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    This document provides a job safety analysis for servicing and repairing a gear box at a tankyard. The key steps involve mobilizing manpower, dismantling machinery parts, and collecting dismantled parts for transport. Potential hazards include sharp edges, rotating parts, crushing, electrocution, disc slip, and reckless driving. Control measures require safety briefings, proper PPE like safety shoes and gloves, supervision during work, first aid kits on site, and following safe loading and driving procedures when transporting parts. Personal protective equipment like hard hats, safety glasses, and fire extinguishers are required. The JSA was prepared by two named engineers and must be approved by the client prior to work.

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for servicing and repairing a gear box at a tankyard. The key steps involve mobilizing manpower, dismantling machinery parts, and collecting dismantled parts for transport. Potential hazards include sharp edges, rotating parts, crushing, electrocution, disc slip, and reckless driving. Control measures require safety briefings, proper PPE like safety shoes and gloves, supervision during work, first aid kits on site, and following safe loading and driving procedures when transporting parts. Personal protective equipment like hard hats, safety glasses, and fire extinguishers are required. The JSA was prepared by two named engineers and must be approved by the client prior to work.

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for servicing and repairing a gear box at a tankyard. The key steps involve mobilizing manpower, dismantling machinery parts, and collecting dismantled parts for transport. Potential hazards include sharp edges, rotating parts, crushing, electrocution, disc slip, and reckless driving. Control measures require safety briefings, proper PPE like safety shoes and gloves, supervision during work, first aid kits on site, and following safe loading and driving procedures when transporting parts. Personal protective equipment like hard hats, safety glasses, and fire extinguishers are required. The JSA was prepared by two named engineers and must be approved by the client prior to work.

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    Jsa Pm-Ste

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    Mohamad Adam Mohamed Nassir
    This document provides a job safety analysis for servicing and repairing a gear box at a tankyard. The key steps involve mobilizing manpower, dismantling machinery parts, and collecting dismantled parts for transport. Potential hazards include sharp edges, rotating parts, crushing, electrocution, disc slip, and reckless driving. Control measures require safety briefings, proper PPE like safety shoes and gloves, supervision during work, first aid kits on site, and following safe loading and driving procedures when transporting parts. Personal protective equipment like hard hats, safety glasses, and fire extinguishers are required. The JSA was prepared by two named engineers and must be approved by the client prior to work.

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    STE-JSA FORM

    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS Date : 03 / 09/ 2020

    JSA NO: STE-PM-01 Time : THURSDAY

    JOB DESCRIPTION: SERVICE & REPAIR GEAR BOX (1 UNIT) – SHIMADZU GEAR PUMP @ TANKYARD (P-633)

    Sequence of Basic Job Steps Potential Hazards Consequences Control measure

    MOBILIZATION OF MANPOWER 1-INEXPERIENCE WORKER 1- ACCIDENTS -SAFETY BRIEFING/TRAINING CONDUCTED BY STE AT


    2- HEALTH CONDITION 2-MISHANDLING WORKSHOP
    3-SAFETY KNOWLEDGE 3- SICK -SAFETY BRIEFING AT PETROCHEMICALS M SB
    -WORKERS TO ATTEND TOOLBOX MEETING BEFORE
    BEGIN WORK
    -ALL WORKERS MUST BE IN EXCELLENT HEALTH
    CONDITIONS APPROVED BY STE SUPERVISORS
    -NO HANDPHONES ALLOWED
    - CHECK ON PPE

    DISTMANTLING & GROUPING 1-SHARP EDGES 1- BLOOD LOST - SAFE HANDLING ON HEAVY PARTS
    MACHINERY PARTS, NUTS, AND 2- ROTATING PARTS 2-BROKEN BONES - WEARING NECESSARY PPE’S ON SITE
    BOLTS. 3- CRUSHING 3-DISC SLIP - SUPERVISORS ON SITE FOR SAFETY SUPERVISION
    4- ELECTROCUTION 4- FLESH WOUND ALONG THE WORK PROGRESS
    5- DISC SLIP 5-CURRENT SHOCK - FIRST AID BOX MUST BE AT SITE ALL THE TIME
    6-STABBING 6- LIGAMENTS TEAR - FIRE EXTINGUISHER FOR EMERGENCY USE AT SITE ALL
    7- CUTTING 7- BURNS THE TIME
    8- SUDDEN FIRE SPARK - HEAVY LIFTING SHOULD BE DONE BY 2 OR MORE
    9-ERGONOMICS WORKERS, NEVER ALLOW ONE PERSON TO LIFT.
    - NO HARSH HANDLING ON ANY PARTS

    DISMANTLED PART COLLECTION 1- HEAVY LOAD 1- ACCIDENTS - FOLLOW VEHICLE LOAD SAFE WEIGHT
    BY TRANSPORT 2- PARTS FALLS ON ONE ANOTHER 2- HAND FOOT - DO NOT OVERLOAD
    (BY 4X4 PICKUP TRUCK) 4- DAMAGED FIXTURES OR INJURIES - DRIVE WITH SAFE SPEED- 80 KM/H LIMIT
    MECHANICALS 3- BROKEN BONES -CHECK TRANSPORT CONDITION BEFORE USE
    3- RECKLESS DRIVING 4- DISC SLIP - HANDLE PARTS WITH CARE
    - DO NOT DO SHARP TURNS
    -SLOW DOWN ON BUMPS, SLIPPERY ROADS & BAD ROAD
    CONDITIONS.

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    STE-JSA FORM

    Hazards Guide

    Type of Hazards
    A. Chemical Hazards
    - Liquid - Mists - Explosive - Corrosive
    - Gases - Dusts - Oxidising - Harmful
    - Vapours - Fumes - Flammable - Irritant
    - Toxic
    B. Physical hazards
    - Lifting heavy equipment - Shearing - Falling from height
    - Hot surface (manual handling) - Entanglement - O2 deficiency (Confined
    - Sharp edges - Cutting - Electrocution space)
    - Rotating parts - Stabbing - Crushing - Burn
    - Stored energy release - Puncture - Slipping and Fall - Disc Slip
    - Tangled cable - Striking

    C. Health hazards
    - Noise - Radiation - Cancer - Vision loss
    - Ergonomics - Chemical - Hearing loss

    PPE & SAFETY EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED FOR THE JOB (please tick whichever applicable)

    Hard hat √ Rain Boot / Plastic Boot Fire Extinguisher (CO2/ABC) √ Cotton Glove √ Harness
    Goggle Reflective Vest Stepladder Semi Leather Glove Life Line
    Face Shield Barricade Gas Detector Chemical Glove SCBA, Stretcher
    Safety Shoes √ Ear Muff / Ear Plug Chemical Protective Suit Rubber Glove Walkie - Talkie

    Safety Glasses √ Warning Signage Respirators/Dusk Mask Other Glove Lock-Out/Tag-Out

    JSA Team Members :

    1) ADAM NASSIR 2) DAREN LUM

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    STE-JSA FORM

    JSA Leader: Approved By (Client): __________________________________


    ADAM NASSIR- SOUTHERN TECH ENGINEERING (SIGN & STAMP)
    Name:
    Date:

    Personnel Attended:

    Name & IC Number Signature & Date

    1.

    2.

    3.

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