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    Dismantling Scaffold Accommodation Block C

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for dismantling scaffold tubes and scaffolding on accommodation block C roofs. It lists 5 main job steps: 1) Mobilizing equipment and workers, 2) Dismantling scaffold tubes on roofs, 3) Manually shifting materials from roof to ground, 4) Dismantling scaffold access structures, and 5) Demobilization. For each step, potential hazards are identified such as falls, heat stress, and falling materials. Hazard controls are specified to address the risks, including using proper PPE and access, barricading work areas, and ensuring materials are properly secured during shifting.

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for dismantling scaffold tubes and scaffolding on accommodation block C roofs. It lists 5 main job steps: 1) Mobilizing equipment and workers, 2) Dismantling scaffold tubes on roofs, 3) Manually shifting materials from roof to ground, 4) Dismantling scaffold access structures, and 5) Demobilization. For each step, potential hazards are identified such as falls, heat stress, and falling materials. Hazard controls are specified to address the risks, including using proper PPE and access, barricading work areas, and ensuring materials are properly secured during shifting.

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for dismantling scaffold tubes and scaffolding on accommodation block C roofs. It lists 5 main job steps: 1) Mobilizing equipment and workers, 2) Dismantling scaffold tubes on roofs, 3) Manually shifting materials from roof to ground, 4) Dismantling scaffold access structures, and 5) Demobilization. For each step, potential hazards are identified such as falls, heat stress, and falling materials. Hazard controls are specified to address the risks, including using proper PPE and access, barricading work areas, and ensuring materials are properly secured during shifting.

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    Dismantling Scaffold Accommodation Block C

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for dismantling scaffold tubes and scaffolding on accommodation block C roofs. It lists 5 main job steps: 1) Mobilizing equipment and workers, 2) Dismantling scaffold tubes on roofs, 3) Manually shifting materials from roof to ground, 4) Dismantling scaffold access structures, and 5) Demobilization. For each step, potential hazards are identified such as falls, heat stress, and falling materials. Hazard controls are specified to address the risks, including using proper PPE and access, barricading work areas, and ensuring materials are properly secured during shifting.

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    JOB TITLE / AIM: Jsa for dismantling of scaffold tubes barrier on accommodation block “c” roofs and scaffold dismantling
    JSA DATE 29/10/2007 JSA NO./ REVISION: DEL ; 87
    SUPERVIS/// JSA LEADER: Zahid Masood SCRIBE: Nouman / Asad Nadeem
    PARTICIPANTS: Muhammad Ali , Haji Aziz,
    LIST ASSOCIATED PROCEDURES/WORK INSTRUCTIONS OR TEMPORARY WIs:
    Attach copies of any relevant documentation/ drawings.
    Part 2: Job Safety Analysis
    Job Steps: List the main sequential steps. Each step should accomplish a specific component of the task.

    1. Mobilization of equipment, materials and workers


    2. Dismantling of scaffold tubes barrier on roofs
    3. Manually shifting scaffold materials from roof to ground
    4. Dismantling scaffold access structure
    5. Demobilization

    Alternatives Considered: What are other possible means of achieving the job outcome?

    Now undertake the JSA and record in the table below. Use prompts on JSA Prompt Sheet and Hazard Checklist PA-HSEC-02-040-002-
    F03.
    Part 3: Contingency Plans. Standard PPE,S : First aid kit must be present at the area and the HSE personnel is the first response in
    case of emergency
    Part 4: Review. After the job has been completed, JSA leader should note: any hazards, which were identified in the original JSA?
    Any practices that need to be captured in the OMS? List action items, changes, and transfer any changes to the Change Management
    system.

    File: 10.30
    JSA No: JOB TITLE:
    Step Describe Job Step Potential Hazards Hazard Controls
    No (Copy from part 2 of form) (Use Hazard Checklist)
    1 Mobilization of equipment and Unauthorised equipment/tools brought out Before mobilizing any equipment/tools make
    materials and workers to site sure that the materials got inspected.
    Workers not inducted performing the job Ensure that all personnel prior to start the
    have been inducted and oriented about the
    hazard in the job site.
    Start of job with out tool box talk and JSA Ensure all the persons take part in the tool
    discussion box meeting discussion. JSA was discussed to
    workers and signed at the back.
    Starting Job Without Permit Ensure that permit is in place prior to starting
    job.
    By Passing Permit Requirements Ensure that all other precautionary measures
    mentioned in the permit will also be fulfilled.
    2. Dismantling of scaffold tubes Improper PPE Ensure that all scaffolder are wearing
    barrier on roofs appropriate PPE (hand gloves, helmet, safety
    glass)
    Using improper access Ensure that all workers are using proper
    access to roof
    Trips Ensure materials are properly stack on roof
    JSA No: JOB TITLE:
    Step Describe Job Step Potential Hazards Hazard Controls
    No (Copy from part 2 of form) (Use Hazard Checklist)
    Fall of workers Ensure that no body will go edge of the roof
    during dismantling and after dismantling

    Heat Stress/Exhaustion Ensure potable water/sufficient shelter is


    available each area where workers are doing
    the job. First aid kit available at site. Water
    coolers should be sealed and signed by water
    handler and should be filled from UV Filter
    source located at del camp and workers will
    take proper rest during the Job.
    SIMOPS Take care of other activities in progress in
    the same area and make a proper drop zone
    and depute a spotter around barricaded area.
    If some other activities are in progress then
    make a coordination meeting with
    supervisors of those activities prior to starting
    of job.
    3 . Manually shifting scaffold Falling of material Ensure that before start the shifting of
    materials from roof to ground material area should be barricaded
    While the removing of material from stairs
    one hand should be free
    4 Dismantling scaffold Falling hazard Ensure that drinking the dismantling of
    access structure structure body harness shall be 100% tied off

    Dismantling must be start from top


    No body allowed to sit under neath the
    scaffold
    5 Demobilization Leaving the area Dirty/un tidy Ensure that area left is clean and tidy

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