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Sure! Here's a sample Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) for constructing a gasoline station.

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be copied and pasted into a Microsoft Word document. You may need to adjust the formatting and add
specific details relevant to your project.

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**Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) for Constructing a Gasoline Station**

**1. Introduction**

This Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) identifies potential hazards associated with constructing a gasoline station
and outlines controls to mitigate these hazards. The goal is to ensure the safety of all personnel involved
in the construction process.

**2. Project Details**

- **Location:** [Enter Location]

- **Project:** Construction of Gasoline Station

- **Date:** [Enter Date]

- **Prepared by:** [Enter Name]

- **Approved by:** [Enter Name]

**3. Job Steps, Hazards, and Controls**

| **Job Step** | **Potential Hazards** | **Controls**


| **Responsible Person** | **Notes** |

|----------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------
----------|------------------------|------------------|

| **1. Site Preparation** | - Unmarked utilities<br>- Site clearing accidents | - Conduct utility
locates<br>- Clear site with caution<br>- Use PPE | Site Supervisor | Ensure all utilities are identified
before digging. |
| **2. Excavation and Trenching** | - Cave-ins<br>- Falling objects<br>- Underground hazards | -
Use trench boxes or shoring<br>- Secure loose materials<br>- Inspect trenches regularly | Excavation
Foreman | Maintain daily inspections. |

| **3. Foundation Work** | - Falling from heights<br>- Equipment malfunctions | - Use fall
protection systems<br>- Inspect equipment before use | Construction Manager | Ensure all workers
are trained in fall protection. |

| **4. Tank Installation** | - Fire and explosion<br>- Chemical exposure<br>- Heavy lifting
injuries | - Follow safety protocols for flammable materials<br>- Use proper lifting techniques<br>-
Provide PPE | Tank Installation Team | Have emergency response plans in place. |

| **5. Electrical Works** | - Electric shock<br>- Fire hazards | - Follow


lockout/tagout procedures<br>- Use qualified electricians<br>- Inspect electrical systems | Electrical
Contractor | Ensure all electrical work is up to code. |

| **6. Building Construction** | - Scaffold collapse<br>- Falling tools<br>- Noise and vibration | -
Inspect scaffolding regularly<br>- Secure tools and materials<br>- Provide hearing protection |
Construction Foreman | Ensure scaffolding meets safety standards. |

| **7. Fuel System Installation** | - Leaks and spills<br>- Fire hazards | - Use spill
containment measures<br>- Regularly inspect connections<br>- Follow fire safety protocols | Fuel
System Installer | Keep spill kits readily available. |

| **8. Final Inspection and Commissioning** | - Safety compliance<br>- Operational issues |-


Conduct thorough inspections<br>- Ensure all systems are operational<br>- Document compliance |
Project Manager | Ensure all permits and inspections are completed. |

**4. Emergency Procedures**

- **Fire:** Evacuate the area immediately, use fire extinguishers if trained, and call emergency services.

- **Spills:** Use spill kits, contain the spill, and report it to the site supervisor.

- **Electrical Shock:** Disconnect power source, administer first aid if trained, and call emergency
services.

- **Falls:** Administer first aid, and ensure that fall protection systems are used and in place.

**5. Training and Communication**

- **Safety Training:** All workers must complete safety training specific to their tasks.

- **Toolbox Talks:** Conduct regular toolbox talks to review potential hazards and safety procedures.
- **Emergency Drills:** Regularly conduct emergency drills to ensure preparedness.

**6. Review and Revision**

- **Review Frequency:** Monthly or as needed based on changes or incidents.

- **Next Review Date:** [Enter Date]

- **Reviewed By:** [Enter Name]

**7. Conclusion**

This Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) is designed to identify and mitigate risks associated with the construction
of a gasoline station. All personnel must adhere to the outlined controls and procedures to ensure a safe
working environment.

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**Note:** Replace placeholders (e.g., [Enter Location], [Enter Date]) with specific information for your
project. Ensure that the JHA is reviewed and updated regularly and that all team members are familiar
with the safety procedures.

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