JSA FOR PAINTING OPERATION

S.No Scope of Activity Hazard Control Measures Requested by

1) Each step should 1) Identify the hazards 1) Specify what action/procedures will be taken to
accomplish some major associated with each eliminate or minimize the hazards.
tasks and be in a logical step.
sequence 2) The risk of injury/damage, and/or potential severity
2) Examine each to find factors.
possibilities that could
lead to an accident 3) Including the measure to be taken to ensure the
proposed control.

1) Site establishment / set up 1) Struck by other plant 1) Site induction, wearing of hi vis clothing, isolate area if in
of area to be painted from a trafficable area by cones/bunting.
work area 2) Manual handling strains
from unloading 2) Two man lift for heavy equipment, use of vehicle loading
equipment crane for heavier equipment.

3) UV exposure 3) Use of sunscreen, hardhats to be worn, work under

shade where available, have regular rest breaks
4) sunburn / heat stress depending on weather condition, drink fresh water in
small amounts but often.

2) Set up site and equipment 1) Plant failure causing 1) Plant item to be check by competent operator before
injury to operating.
operator/bystander
2) Maintenance to be conducted as per manufacture
2) Noise Hazard manual, faulty plant tagged out until repaired.

3) Physical hazard 3) Maintenance of muffler system / hearing PPE

4) Slipping Hazard 4) Area to be isolated if necessary and all personal on site

to wear safety glasses as a site requirement.
5) Tripping Hazard
5) Area to be checked before gaining access and leasing
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6) Falling Hazard with site management regard area before starting.

7) Unauthorised personnel 6) Correct foot ware to be worn and in the correct manner.
entering work area
7) Hose to be in area where it will not affect others and out
of walkways.

8) Immediate work area barricaded.

9) Erection of warning signage

3) Access to the areas to be 1) Noise Hazard 1) Supervisor to inspect area of operation prior to
cleaned and painted commencement and liaise with project management with
2) Physical hazard regards to condition of the area to be access by our staff.

3) Slipping Hazard 2) Scaffold to be used to access certain areas,

4) Tripping Hazard 3) Scaffold not to enter unless scoff tag is displayed as OK

and passed.
5) Falling Hazard
4) *Ladder access is only for access and not to be worked
6) Unauthorised personnel
off.
entering work area
5) Must be tied off at the top and well footed at the bottom.
7) Collapse of access
6) use of a rope to pull the hose up after the operator has
gained a position suitable to pull the hose up without
strain or effort / risk for injury.

4) Mixing of painting 1) Poisoning due to poor 1) Use gloves while mixing at all time, safety glasses to be
mixing worn at all times.

2) skin irritation 2) Coverall to be worn. Mixing to be as per manufacture

data & MSDS instructions.
3) fire Hazard
3) Personal to be aware of information contained on their
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instructions and be available at all times for reference.

5) Painting of Structural 1) Poisoning from 1) Use of gloves while painting and mixing, correct PPE as
Steelwork substance through per manufacture data / MSDS sheet to be worn.
contact. Personal to be aware of information contained on these
instructions and be available at all times for reference.
2) Personal being
overcome by fumes 2) Personal to carry paint in small amounts so not to strain
from paint while or overbalance while working at heights.
applying.
3) Personal working in open area with good ventilation.
3) Environmental damage
from spilling paint 4) Personal wear “SUNSTROM” respirators at all times
while painting in enclosed areas or poor ventilation.
4) Paint Over Spray
5) Paint will be in small container to reduce the risk of spills
5) Fire from paint fumes of large amounts.

6) Environmental spill kits to be available in the area of

work.

7) Spills to be clean up as per MSDS with water and soap

to break up and disperse.

8) Wind direction and speed to be monitored.

9) Paint to be applied by brush reducing the potential of

combustible fumes.

10) Fire extinguishers place around site and on support

truck.

6) Clean up after job 1) Poisoning from 1) Use of gloves while cleaning up, correct PPE as per
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substance manufacture data / MSDS sheet to be worn.

2) Splash into eyes. 2) Ensure all tins have been catalyzed and then placed in
appropriate bins depending on local council require.
3) Contamination of the
environment