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12 Aug

Posted at 20:02h in Job Safety Analysis-JSA
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Pipe Installation Safety Analysis (JSA) Job / Task Receiving, staging, handling, cutting, fitting, joining, lowering, aligning, supporting, testing, backfilling, and completing installation of aboveground or underground piping systems. Purpose This Job Safety Analysis (JSA), also known as a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), identifies hazards associated with pipe installation and establishes controls to prevent struck-by, caught-between, crushing, excavation, lifting, cutting, hot-work, pressure-testing, chemical, and ergonomic injuries. Personnel Qualifications Pipe installation shall be performed by trained employees familiar with the pipe material, joining method, tools, equipment, lifting procedures, and site hazards. Specialized equipment and processes shall be performed only by trained and authorized personnel. Employees shall: Understand the installation...

12 Aug

Posted at 19:56h in Job Safety Analysis-JSA
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Concrete Cutting / Drilling Safety Analysis (JSA) Job / Task Saw cutting, core drilling, hammer drilling, rotary drilling, wall or slab cutting, and related penetration of concrete or masonry using electric, pneumatic, hydraulic, or engine-powered equipment. Purpose This Job Safety Analysis (JSA), also known as a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), identifies hazards associated with concrete cutting and drilling and establishes controls to prevent respirable crystalline silica exposure, blade or bit contact, kickback, electrical shock, utility strikes, falls, flying debris, noise, vibration, and injuries from falling or released concrete. Personnel Qualifications Concrete cutting and drilling shall be performed only by employees trained in the equipment, manufacturer instructions,...

12 Aug

Posted at 19:52h in Job Safety Analysis-JSA
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Concrete Work Safety Analysis (JSA) Job / Task Preparation, formwork, reinforcing steel, mixing, pumping, placing, screeding, finishing, curing, cutting, drilling, chipping, and cleanup associated with concrete construction and repair. Purpose This Job Safety Analysis (JSA), also known as a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), identifies hazards associated with concrete work and establishes controls to prevent chemical burns, silica exposure, struck-by and caught-between injuries, falls, impalement, equipment incidents, hose-whip injuries, electrical contact, and musculoskeletal injuries. Personnel Qualifications Concrete work shall be performed by trained employees familiar with the tools, equipment, materials, and hazards involved. Specialized equipment such as concrete pumps, saws, powered finishing equipment, and lifting devices shall...

12 Aug

Posted at 19:46h in Job Safety Analysis-JSA
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Demolition Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Job / Task Planning, preparing, dismantling, cutting, breaking, removing, and disposing of structures, building components, equipment, concrete, masonry, piping, and other materials during demolition activities. Purpose This Job Safety Analysis (JSA), also known as a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), identifies hazards associated with demolition and establishes controls to prevent structural collapse, falls, struck-by and caught-between injuries, utility contact, hazardous-material exposure, fire, equipment incidents, and other demolition-related injuries. Personnel Qualifications Demolition work shall be performed by trained employees under appropriate competent-person supervision. Required engineering surveys, utility controls, permits, hazardous-material assessments, and task-specific procedures shall be completed before demolition begins. Employees involved in demolition...

12 Aug

Posted at 19:41h in Job Safety Analysis-JSA
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Working Around Underground Utilities Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Job / Task Planning, locating, exposing, excavating, drilling, trenching, grading, boring, driving stakes or posts, and performing other work near underground electrical, gas, water, sewer, communication, petroleum, and other buried utility systems. Purpose This Job Safety Analysis (JSA), also known as a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), identifies hazards associated with working around underground utilities and establishes controls to prevent electrocution, fire, explosion, flooding, hazardous releases, utility damage, struck-by incidents, and service interruptions. Personnel Qualifications Employees performing excavation or other ground-disturbing work shall be trained in applicable utility-location requirements, site procedures, safe excavation practices, and emergency response. Equipment operators...

12 Aug

Posted at 19:37h in Job Safety Analysis-JSA
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Excavation and Trenching Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Job / Task Planning, locating utilities, excavating, trenching, installing protective systems, accessing excavations, working within or adjacent to excavations, placing materials, backfilling, and restoring the work area. Purpose This Job Safety Analysis (JSA), also known as a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), identifies hazards associated with excavation and trenching and establishes controls to prevent cave-ins, utility strikes, falls, falling loads, hazardous atmospheres, water accumulation, mobile-equipment incidents, and other excavation-related injuries. Personnel Qualifications Excavation and trenching work shall be planned and performed by trained employees under the direction of a competent person as required. The competent person shall be capable of...

12 Aug

Posted at 19:30h in Job Safety Analysis-JSA
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Mobile Equipment Inspection Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Job / Task Pre-use, pre-shift, periodic, and post-operation inspection of mobile equipment such as loaders, excavators, backhoes, dump trucks, forklifts, skid-steer loaders, aerial equipment, and similar powered equipment. Purpose This Job Safety Analysis (JSA), also known as a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), identifies hazards associated with inspecting mobile equipment and establishes controls to prevent unexpected movement, struck-by and caught-between injuries, falls, burns, hydraulic injection injuries, and operation of defective equipment. Personnel Qualifications Mobile equipment inspections shall be performed by employees who are trained to recognize equipment defects and understand the inspection requirements for the specific equipment. Inspection does not...

12 Aug

Posted at 19:26h in Job Safety Analysis-JSA
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Dump Truck Operation Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Job / Task Inspection, startup, travel, backing, positioning, loading, hauling, dumping, spreading material, parking, and shutdown of dump trucks used for construction, excavation, hauling, and material-delivery operations. Purpose This Job Safety Analysis (JSA), also known as a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), identifies hazards associated with dump truck operation and establishes controls to prevent struck-by, caught-between, collision, rollover, tip-over, overhead electrical contact, uncontrolled dumping, falling-material, and equipment-failure incidents. Personnel Qualifications Dump trucks shall be operated only by properly licensed, trained, competent, and authorized drivers who are familiar with the specific vehicle, manufacturer instructions, controls, warning devices, rated capacities, inspection requirements,...

12 Aug

Posted at 19:18h in Job Safety Analysis-JSA
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Backhoe Operation Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Job / Task Inspection, startup, travel, positioning, digging, trenching, loading, backfilling, material handling, attachment use, parking, and shutdown of tractor-loader-backhoes and similar backhoe equipment. Purpose This Job Safety Analysis (JSA), also known as a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), identifies hazards associated with backhoe operation and establishes controls to prevent struck-by, caught-between, rollover, excavation collapse, utility contact, electrical contact, falling-material, equipment-failure, and other mobile-equipment incidents. Personnel Qualifications Backhoes shall be operated only by trained, competent, and authorized employees familiar with the specific machine, manufacturer instructions, controls, stabilizers, warning devices, operating limitations, attachments, rated capacities, inspection requirements, and site rules. Operators shall: Complete...

12 Aug

Posted at 19:13h in Job Safety Analysis-JSA
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Excavator Operation Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Job / Task Inspection, startup, travel, positioning, digging, trenching, excavation, loading, material placement, attachment use, backfilling, parking, and shutdown of hydraulic excavators used for construction and earthmoving operations. Purpose This Job Safety Analysis (JSA), also known as a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), identifies hazards associated with excavator operation and establishes controls to prevent struck-by, caught-between, rollover, excavation collapse, utility contact, electrical contact, falling-material, equipment-failure, and other mobile-equipment incidents. Personnel Qualifications Excavators shall be operated only by trained, competent, and authorized employees familiar with the specific machine, manufacturer instructions, controls, warning devices, operating limitations, attachments, rated capacities, inspection requirements, and site...