Activity #1

Melton, Kristoffer Joseph A.
CEM130-2 / A1 01/26/2024
MODULE 3 - Activity #1
JSA Worksheet Job: JSA 03
Job: Excavator Operator
Analysis By: Reviewed By: Approved By:
Date: 01/26/2024 Date: 01/26/2024 Date: 01/26/2024

Potential Incidents or
Sequence of Steps Preventive Measures
Hazards
1.) Excavator operators begin 1.) Excavator operators face 1.) Preventive measures for
by conducting a thorough the potential hazards of excavator operators include
inspection of the machine, tipping or overturning due to conducting regular machine
ensuring it's in optimal the machine's high center of inspections to identify and
condition, followed by gravity, as well as collisions address any potential
familiarizing themselves with with other equipment or mechanical issues before
site conditions and potential structures on the worksite. starting work.
hazards.
2.) They also risk striking 2.) Operators should receive
2.) They use appropriate underground utilities if comprehensive training on
personal protective unaware of their locations, safe operating practices and
equipment (PPE) and leading to serious accidents wear appropriate personal
establish clear such as explosions or protective equipment (PPE) to
communication with ground electrocution, while the mitigate risks such as tipping,
personnel before operating potential for caught- collisions, and caught-
the excavator. in/between accidents exists in/between accidents.
due to the machinery's
3.) Throughout their shift, moving parts. 3.) Clear communication with
operators adhere to safe ground personnel, adherence
operating practices, take 3.) Falling objects, slips, trips, to site safety protocols, and
regular breaks to prevent and falls, as well as exposure ongoing vigilance during
fatigue, and report any safety to hand-arm vibration operations help minimize
concerns promptly to syndrome (HAVS) and noise, hazards and ensure the
supervisors, minimizing the further contribute to the array safety of both the operator
risk of incidents such as of hazards excavator and those working nearby.
tipping, collisions, or caught- operators must mitigate to
in/between accidents. ensure job safety.
JSA Worksheet Job: JSA 06
Job: Crane Operator
Analysis By: Reviewed By: Approved By:
Date: 01/26/2024 Date: 01/26/2024 Date: 01/26/2024

Potential Incidents or
Sequence of Steps Preventive Measures
Hazards
1.) Crane operators begin by 1.) Crane operators face 1.) Crane operators should
conducting pre-operational potential hazards such as undergo thorough training on
checks, inspecting the crane crane collapse or tipping due safe operating procedures
and rigging equipment to to overloading, improper and regularly review and
ensure they are in proper setup, or unstable ground follow manufacturer
working condition. conditions, which can result in guidelines and industry
serious injury or death standards to prevent
2.) Prior to lifting loads, . accidents.
operators assess the 2.) Accidents may occur from
surrounding environment for dropped loads, swinging 2.) Pre-operational checks
potential hazards, loads, or collisions with and maintenance of the
communicate with ground structures or other equipment crane, including inspecting
personnel to establish clear on the worksite, posing risks rigging equipment and
signals, and verify the weight to both the operator and ensuring proper weight
and stability of the load. nearby workers. distribution, are essential
preventive measures to
3.) Throughout the operation, 3.) Additionally, crane minimize the risk of
operators maintain focus, operators must be cautious of equipment failure or collapse.
adhere to safe lifting electrical hazards, high winds,
practices, and continuously and adverse weather 3.) Clear communication with
monitor for any changes in conditions that can spotters and other personnel,
conditions or unforeseen risks compromise crane stability along with adherence to
to ensure the safety of and safe operation, established load limits and
themselves and others on the emphasizing the need for safety protocols, further
worksite. strict adherence to safety enhance job safety for crane
protocols and thorough risk operators and those working
assessment. in the vicinity.

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Melton, Kristoffer Joseph A.

JSA Worksheet Job: JSA 03

Job: Excavator Operator

Analysis By: Reviewed By: Approved By:

Date: 01/26/2024 Date: 01/26/2024 Date: 01/26/2024

Job: Crane Operator

Analysis By: Reviewed By: Approved By:

Date: 01/26/2024 Date: 01/26/2024 Date: 01/26/2024

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