JSA FOR SHUTTERING WORK
Name of the Site -- Name of the project or site
Date of the JSA -- 18/01/2022
Name of the Preparation -- YOUR NAME
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S.No |
Scope of Activity |
Hazard |
Control Measures |
Requested by |
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1) |
Planning & arranging materials |
·
Inadequate
access, ·
poor
selection of equipment, ·
inadequate
employee
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·
Work site
assessment completed, and Scope of works completed including listing of
equipment requirements, staffing levels, site hazards and difficulties. ·
Arrangements
will be made for delivery schedule of materials.
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2) |
Delivery
of materials and site set up
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·
Delivery
of materials and site set up ·
Site
unknown to workers – lead to possible ·
incidents
involving other contractors, and site hazards |
·
Small
materials will be palletized and delivered by truck with mounted crane by
(less than 10 tonne) for unloading. ·
Larger
materials will be delivered by truck with slewing crane with certified
operator and dogman for unloading. ·
Team to
be provided with site induction on arrival by Principal Contractor. ·
Site
notices to be posted and barriers put in place as needed. ·
PPE must
be worn at all times (include hard hats, safety shoes, flour wear |
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3) |
Inspection of Timbers & Equipment |
·
Risk of
splinters and cuts to workers. ·
Possible
risk of failure of timbers and equipment |
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All
timbers will be visually inspected at commencement of the job. ·
Barbs,
nails etc will be removed with pliers, tools. ·
Structurally
Defective timbers are removed from use. ·
All
timber and equipment will be inspected and serviced as required by manufacturer recorded
on the plant and equipment register. ·
Faulty
plant and equipment will be tagged out of service and removed from site. |
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4) |
Erection
of formwork |
·
Risk of
being hit by plant such as excavators ·
hit by
debris ·
work like
brick layers, demolition works, jip rockers and services trades etc. |
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Use
barrier via tap or other wise to seal off areas where work is being carried
out away from any plant machinery operating. ·
PPE must
be worn at all times (include hard hats, safety shoes, flour wear. |
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5) |
Erection of Formwork support & Structure |
·
instability
formwork ·
Tripping
Hazard ·
Falling
Hazard ·
Ergonomic
Hazard
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All
formwork supports, structures and attachments are inspected for defects prior
to operations. ·
Defective
equipment will not be used. ·
Hardhats
and Steel capped boots ·
Engineer
to complete hand-over certificate for structure
·
Use
structure as per manufacturers recommendations. ·
Risk of
tripping and falling when attaching timbers to framing if no work platform available. ·
Working
on windy or wet days ·
Working
From heights more than 1 frame high can lead to falling in excess of 2 meters.
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Temporary
work platforms to be put in place when attaching framing. Platforms to meet
scaffolding standards. ·
Handrails
need to be erected on leading edge and post to be screwed down with screws. ·
Harnesses
need to be worn and secured to a strong support if a person is to work beyond
handrails ·
If
platform is in working progress and hand rails are not erected yet, ·
Personnel
must stay away at least 2 meters from leading edge. ·
PPE must
be worn at all times (include hard hats, safety shoes, flour wear ·
Workers
are not to work in windy or slippery condition on the formwork deck. ·
A
platform made up of planks which is to be at least 450mm in total width is to
be erected on top of the first set of frames to prevent a fall greater than 2
meters to a hard surface. ·
The same
will apply when striping high formwork. |
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6) |
Plying
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·
Fall from
height ·
Tripping
Hazard ·
when wet
or windy conditions are present. ·
Stepping
on nail in plywood |
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Erection
of fall protection when working at height
– Scaffolding will be used if in situ. ·
Alternatively
hand-rail guarding will be erected. ·
Denial
and always work in safe weather conditions |
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7) |
Woking next to train line |
·
Woking
too close to train line can lead to shock from train power lines or even collision
and death with an on passing train |
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Don’t go
any were near train lines and always keep a safe distance from them. For the purpose
out works, there is no work to be carried out any were near the train lines. |
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8) |
Power
Tools
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Possible
Hazards - Cut to
limbs -
Electrocution - Many
circular saws working in close proximity
may cause hearing damage. May damage sight due to flying debris |
Possible
Hazards - Cut to
limbs -
Electrocution - Many
circular saws working in close proximity
may cause hearing damage. May damage sight due to flying debris |
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9) |
Stripping
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·
Risk of
being struck by falling building – ·
ceiling,
floor if support frames are dropped. ·
From
under the structure–‘drop stripping’. ·
Risk of
puncture injury if nails are left in timbers when being stripped, all nails
should be De-nailed as being stripped. ·
Risk of
being hit by falling object if access to area where stripping is undertaken
is not secured. |
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Drop
stripping is prohibited for all works. ·
All
support jacks will be lowered incrementally with appropriate supports left in
situ to minimise risk being hit by falling object. ·
Ply will
be removed sheet-by-sheet from the concrete. ·
All timbers
will be de-nailed as stripping occurs stored immediately. ·
No nails
will be left on work floor. ·
The work
area will be cordoned off by appropriate tape and barriers and signage
erected indicating unauthorised access denied ·
Only 2
workers will be allowed to enter and work in the stripping area at one time. ·
Workers
will be appropriately trained. ·
Supervision
will be provided.
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10) |
Removal
of Centralising Equipment
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·
Form work
materials left in area could lead to risk of trip/fall risk and inadequate access. ·
Risk of
being hit by falling object when removing centralising equipment. |
·
All
formwork equipment must be stacked and/or ·
palletised
and removed from site immediately ·
after
stripping and prior to removal of ·
centralising
equipment too ensure adequate ·
access. ·
Area to
be cordoned off with tape and barriers ·
to
prevent access to non-authorised personnel. ·
Signage
to be erected ·
Only 2
competent staff members to remove ·
centralising
equipment. ·
Line of
site supervision ·
Back
propping to be erected prior to dismantling ·
centralising
equipment t allow adequate curing ·
time for
cement. |
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11) |
Shifting of Material |
·
Personal injury. ·
Tripping Hazards ·
Slipping Hazard |
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Leveling surface in required. ·
Trained workman is required with
right body posture. ·
Work space should be maintained properly
without any obstruction. |
Site engineer/EHS |
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12) |
Placing of material |
·
Tripping hazards. ·
Personal injury ·
Slipping Hazard |
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Access should be clear. ·
Material should be well stacked. ·
Adequate PPEs should be use. |
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13) |
Handling of C.T props |
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Hand tools. ·
Tripping Hazard ·
fall of persons |
·
Hand and power tools should be inspected
and secured. ·
Shuttering boards should be
secured. ·
All Access and egress should be
clear. ·
Walkway should be free from loose material |
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14) |
De shuttering |
·
Falling Hazard ·
Slipping Hazard. ·
Strike. |
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The surrounding area should be
barricade and caution boards place before work. ·
All workers should be trained
regarding the de shuttering work. ·
Loose materials should not place in
a access. ·
De shuttering should be taken place
in systematic manner by removal of the shuttering in stage wise. ·
Unbalance area should identify and
corrective action should be ensured. ·
There should not be any unsafe act
at the time of de shuttering. ·
Staking and arranging all shuttering
material at all time. |
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15) |
Emergency Procedure |
·
Injury / damage as a result of
Painting work
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Training to be giving to all
personnel to ensure understanding of all emergency arrangement at site. ·
Line supervision shall take control
of any emergency situation until the emergency response team arrives. ·
Any area of danger shall be immediately
condoned off. ·
All personnel shall immediately leave
their work location and proceeding an orderly manner to the nearest emergency
assembly point. ·
All personnel should be aware of the
emergency contact details / numbers. ·
All personnel should be aware of the
First Aides Room location. |
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