BAWTP1A Project
JSEA Ref No: AWTP
JOB SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY: Erect Columns
Date:
New
Time:
JSEA developed by
(participants)
Crew:
Supervisor:
Revised
Superintendent (Sign Name & Position):
Reviewed by:
HSE Professional (Sign Name & Position):
Approved By Superintendent / Section
Manager
(Sign Name & Position):
Plant, Tools & Equipment required
Mobile Crane(s)
PPE in accordance with Site Induction
requirements
Step
Number
1
Job Steps
Steps with High Residual risk scores must be
approved by Discipline Manager
Civil Manager - Syd Phillips
Mechanical & Electrical Manager – Tony Victor
Potential Hazards
Controls
Residual Risk
Assessment
C
Job plan and pre-start inspection
BAWTP1A – Safe Work Method Statement
Nil

Plan the task, identifying the work area and
ensure it is clear of any obvious slip and trip
hazards.

Consider other trade operations within the
work area and maintain reasonable co-operation
and communication.

Exclusion zone established and barricaded.

Determine the reference level datum.

Determine the commencement point, this
must be a braced position.
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P
Responsibility
R
Supervisor
Rigger
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BAWTP1A Project
JSEA Ref No: AWTP
JOB SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY: Erect Columns
Crane the first Column into place
Collapse, potential falls
2

The use of load rated shackles is the
preferred method of attachment to the column

Alternatively when lifting the column ensure
the chain/sling cannot slip of the end by placing
lifting equipment under a cleat.

Where practical, the use of long slings, or
remote release shackles, that can be released
from ground level, will be used.

The column must be in its final position
before any lifting attachments are removed.

Ensure bolts are tightened before lifting
apparatus is removed.

The use of load rated shackles is the
preferred method of attachment to the column

Alternatively when lifting the column ensure
the chain/sling cannot slip of the end by placing
lifting equipment under a cleat.

Where practical, the use of long slings, or
remote release shackles, that can be released
from ground level, will be used.

The column must be in its final position
before any lifting attachments are removed

Fit bracing and strut tie from an E.W.P.

Ensure bolts are tightened before lifting
apparatus is removed.
REFER JSEA CRANE LIFT
3
Crane the second column into place
Collapse, potential falls
Falls from height
REFER JSEA CRANE LIFT
REFER JSEA ELEVATED WORK
PLATFORM
BAWTP1A – Safe Work Method Statement
Tools, equipment and materials falling from height
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C 13
Crane Driver
Rigger
3
C 13
Crane Driver
Rigger
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BAWTP1A Project
JSEA Ref No: AWTP
JOB SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY: Erect Columns
Crane sequential columns into place
Collapse, potential falls
4
REFER JSEA CRANE LIFT
Falls from height
REFER JSEA ELEVATED WORK
PLATFORM
Tools, equipment and materials falling from height
BAWTP1A – Safe Work Method Statement

The use of load rated shackles is the
preferred method of attachment to the column

Alternatively when lifting the column ensure
the chain/sling cannot slip of the end by placing
lifting equipment under a cleat.

Where practical, the use of long slings, or
remote release shackles, that can be released
from ground level, will be used.

Connect each column in turn to the previous
column using strut ties and bracing as indicated
on the marking plan.

Ensure columns are not left free standing
without strut ties or bracing. Where this is
necessary, secure with temporary guys.

Complete columns, where required on the
marking plan.
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C 13
Crane Driver
Rigger
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BAWTP1A Project
JSEA Ref No: AWTP
JOB SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY: Erect Columns
UNCONTROLLED ENERGY CREATES POTENTIAL – Have you considered each of the following Energy sources?
(Tick to Indicate Each Energy Source You Have Considered & Controlled)
Mechanical
Electrical
Falling objects
Chemical
Gasses/Liquid/Vapour
Thermal
Pressure
Radiation
Biological
Points to Consider when Completing this JSEA:
(this list is not inclusive – simply a prompt)
 Does a work procedure/ existing JSEA relate to this job?
 Have all relevant personnel been trained in the appropriate procedures?
 Do all relevant personnel hold the required competencies / authorisations
required for the task(s)? – Have these been identified?
 Have all relevant parties been notified and included?
 Is signage required?
 Are there special PPE requirements?
 Is there an MSDS that needs to be referred to and made accessible?
 Is there a permit required for the job and is it available?
 Have all existing and recommended controls been noted on the above
table and explained to those involved?
 Are any new hazards being introduced – if so, are they adequately
controlled to ensure an acceptable level of risk is maintained?
 Are there any mechanical aids or special tools / equipment that need to
be made available?
 Have the monitoring requirements been considered?
 Environmental Issues: Erosion and sediment controls/ chemical and oil spills/
fauna and flora/ dust/ noise/ vibration/ public complaints
BAWTP1A – Safe Work Method Statement
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Kinetic / Stored
Solar
Human Force
Personnel participating in this job/task activity
Name
Signature
Name
Signature
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BAWTP1A Project
JSEA Ref No: AWTP
JOB SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY: Erect Columns
QUALITATIVE MEASURES OF IMPACT – CONSEQUENCE
LEVEL
IMPACT
1
Insignificant
2
Minor
3
Moderate
4
Major
5
Catastrophic
EXAMPLE OF CONSEQUENCE
Minor Injury; low plant damage < $1,000; minor loss of productivity; no environmental impact
Medical Treatment Injury / Restricted Work injury; plant damage < $100K; interruption to
productivity; environmental release immediately contained
Extensive injury (LTI), plant damage $100K - $500K; loss of productivity 1 to 5 days; loss of
production; environmental release off site with no detrimental effects;
Permanent Disability; plant damage $500K - $1M; loss of productivity >5 days; toxic
environmental release off site with detrimental effect
Fatality. Losses in excess of $1M. Permanent off–site contamination
QUALITATIVE MEASURES OF LIKELIHOOD / PROBABILITY
LEVEL
A
B
C
D
E
MEASURE
Common
Has
Happened
Could
Happen
Not likely
Practically
impossible
DESCRIPTION
The event is expected to occur in most circumstances
Will probably occur in most circumstances
GUIDE
Once per week
Might occur at some time
Once per year
Could occur at some time
May occur only in exceptional circumstances
Once per ten years
Once per life of facility
(10 – 30 years)
Once per month
H = High risk Immediate action required, activity must not start or be stopped if started. Highest level of Management needs to be involved.
M = Medium risk Monitoring controls are required. Management responsibility must be specified.
L = Low risk.
Identify hazards and implement controls. Manage by routine processes. Ie inspections / observations
BAWTP1A – Safe Work Method Statement
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