retractable life line.

    Yoyo should be installed on the vertical shell ladders.

    When starting the transfer of the scaffold from one to


    another one end should be hard barricaded for
    restriction of access.

    Falling objects Materials and tools should be stored in the tool pails.

    Overloading of scaffold Materials should be placed near the bracket arm area
    Avoid stacking of material at one point.

    Not more than 3 people to stand on one span of the


    scaffold.
    Shifting of materials Sharp edges Use working gloves and watch for the sharp edges.

    Improper rigging Provide proper rigging as per the instructions of the


    foreman.

    Rigging failure Check the capacity of rigging as per the load. Inspect
    all rigging tools prior to use. Remove any defective
    rigging tools from service.

    Printed in USA SAF 55 (FRONT) NOV 95


    Use softeners at sharp edges at the connection point
    with the slings.

    Back strain Use proper lifting techniques.

    Load falling from the trailer Properly secure and tie the load on the trailer.

    Load falling from the crane Do not lift un even loads higher than required. Keep the
    load lower as possible.

    Do not walk under the suspended load.

    Swinging of the load Use tag line to control the load from swinging.

    Pinch points Protect your hands and other parts of the body from
    the pinch points. Use hand gloves.

    Stay away from the crane while the crane operator


    extent or retract the out riggers.

    Crane failure Daily inspection of the crane every morning before start
    using it.

    Complete the ECBI daily checklist

    Make sure that the crane is level and the outriggers are
    fully extended before start lifting any thing.

    Use approved crane pads before any lift.

    Riggers are always required to assist the operator by


    checking the ground, setup and surrounding areas
    during positioning of the crane.

    SIGNATURES REQUIRED ON BACK OF JSA

    Printed in USA SAF 55 (FRONT) NOV 95


    JSA TRAINING ATTENDANCE

    PRINT NAME HERE SIGNATURE

    1 RIAZ AHMED Welder


               
    2 PARVEZ IQBAL FITTER
               
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    Recommended Improvements in JSA:

         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         

    Printed in USA SAF 55 (BACK) NOV 95

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