JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS
INSULATION WORK
Sl No.
Activities
DEPT.: MECHANICAL
Hazard Criteria
Associated Hazards
Control Measures
Safety
N/A
N/A
Ergonomics
N/A
Environment
1
Special Climatic
Conditions
Safety
2
1. Dust prone zone.
Positive Isolation &
Work Permit
Storage, Handling and
transportation of
materials
RRC/HSE/JSA/19-20/REV-00
EFFECTIVE DATE: 27.09.2019
Ergonomics
Environment
1. Water logging due to rain.
2.Heat Stress during summer.
3. Cyclone and stormy weather
4. Structure Collapse due to earthquake
1. The glass wool dust may cause
suffocation.
2. The glass wool may lead to skin
irritation.
3. Eye Irritation by the glass wool dust.
4. Glass Wool is a flamable substance
5. Injury by scaffolding pipes.
6. Aluminium paint is highly flamable
liquid.
7. Aluminum paint is acute toxic.
N/A
1. Glass wool dust may lead to air
contamination.
2. Coke dust prone zone
3. Aluminium paint may lead to water
contamination.
4. Heat Stress.
Required PPEs
Responsibility
N/A
1. Dust suppression system must be installed.
2. Nose musk and safety goggles must be used.
1. Hand gloves.
2. Safety Shoe.
1. During rainy season and flood condition avoid electrical works and 3. Safety Helmet.
4. Nose Musk.
the use of power tool in waterlogged areas.
5. HV Jacket.
2. During summer season ORS drinks must be provided .
6. FR Jacket (If
required)
3. All height works and scafolding jobs must be stopped
Supervisor, Jr.
Engineer (Production,
Mechanical &
Electrical) and job
Supervisors
4. No Lifting of materials at height should be performed.
5. Evacuation of all workers and employees to the emergency
assembly point.
6. Follow Diaster Management Plan.
1. The glass wool must be contained in enclosed containers to
prevent the dust formation.
2. All personnels handling glass wool must wear full sleeve clothing
and hand gloves to prevent a direct contact of the glass wool with the
skin to prevent skin irritation.
3. Personnel must use safety goggles to prevent the glass wool dust
from entering the eye and causing eye irritation.
4. The glass wool must be stored away from any source of fire to
prevent fire hazard.
5. The scaffolding pipes must be stacked properly with stopper to
prevent rolling over and any injury by it.
6. The aluminium paint must be stored separetely away from any
source of fire.
7. Aluminium paint must not be left open in a confined room.
8. The MSDS of the aluminium paint must be available and displayed
at site.
9. Training on MSDS must be imparted to all the personnel.
N/A
1. The glass wool must be contained in enclosed containers to
prevent the dust formation.
2. Drink sufficient water to prevent dehydration.
3. Aluminium paint sepage must be restricted from flowing to water
bodies.
4. Area must be wetted by water to supress coke dust
5. Nose musk and safety goggles must be used.
1. Safety helmet
2. Safety Goggles
3. nose musk
4. Hand Gloves
5. HV Jacket
6. Safety Shoe
Supervisor, Jr.
Engineer
( Mechanical ) and job
Supervisors,
Sl No.
Activities
Hazard Criteria
Associated Hazards
Control Measures
Required PPEs
Responsibility
1. During rainy season and flood condition avoid electrical works and
the use of power tool in waterlogged areas.
2. During summer season ORS drinks must be provided .
Special Climatic
conditions
Safety
3
Scaffolding installation
1. Water logging due to rain.
2. Heat Stress during summer.
3. Cyclone and stormy weather
4. Structure Collapse during earthquake.
3. All height works and scafolding jobs must be stopped
4. Crane operation must be stopped if wind velocity is =< 48 m/sec
square.
5. No Lifting of materials at height should be performed.
6. Evacuation of all workers and employees to the emergency
assembly point.
1. The scaffolding must be thoroughly inspected and certified by a
competent person before its use.
2. All the protruding scaffolding rods must be capped with a rubber
cap till man height or 7 Ft to prevent injury.
3. The scaffolding area must be barricaded with barrication net or
hard barrication (if scaffolding is beside a road) at a distance of 3mtrs
from the scaffolding radially.
4. Proper material lifting technique must be used for material lifting.
5. Full body Safety harness must be used by all personnels working at
1. Failure of scaffolding structure due to
a height of 2mtrs.
poor material quality.
2. Injury by the protruding scaffolding rod. 6. Appropriate ladders must be installed for a safe access with the
ladder extending at a height of atleast 1mtrs from the working
3. Material falling from height while
platform.
scafolding installation.
7. The working platform must be well guarded by a hand rail, mid rail
4. Person falling from height.
& toe guard.
5. Vehicle coliding with scaffolding
8. All the materials must be properly stacked and the access area
structure.
must be free from any obstacles to prevent slip, trip & Fall.
6. Slip, Trip & Fall.
Ergonomics
1. Safety helmet
2. Safety Goggles
3. nose musk
1. Proper posture required for the work
2. Job specific tools must be used to avoid sprain and muscle fatigue. 4. Hand Gloves
1. Improper posture of work may lead to 3. Proper material lifting techniques must be used for manual lifting. 5. HV Jacket.
Supervisor, Jr.
6. FR Jacket (If working
muscle sprain.
Engineer
2. Wrong tool selection may lead to sprain 4. The maximum manual load lifting capacity for individual must not in hot zone)
( Mechanical ) and job
7. Safety Shoe
and muscle fatigue.
be exceeded.
Supervisors,
8. Welders Face Shield.
3. Improper technique for manual material
9. Leg Guard.
handling may lead to lower lumbar sprain.
10. Hand Sleeve.
11. Gas Cutters Face
Shield.
1. FR jackets must be used.
2. Drink sufficient water to prevent dehydration.
Environment
1. Heat stress
2. Coke dust prone zone
3. Continuous working by individual worker must not be allowed.
4. Area must be wetted by water to supress coke dust
5. Nose musk and safety goggles must be used.
Sl No.
Activities
Hazard Criteria
Special Climatic
Conditions
Safety
4
Removal of old
insulation & Cleaning
Ergonomics
Associated Hazards
1. Water logging due to rain.
2. Heat Stress during summer.
3. Cyclone and stormy weather
4. Structure Collapse during earthquake.
Control Measures
Required PPEs
Responsibility
1. During rainy season and flood condition avoid electrical works and
the use of power tool in waterlogged areas.
2. During summer season ORS drinks must be provided .
3. All height works and scafolding jobs must be stopped
4. Crane operation must be stopped if wind velocity is =< 48 m/sec
square.
5. No Lifting of materials at height should be performed.
6. Evacuation of all workers and employees to the emergency
assembly point.
1. All the personnels must wear full sleeve clothing and hand gloves
to prevent any injury by the sharp edge of the aluminium sheets.
2. Personnels must use nose musk to prevent the inhalation of glass
wool dust.
3. Personels must use safety goggles to prevent eye irritation by the
glass wool dust.
4. Full sleeve clothing is a must to prevent direct skin contact of glass
wool.
5. The GI wire must be removed cautiously and not with bare hands.
6. All the tools and materials must be stacked properly on the working
platform to prevent it from falling.
1. Injury by the sharp edge of the
7. Persons working at height must use full body harness and the
dismantled aluminium sheet.
anchoring must be done above the shoulder level and at two different
2. Skin Irritation by the glass wool.
anchoring points.
3. Eye Irritation by the glass wool dust.
8. life line must be used where ever neccessary.
4. Saffocation caused due to the glass wool 9. Safety net must be used to arrest the falling materials and person
dust.
and must be installed at a height of 4mtrs below the working
5. Injury by the GI wire.
platform.
6. Tools amd materials falling from height. 10. The scaffolding must be thoroughly inspected and certified by a
7. Person falling from height.
competent person and tagging must be done.
9. Scaffolding structure failure.
11. The protruding rods of scaffolding must be capped with rubber
10. Injury by the sharp protruding
cap upto man height or 7ft.
scaffolding rod.
12. Hand gloves must be used while scrubbing with wire brush.
11. Injury while scrubbing with wire brush 13. All the materials must be properly stacked and the access area
for cleaning.
must be free from any obstacles to prevent slip, trip & Fall.
12. Slip, Trip & Fall.
1. Safety helmet
2. Safety Goggles
3. nose musk
4. Hand Gloves
5. HV Jacket.
6. FR Jacket (If
working in hot zone)
7. Safety Shoe
8. Welders Face
1. Proper posture required for the work
Shield.
2. Job specific tools must be used to avoid sprain and muscle fatigue. 9. Leg Guard.
1. Improper posture of work may lead to 3. Proper material lifting techniques must be used for manual lifting.
10. Hand Sleeve.
muscle sprain.
2. Wrong tool selection may lead to sprain 4. The maximum manual load lifting capacity for individual must not 11. Gas Cutters Face
Shield.
and muscle fatigue.
be exceeded.
3. Improper technique for manual material
handling may lead to lower lumbar sprain.
Supervisor, Jr.
Engineer
( Mechanical ) and
job Supervisors,
Shield.
Sl No.
Activities
Hazard Criteria
Associated Hazards
Control Measures
Required PPEs
Responsibility
1. FR jackets must be used.
2. Drink sufficient water to prevent dehydration.
Environment
1. Heat stress
2. Coke dust prone zone
3. Continuous working by individual worker must not be allowed.
4. Area must be wetted by water to supress coke dust
5. Nose musk and safety goggles must be used.
1. During rainy season and flood condition avoid electrical works and
the use of power tool in waterlogged areas.
2. During summer season ORS drinks must be provided .
Special Climatic
Conditions
1. Water logging due to rain.
2. Heat Stress during summer.
3. Cyclone and stormy weather
4. Structure Collapse during earthquake.
1. Fire Hazard.
2.Toxic Fumes of Aluminium Paints.
3. Eye Irritation
4. Suffocation.
5. Skin Irritation.
6. Injury by the sharp edge of the
dismantled aluminium sheet.
7. Tools amd materials falling from height.
8. Person falling from height.
9. Scaffolding structure failure.
10. Injury by the sharp protruding
scaffolding rod.
11. Slip, Trip & Fall.
Safety
5
Painting & Installation
of Insulation
3. All height works and scafolding jobs must be stopped
4. Crane operation must be stopped if wind velocity is =< 48 m/sec
square.
5. No Lifting of materials at height should be performed.
6. Evacuation of all workers and employees to the emergency
assembly point.
1. The containers of the aluminium paint must be stacked away fro
any source of flame.
2. All the personnels working in the vicinity of the painting area must
wear nose musk to prevent the inhalation of the paint fumes.
3. All personnel must use safety goggles to prevent eye irritation.
4. Use of Nose musk is neccessary to prevent saffocation by the glass
wool dust.
5. All personnel must wear full sleeve clothing to restrict the
aluminium paint and glass wool dust direct skin contact.
6. All the personnels must wear full sleeve clothing and hand gloves
to prevent any injury by the sharp edge of the aluminium sheets.
7. All the tools and materials must be stacked properly on the working
platform to prevent it from falling.
8. Safety net must be used to arrest the falling materials and person
and must be installed at a height of 4mtrs below the working
platform.
9. Persons working at height must use full body harness and the
anchoring must be done above the shoulder level and at two different
anchoring points.
10. life line must be used where ever neccessary.
11. The scaffolding must be thoroughly inspected and certified by a
competent person and tagging must be done.
12. The protruding rods of scaffolding must be capped with rubber
cap upto man height or 7ft.
13. All the materials must be properly stacked and the access area
must be free from any obstacles to prevent slip, trip & Fall.
1. Safety helmet
2. Safety Goggles
3. nose musk
4. Hand Gloves
5. HV Jacket.
Supervisor, Jr.
6. FR Jacket (If working
Engineer
in hot zone)
( Mechanical ) and job
7. Safety Shoe
Supervisors,
8. Welders Face Shield.
9. Leg Guard.
10. Hand Sleeve.
11. Gas Cutters Face
Shield.
5
Sl No.
Painting & Installation
of Insulation
Activities
Hazard Criteria
Ergonomics
5. HV Jacket.
Supervisor, Jr.
6. FR Jacket (If working
Engineer
in hot zone)
( Mechanical ) and job
7. Safety Shoe
Supervisors,
Associated Hazards
Control Measures
Required
Responsibility
8. Welders
FacePPEs
Shield.
1. Proper posture required for the work
9. Leg Guard.
2. Job specific tools must be used to avoid sprain and muscle fatigue. 10. Hand Sleeve.
1. Improper posture of work may lead to 3. Proper material lifting techniques must be used for manual lifting. 11. Gas Cutters Face
muscle sprain.
Shield.
2. Wrong tool selection may lead to sprain 4. The maximum manual load lifting capacity for individual must not
and muscle fatigue.
be exceeded.
3. Improper technique for manual material
handling may lead to lower lumbar sprain.
1. FR jackets must be used.
2. Drink sufficient water to prevent dehydration.
Environment
Special Climatic
Conditions
PREPARED BY:
DESIGNATION:
SIGNATURE:
ANJANAV ROY
SAFETY OFFICER
1. Heat stress
2. Coke dust prone zone
3. Air Contamination by Aluminium paints.
4. Water body contamination by
Aluminium paints leading to a long time
adverse effect to aquatic environment.
1. Water logging due to rain.
2. Heat Stress during summer.
3. Cyclone and stormy weather
4. Structure Collapse during earthquake.
3. Continuous working by individual worker must not be allowed.
4. Area must be wetted by water to supress coke dust
5. Nose musk and safety goggles must be used.
6. A collecting tray must be placed below the area to be painted to
prevent water body contamination.
1. During rainy season and flood condition avoid electrical works and
the use of power tool in waterlogged areas.
2. During summer season ORS drinks must be provided .
3. All height works and scafolding jobs must be stopped
4. Crane operation must be stopped if wind velocity is =< 48 m/sec
square.
5. No Lifting of materials at height should be performed.
6. Evacuation of all workers and employees to the emergency
assembly point.
APPROVED BY:
DESIGNATION:
SIGNATURE:
RAJSEKHAR PRADHAN
CEO
JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS
STRUCTURAL FABRICATION, ERECTION &
DISMANTLING
Sl No.
Activities
Hazard Criteria
Safety
Ergonomics
Environment
1
Positive Isolation &
Work Permit
DEPT.: MECHANICAL SOP No.: HMC-IEM/OPC/3758/REV-01
Associated Hazards
N/A
N/A
1. Dust prone zone.
1. Water logging due to
rain.
2.Heat Stress during
Special Climatic summer.
3. Cyclone and stormy
Conditions
weather
4. Structure Collapse due
to earthquake
Safety
Control Measures
N/A
1. Dust suppression system must
be installed.
2. Nose musk and safety goggles
must be used.
1. During rainy season and flood
condition avoid electrical works and
the use of power tool in waterlogged
areas.
2. During summer season ORS drinks
must be provided .
3. All height works and scafolding jobs
must be stopped
4. No Lifting of materials at height
should be performed.
5. Evacuation of all workers and
employees to the emergency
assembly point.
6. Follow Diaster Management Plan.
1. Only trained Rigger should be
involved in the rigging job.
2. All lifting tools & tackles must be
thoroughly tested and certified by a
competent person and must also be
inspected periodically internally.
3. F-15 crane must be tested and
certified and periodic fitness check
must be conducted.
4. The lifting operation area must be
1. Personal injury by sharp barricated.
edge of lifted material.
5. Materials must not projected more
2. Impact injury by the
than 1 mtr and incase of projected
lifted material.
materials red flag must be fixed at the
3. Falling of lifted material. end.
4. Overturning of F-15
6. Signal man must be available with
crane.
red & green flags.
5. Person may get hit by
7. The signal man shall maintain a
moving F-15.
distance of 5 mtrs from the F-15.
6. Person hit by swinging of 8. The lifted materials must be
lifted material.
supported with a guide rope while
7. Failure of F-15 crane.
lifting and shifting.
9. Follow Road Safety rules.
2
Transportation of
structural (angles,
channels, MS & SS
plates, MS chequered
plates, pipe, etc.)
Ergonomics
Environment
1. Improper posture of
work may lead to muscle
sprain.
2. Wrong tool selection
may lead to sprain and
muscle fatigue.
3. Improper technique for
manual material handling
may lead to lower lumbar
sprain.
1. Proper posture required for the
work
2. Job specific tools must be used to
avoid sprain and muscle fatigue.
3. Proper material lifting techniques
must be used for manual lifting.
4. The maximum manual load lifting
capacity for individual must not be
exceeded.
1. Heat stress
1. FR jackets must be used.
2. Drink sufficient water to prevent
dehydration.
3. Continuous working by individual
worker must not be allowed.
4. Area must be wetted by water to
supress coke dust
5. Nose musk and safety goggles must
be used.
2. Coke dust prone zone
1. Water logging due to
1. During rainy season and flood
rain.
condition avoid electrical works and
2. Heat Stress during
the use of power tool in waterlogged
summer.
areas.
3. Cyclone and stormy
2. During summer season ORS drinks
weather
must be provided .
4. Structure Collapse during 3. All height works and scafolding jobs
earthquake.
must be stopped
4. Crane operation must be stopped if
wind velocity is =< 48 m/sec square.
Special Climatic
5. No Lifting of materials at height
conditions
should be performed.
6. Evacuation of all workers and
employees to the emergency
assembly point.
Safety
3
Dismantling of old
structural plate/
member
Ergonomics
1. The working area must be
adequately barricaded.
2. Hot Work permit must be taken.
3. The Ground area above which the
gas Cutting job is being performed
must be wetted by water.
4. Any electrical lines must be covered
with fire blanket.
1. Personal injury by sharp 5. Fire Extinguisher must be installed.
edge of the dismantling
6. Sand Bucket and water bucket must
material.
be used.
2. Fire hazard due to gas
7. Flash back arrestor must be
cutting.
installed in both LPG & Oxygen
3. Impact injury while
cylinders.
removing the old
8. The Gas Cutting hose must be
dismantled structural
thoroughly checked with soap water
plate/ member.
for any leakage.
4. Falling of Dismantled
9. Fire blanket must be used to source
materials from height.
arrest the spatters of gas cutting.
5. Falling of tools and
10. The Lifted material must be
tackles from height.
supported by guide rope.
6. Person falling from
11. Safety belt must be used by all
height.
persons working at height and
7. Failure of Lifting tools & anchoring of safety belt must be done
tackles.
above shoulder level and the two
8. Overturning of F-15
lanyard must be anchored at two
crane.
different supporting structure.
9. Person may get hit by
12. All lifting tools and tackles must be
moving F-15.
thoroughly tested and certified by
10. Person hit by swinging competent person and it must be
of lifted material.
inspected regularly.
11. Failure of F-15 crane. 13. The F-15 crane must be parked on
12. Slip Trip & Fall.
a level land with the supporting jacks
to prevent it from toppling.
14. The F-15 crane must be tested
and certified and periodic
maintenance of the crane must be
done.
15. All Scrap materials, tools and
tackles must be properly stacked and
away from the walk way to prevent
1. Improper posture of
1. Proper posture required for the
work may lead to muscle work
sprain.
2. Job specific tools must be used to
2. Wrong tool selection
avoid sprain and muscle fatigue.
may lead to sprain and
3. Proper material lifting techniques
muscle fatigue.
must be used for manual lifting.
3. Improper technique for 4. The maximum manual load lifting
manual material handling capacity for individual must not be
may lead to lower lumbar exceeded.
sprain.
1. Heat stress
Environment
2. Coke dust prone zone
1. FR jackets must be used.
2. Drink sufficient water to prevent
dehydration.
3. Continuous working by individual
worker must not be allowed.
4. Area must be wetted by water to
supress coke dust
5. Nose musk and safety goggles must
be used.
1. Water logging due to
1. During rainy season and flood
rain.
condition avoid electrical works and
2. Heat Stress during
the use of power tool in waterlogged
summer.
areas.
3. Cyclone and stormy
2. During summer season ORS drinks
weather
must be provided .
4. Structure Collapse during 3. All height works and scafolding jobs
earthquake.
must be stopped
4. Crane operation must be stopped if
wind velocity is =< 48 m/sec square.
Special Climatic
5. No Lifting of materials at height
Conditions
should be performed.
6. Evacuation of all workers and
employees to the emergency
assembly point.
Safety
4
Fabrication
1. Personal injury by sharp
edge of the fabricated MS
angle/channel/Plate or SS
plate/ pipe..
2. Impact injury while
handling the fabricated MS
angle/channel/Plate or SS
plate/ pipe. .
3. Fire hazard due to gas
cutting.
4. Burn Injury.
5. Chemical Hazards (toxic
fumes from gas cutting &
welding)
5. Falling of fabricated MS
angle/channel/Plate or SS
plate/ pipe from height.
5. Falling of tools and
tackles from height.
6. Person falling from
height.
7. Slip Trip & Fall.
1. Proper PPEs must be used.
2. The job area must be effectively
barricaded.
3. Fire Extinguishers and water
bucket must be present at the
jobsite.
4. The Gas cutting set must be
fitted with flash back arrestor and
NRV and the hoses must be in
good condition without any cracks
and the hose connections must be
checked with soap wate for any
leakage before starting the job.
5. The area must be thoroughly
cleaned and no flamable
substances should be kept in the
vicinity of hot work.
6. FR jackets must be used by the
gas cutter and his helper along
with hand sleeve and leg sleeve.
7. A gas musk must be used to
avoid the inhallation of toxic
fumes of welding and gas cutting
specially while working in a closed
area.
8. The working platform must be
fitted with toe guard to prevent
the fall of tools, tackles and
fabricated materials from height
and safety net must also be used
to collect the falling debris of
fabrication job.
9. Full body harness must be used
while working at height.
10. Effective housekeeping must
be done to prevent slip trip and
fall hazards.
Safety
4
1. Personal injury by sharp
edge of the fabricated MS
angle/channel/Plate or SS
plate/ pipe..
2. Impact injury while
handling the fabricated MS
angle/channel/Plate or SS
plate/ pipe. .
3. Fire hazard due to gas
cutting.
4. Burn Injury.
5. Chemical Hazards (toxic
fumes from gas cutting &
welding)
5. Falling of fabricated MS
angle/channel/Plate or SS
plate/ pipe from height.
5. Falling of tools and
tackles from height.
6. Person falling from
height.
7. Slip Trip & Fall.
checked with soap wate for any
leakage before starting the job.
5. The area must be thoroughly
cleaned and no flamable
substances should be kept in the
vicinity of hot work.
6. FR jackets must be used by the
gas cutter and his helper along
with hand sleeve and leg sleeve.
7. A gas musk must be used to
avoid the inhallation of toxic
fumes of welding and gas cutting
specially while working in a closed
area.
8. The working platform must be
fitted with toe guard to prevent
the fall of tools, tackles and
fabricated materials from height
and safety net must also be used
to collect the falling debris of
fabrication job.
9. Full body harness must be used
while working at height.
10. Effective housekeeping must
be done to prevent slip trip and
fall hazards.
Fabrication
Ergonomics
1. Improper posture of
work may lead to muscle
sprain.
2. Wrong tool selection
may lead to sprain and
muscle fatigue.
3. Improper technique for
manual material handling
may lead to lower lumbar
sprain.
1. Heat stress
Environment
2. Coke dust prone zone
1. Proper posture required for the
work
2. Job specific tools must be used to
avoid sprain and muscle fatigue.
3. Proper material lifting techniques
must be used for manual lifting.
4. The maximum manual load lifting
capacity for individual must not be
exceeded.
1. FR jackets must be used.
2. Drink sufficient water to prevent
dehydration.
3. Continuous working by individual
worker must not be allowed.
4. Area must be wetted by water to
supress coke dust
5. Nose musk and safety goggles must
be used.
1. During rainy season and flood
condition avoid electrical works and
the use of power tool in waterlogged
areas.
1. Water logging due to
2. During summer season ORS drinks
rain.
must be provided .
2. Heat Stress during
3. All height works and scafolding jobs
Special Climatic summer.
must be stopped
3.
Cyclone
and
stormy
Conditions
4. Crane operation must be stopped if
weather
4. Structure Collapse during wind velocity is =< 48 m/sec square.
5. No Lifting of materials at height
earthquake.
should be performed.
6. Evacuation of all workers and
employees to the emergency
assembly point.
Safety
Ergonomics
1. Personal injury by
sharp edge of the
dismantling material.
2. Fire hazard due to gas
1. Improper posture of
work may lead to muscle
sprain.
2. Wrong tool selection
may lead to sprain and
muscle fatigue.
3. Improper technique for
manual material handling
may lead to lower lumbar
sprain.
1. Heat stress
5
Erecting New
Structural plate/
members
Environment
2. Coke dust prone zone
1. The working area must be
adequately barricaded.
2. Hot Work permit must be taken.
3. The Ground area above which
1. Proper posture required for the
work
2. Job specific tools must be used to
avoid sprain and muscle fatigue.
3. Proper material lifting techniques
must be used for manual lifting.
4. The maximum manual load lifting
capacity for individual must not be
exceeded.
1. FR jackets must be used.
2. Drink sufficient water to prevent
dehydration.
3. Continuous working by individual
worker must not be allowed.
4. Area must be wetted by water to
supress coke dust
5. Nose musk and safety goggles must
be used.
5
Structural plate/
members
1. During rainy season and flood
condition avoid electrical works and
the use of power tool in waterlogged
areas.
1. Water logging due to
2. During summer season ORS drinks
rain.
must be provided .
2. Heat Stress during
3. All height works and scafolding jobs
Special Climatic summer.
must be stopped
3.
Cyclone
and
stormy
Conditions
4. Crane operation must be stopped if
weather
4. Structure Collapse during wind velocity is =< 48 m/sec square.
5. No Lifting of materials at height
earthquake.
should be performed.
6. Evacuation of all workers and
employees to the emergency
assembly point.
PREPARED BY:
DESIGNATION:
SIGNATURE:
ANJANAV ROY
SAFETY OFFICER
APPROVED BY:
DESIGNATION:
SIGNATURE:
IS
RRC/HSE/JHA/3758/19-20
Required PPEs
Responsibility
1. Electrical Hand
gloves.
Supervisor, Jr.
2. Safety Shoe.
Engineer
3. Safety Helmet.
(Production,
4. Nose Musk.
Mechanical &
5. HV Jacket.
Electrical) and job
6. FR Jacket (If
Supervisors
required)
1. Safety helmet
Supervisor, Jr.
1. Safety helmet
2. Safety Goggles
3. nose musk
4. Hand Gloves
5. HV Jacket
6. Safety Shoe
Supervisor, Jr.
Engineer
(Production,
Mechanical &
Electrical) and job
Supervisors,
1. Safety helmet
2. Safety Goggles
3. nose musk
4. Hand Gloves
5. HV Jacket.
6. FR Jacket (If
working in hot
zone)
7. Safety Shoe
8. Welders Face
Shield.
9. Leg Guard.
10. Hand Sleeve.
11. Gas Cutters
Face Shield.
Supervisor, Jr.
Engineer
(Production,
Mechanical &
Electrical) and job
Supervisors, Gas
Cutter & Rigger.
1. Safety helmet
2. Safety
Goggles
3. nose musk
4. Hand Gloves
5. HV Jacket.
6. FR Jacket (If
working in hot
zone)
Supervisor, Jr.
Engineer
(Production,
Mechanical &
Electrical) and
1. Safety helmet
2. Safety
Goggles
3. nose musk
4. Hand Gloves
Supervisor, Jr.
5. HV Jacket.
Engineer
6. FR Jacket (If
(Production,
working in hot
Mechanical &
zone)
Electrical) and
7. Safety Shoe
job Supervisors,
8. Welders Face
Gas Cutter &
Shield.
Rigger.
9. Leg Guard.
10. Hand Sleeve.
11. Gas Cutters
Face Shield.
1. Safety helmet
2. Safety
Goggles
3. nose musk
4. Hand Gloves
Supervisor, Jr.
5. HV Jacket.
Engineer
6. FR Jacket (If
(Production,
working in hot
Mechanical &
zone)
Electrical) and
7. Safety Shoe
job Supervisors,
8. Welders Face
Gas Cutter &
Shield.
Rigger.
9. Leg Guard.
10. Hand Sleeve.
11. Gas Cutters
Face Shield.
zone)
Electrical) and
7. Safety Shoe
job Supervisors,
8. Welders Face
Gas Cutter &
Shield.
Rigger.
9. Leg Guard.
10. Hand Sleeve.
11. Gas Cutters
Face Shield.
RAJSEKHAR PRADHAN
CEO