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    TSA Carpentry Works

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    This document provides a task safety analysis for carpentry works. It identifies potential hazards such as slips/trips, struck by objects, falls, and manual handling. Controls include pre-task briefings, housekeeping, clear walkways, use of lifting equipment, and PPE. Specific hazards and controls are outlined for preparing the work area, carpentry tasks, and storing completed products to mitigate risks like electrical shock, pinch points, damaged tools, and manual handling. Approval signatures are required before work can begin.

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    TSA Carpentry Works

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    This document provides a task safety analysis for carpentry works. It identifies potential hazards such as slips/trips, struck by objects, falls, and manual handling. Controls include pre-task briefings, housekeeping, clear walkways, use of lifting equipment, and PPE. Specific hazards and controls are outlined for preparing the work area, carpentry tasks, and storing completed products to mitigate risks like electrical shock, pinch points, damaged tools, and manual handling. Approval signatures are required before work can begin.

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    This document provides a task safety analysis for carpentry works. It identifies potential hazards such as slips/trips, struck by objects, falls, and manual handling. Controls include pre-task briefings, housekeeping, clear walkways, use of lifting equipment, and PPE. Specific hazards and controls are outlined for preparing the work area, carpentry tasks, and storing completed products to mitigate risks like electrical shock, pinch points, damaged tools, and manual handling. Approval signatures are required before work can begin.

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    TSA Carpentry Works

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    Musadiq Hussain
    This document provides a task safety analysis for carpentry works. It identifies potential hazards such as slips/trips, struck by objects, falls, and manual handling. Controls include pre-task briefings, housekeeping, clear walkways, use of lifting equipment, and PPE. Specific hazards and controls are outlined for preparing the work area, carpentry tasks, and storing completed products to mitigate risks like electrical shock, pinch points, damaged tools, and manual handling. Approval signatures are required before work can begin.

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    Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Rev.

    ETIHAD RAIL PROJECT PACKAGE 2F1


    Issued For General Use
    Operation & Maintenance (O&M) Facilities
    Reference No. D0201-SO2-GHS-WX-00090 01
    FORM Serial No. TSA-003
    Task Safety Analysis (TSA) 1 of 2
    Page

    SECTION A: GENERAL INFORMATION


    Work Area Admin Building/ GMB Area/ Berthing North & South Section Civil

    Task Description CARPENTRY WORKS (TSA 003)

    D0201-S02-EAS-PM-00004
    Method Ref. No. D0201-S02-EAS-PM-00002 HSE Risk Assessment RA-D0201-SO2-EAS-PM-00007-01
    Statement Serial No. RA-D0201--SO2-EAS-PM-00005-01
    Serial No.
    D0201-S02-
    Ref. No. D0201-S02-GHS-PR-00014 D0201-S02-GHS-PR-00007
    Lifting Plan PTW GHS-PR-00007
    Serial No Serial No.
    Emergency Assembly Point GMB/ Admin Building/
    +97156-4134006 Berthing North & South
    Contact No
    Specific Training
    Mandatory PPE Required
    Required
    Adjacent Work Hazards Extreme Weather Excessive Noise
    Stop Work Conditions
    (if any, work shall stop& re- Change in Work Conditions Fires & Explosions Excessive Dust
    assessed)
    Pollutant Spills/Releases Unusual Odors Evacuation Alarm
    SECTION B: TASK PLANNING – HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROLS
    Task Steps Potential Hazards Mitigation Controls
     Preparation of tools  Slip and Trip  Pre-Task briefings will be conducted
    and work area  Struck by an Object  Housekeeping will be regularly conducted
     Falling Object  Access, Walkway, and work areas will be
     Manual Handling kept free from obstruction. Cables and air
    hose will be laid in such a manner that it
    will not be a trip hazard.
     Loose item will be place in a secured box,
    material or tool will be placed in working
    tables far away from edge or to secure
    location
     Manual of handling of heavy object will be
    avoided as far as possible. Mechanical
    aides (Jack up forklift, trolley and others)
    will be provided.
     Wearing of appropriate PPE
     Carpentry Works  Slip and Trip  Pre-Taskings will be conducted
     Struck by an Object  Housekeeping will be regularly conducted
     Falling Object  Access, Walkway, and work areas will be
     Electrical Shock kept free from obstruction. Cables and air
     Rotating Parts hose will be laid in such a manner that it
     Eye Injury will not be a trip hazard.
     Pinch Point  Loose item will be placed in a secured box,
     Damaged tool and material or tool will be placed in working
    Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Rev.
    ETIHAD RAIL PROJECT PACKAGE 2F1
    Issued For General Use
    Operation & Maintenance (O&M) Facilities
    Reference No. D0201-SO2-GHS-WX-00090 01
    FORM Serial No. TSA-003
    Task Safety Analysis (TSA) 2 of 2
    Page

    Equipment tables far away from edge or to secure


     Manual Handling location
     Electrical cables and electrical tools will be
    check of damage prior to use. Damaged
    electrical tool cable and accessories will not
    be used
     All rotating parts of tools or equipment
    shall be provided with guard
     Manual of handling of heavy object will be
    avoided as far as possible. Mechanical
    aides (Jack up forklift, trolley and others)
    will be provided.
     Wearing of appropriate PPE
     Storing of Completed  Slip and Trip  Pre-Task Briefings will be conducted
    Carpentry Product  Manual Handling  House Keeping Will be regularly conducted
     Access, Walkway, and work areas will be
    kept free from obstruction. Cables and air
    hose will be laid in such a manner that it
    will not be a trip hazard.
     Loose item will be placed in a secured box,
    material or tool will be placed in working
    tables far away from edge or to secure
    location
     Manual of handling of heavy object will be
    avoided as far as possible. Mechanical
    aides (Jack up forklift, trolley and others)
    will be provided.
     Wearing of appropriate PPE

    Name Signature Date


    Completed By

    Approved By

    Representatives

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