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JSA Loading and Unloading Items Using Forklift

This document provides a job safety analysis for loading and unloading items with a forklift. It identifies risks such as untrained operators, improper lifting equipment, carrying loads too fast or high, and operating on slopes. To control risks, it specifies that only trained operators can drive forklifts, forklifts cannot carry passengers, speed must not exceed 5 km/hr, forklifts must be well-maintained and inspected, loads should not overload capacity, and loads must be carried slowly and at a low height. Signal persons should also be used when visibility is blocked.

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JSA Loading and Unloading Items Using Forklift

This document provides a job safety analysis for loading and unloading items with a forklift. It identifies risks such as untrained operators, improper lifting equipment, carrying loads too fast or high, and operating on slopes. To control risks, it specifies that only trained operators can drive forklifts, forklifts cannot carry passengers, speed must not exceed 5 km/hr, forklifts must be well-maintained and inspected, loads should not overload capacity, and loads must be carried slowly and at a low height. Signal persons should also be used when visibility is blocked.

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Job Safety Analysis – Loading/Unloading items

JSA Master No: Review Date: TBA

Action Required for Job Completion


1 The Forklift is in constant use about the rig Site moving and lifting many types of loads.

2 The fork lift has to be inspected, daily by the operator and general inspection in weekly
basis
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Risks / Hazards Associated with the Job
1 The forklift driver if not trained and approved otherwise injury to driver or a crew man is
very likely.
2 Using wrong lifting forks, arm or basket for the load resulting in the load falling and injuring.

3 Carrying a load too high or too fast resulting in forklift slipping or load failing.

4 Using the forklift on a slope or soft surface it could roll over or lose control of the load.

5 Failing to use a signal man or bad signals resulting in collision or injury.

6 Work that was not designed for the forklift in use, could tip over or break it.

7 Loads if not carried slowly and at a low hight the load could tip and fall.
Procedures to Control Risks
1 Only trained and approved operators are to drive the forklift.

2 The forklift is not allowed to carry passengers.

3 Maximum speed in the forklift at the rig or camp site is 5 km/hr.

4 The forklift must be maintained in good condition, good brakes, regular inspected and
repaired.
5 Never overload the forklift. Only use it for work it was designed for.

6 Never walk or stand underneath the forklift load.

7 Have the forklift arms as wide a part as possible for the load,

8 For sling loads use the lifting arm.

9 Use the basket for waste material / soil.

10 .Never lift or move load on a sloping, uneven or soft surface.

11 The forklift driver must always use a signal man when en his view is blocked.

12 One signal man only, who knows, the correct signals can gives signals for the forklift
operator.
13 Loads must be carried slowly, at a low height or the load or forklift could tip and fall.

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