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JSA For Duct

This document summarizes potential job safety hazards and recommendations for duct fabrication, erection, and insulation work in 3 tasks: 1) Mobilizing materials presents hazards like loads, pinch points, tripping, and ergonomics. Recommendations include using proper lifting techniques, planning lifts, limiting weights to 25kg, and wearing PPE. 2) Duct frame fabrication through cutting, drilling, and welding poses electrical, fire, explosion, and pinch point risks. Recommendations include permitting, training, certifying welders, ensuring equipment is isolated and grounded, removing combustibles, and using welding PPE. 3) Duct fabrication risks include cuts, pinch points, slips

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75% found this document useful (4 votes)
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JSA For Duct

This document summarizes potential job safety hazards and recommendations for duct fabrication, erection, and insulation work in 3 tasks: 1) Mobilizing materials presents hazards like loads, pinch points, tripping, and ergonomics. Recommendations include using proper lifting techniques, planning lifts, limiting weights to 25kg, and wearing PPE. 2) Duct frame fabrication through cutting, drilling, and welding poses electrical, fire, explosion, and pinch point risks. Recommendations include permitting, training, certifying welders, ensuring equipment is isolated and grounded, removing combustibles, and using welding PPE. 3) Duct fabrication risks include cuts, pinch points, slips

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JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

`ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION: Duct fabrication erection and insulation


JSA No: 0 Date:
S.NO TASKS INVOLVED POTENTIAL HAZARDS RECOMMENDATIONS

1 Mobilisation of materials (Manually) • Use kinetic method of material


• Load. handling (feet apart, straight
• Pinch points/ Sharp edges. back, chin in, fan grip, hold
• Tripping and falling of men weight close to the body).
and materials. Repeat the same procedure
• Awkward loads while unloading.
• Ergonamics • Use leg muscles to lift.
• Avoid jerks while lifting.
• Avoid repeated bending, twisting
and resting of the back.
• Plan the lift before executing.
• Nominate a team leader for co-
ordination, when more than one
person is involved in lifting the
same material.
• Provide awareness to technician
about ergonomic principles.
• Persons shall not be allowed to
lift more than 25 Kgs.
• Inspect the material to be lifted
for sharp corners,
firmness/rigidity of the packing.
• Keep the unloading point clear
and keep packing ready there
before attempting the lifting
1 operation.
• Survey the route for any
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obstructions/slipping hazards.
• Do not carry too bulky materials
from the object being relocated,
before moving.
• Decide suitable resting points
on the way, if the distance to
be moved is long.
• Do not throw material as it may
cause injury to other personnel
or to self.
Wear mandatory PPE’s.

• Permit has to ensure before


starting the job.
Duct Frame Fabrication(Cutting, Drilling and Welding)
2 • Trained person involve the
• Electrical shock task.
• Fire Explosion
• Fly ashes • Welder is trained and
certified.
• pinch Points
• Welding machine shall be
connected with ELCB ,ON &
OFF switch to be installed.
• Extension board and Welding
machine to be earth properly.
• Welding holder to be isolate.
• Electrical equipment
inspected by Authorized
electrician.
• Combustible materials should
be removed. Area should be
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cleaned and barricaded.


• Proper PPEs (welding helmet,
face shield, Aprons, lather
hand gloves, safety goggles
and nose mask) shall be used
• Fire man ,fire extinguisher
and fire blanket is always in
working site .
• Signe board should be
displayed.
• Use of proper PPE’s (hand
gloves, ear plug )

• Cuts & pinch points • Check the equipment before


3 Duct Fabrication • slip ,Trip start.
• • Clean the area daily bases.
• Stack the fabricate material in
prepare place and access area
to be clear.
• Give the TBT before start the
work.
• Use the proper PPE’ ( double
lane yard F.B. harness )
• Check the all height equipment
(Scaffolding, scissor lift and
ladder) as fore check list
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before work start .


• Trained person to be involve in
Duct insulation work height work.

Collapse of scaffolding /scissor lift Back man to be provide with scissor


and fall of material or person . lift .
Barricade the work area before start.
Signe board to be provide the near
height work.

Scaffolding erection and dismantling Use proper PPE’s (Hand gloves ,Nose
mask and Goggles )
Isolate all area, remove or stop the all
hot work near the working area.
Barricade the work area .

Use of proper PPE’s( D. Lanyard F.G.


harness and hand gloves)
Cut ,Fire, Eye injury & respiratory The workers are adequately trained .
hazard Scaffolding tags should be provided ,
check with check list and competent
person .
Remove the material and store
properly.
Area should be barricaded
Fall of materials or person , Portable tools keep secured at height.
collapse of scaffolding Tool bag, tie system etc.
Scaffolds should be
erected/dismantled row wise.
Before proceed to next row, the
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entire components should be


erected/removed.
Any Loose materials will not be stack
at working platform or at Scaffold
Toe board should be provided
Scaffolding erected in a levelled
ground. Trained Scaffold gang will be
deployed
Supporting should be given for
scaffold(Cross support/bracing)
Checklist and tags should be Followed
Training provide to all worker about
Scaffolding material using, erection &
dismantling.
Overload should not allowed

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PREPARED BY : REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY:


1) ……………………… .……………………
2) …………………….. ………………………
SIGNATURE OF INITIATOR& ACCEPTOR SIGNATURE OF PERMIT ISSUER
……………………. ……………………….. ………………………………
DATE&TIME …………. DATE & TIME……………..

JSA REFERENCE NUMBER: Use additional sheets if required

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