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    JSA 001 Tug Boat Positioning and Crew Transfer

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    The document provides a job safety analysis for vessel positioning and crew transfer operations at an island jetty. It outlines 3 key job steps: 1) positioning the vessel alongside the jetty and securing mooring lines, 2) applying tension to tighten the mooring lines to secure the vessel, and 3) crew transfer between the vessel and crew boat which requires safety precautions due to hazards such as rough seas, low visibility, and slip hazards. Potential hazards and control measures are identified for each job step.

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    JSA 001 Tug Boat Positioning and Crew Transfer

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    The document provides a job safety analysis for vessel positioning and crew transfer operations at an island jetty. It outlines 3 key job steps: 1) positioning the vessel alongside the jetty and securing mooring lines, 2) applying tension to tighten the mooring lines to secure the vessel, and 3) crew transfer between the vessel and crew boat which requires safety precautions due to hazards such as rough seas, low visibility, and slip hazards. Potential hazards and control measures are identified for each job step.

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    The document provides a job safety analysis for vessel positioning and crew transfer operations at an island jetty. It outlines 3 key job steps: 1) positioning the vessel alongside the jetty and securing mooring lines, 2) applying tension to tighten the mooring lines to secure the vessel, and 3) crew transfer between the vessel and crew boat which requires safety precautions due to hazards such as rough seas, low visibility, and slip hazards. Potential hazards and control measures are identified for each job step.

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    JSA 001 Tug Boat Positioning and Crew Transfer

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    Ryan
    The document provides a job safety analysis for vessel positioning and crew transfer operations at an island jetty. It outlines 3 key job steps: 1) positioning the vessel alongside the jetty and securing mooring lines, 2) applying tension to tighten the mooring lines to secure the vessel, and 3) crew transfer between the vessel and crew boat which requires safety precautions due to hazards such as rough seas, low visibility, and slip hazards. Potential hazards and control measures are identified for each job step.

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    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

    REVISION 02
    1. Project Name:
    2. Job Scope: Vessel Positioning and Alongside at Island Jetty Installation/Facility
    3. Company Name:
    Location Island Jetty
    WORK ACTIVITY Vessel/Tug Boat Positioning and Alongside at Island Jetty and Crew Transfer JSA Cross-Reference Number 001

    Job
    Description of Job Steps Potential Hazards Control Measures
    Step
    a) Beware of hand placement
    1. Pinch point, Man overboard
    Vessel alongside to jetty and b) Wear work vest when working near edge of Tug Boat / Vessel
    1 2. Adverse weather condition
    mooring c) Vessel alongside to be done only in good weather condition
    3. Damage fender panel
    d) Supervisor / Master to closely monitor tug boat movement during approaching fender

    a) Regular visual check on conditions of mooring to be carried out


    Apply tension / tighten mooring to 1. Mooring high tension b) Constant monitoring by vessel master of mooring condition
    2
    secure 2. Rough sea weather condition c) Master to oversee weather condition and update to his vessel crew
    d) Vessel crew to also monitor tug boat mooring tension during low tide and high tide

    a) Personnel shall queue up and go one by one


    1. Personnel fall overboard during embarkation/dis-
    b) Ensure 3-point contact
    Crew transfer from crew boat to embarkation
    c) No personnel transfer during bad weather condition
    3 tug boat and vice versa (day and 2. Rough sea condition
    d) Personnel shall wear life jacket / work vest
    night) 3. Low visibility during transfer at night time
    e) Ensure sufficient lighting at crew transfer area / ladder
    4. Slippery steps / ladder
    f) Workers shall wear safety shoe

    Prepared by (CONTRACTOR) Approved by (CONTRACTOR) Reviewed by (COMPANY/CLIENT)


    NAME

    POSITION

    SIGNATURE &
    DATE

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