JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS FORM

DUGAS

Date : 26/07/2023 Department: Projects Engineering JSA No.

Location : Gas Plant Storage Section: 218 Work Permit No:

Operations Supervisor JSA Team Members: Job Supervisor/Team Leader
Ali H. Mohammed (24459) As per attached attendance APS Job performer/Site Manager

THE JOB TO BE ANALYZED FOR

Accident Frequency Repetitive Exposure Modified Jobs
Accident Severity New Jobs Non-Routine Jobs

JOB DESCRIPTION
Work Order #: Job Title: Fire Water Back up Network at ENOC Jebel Ali Facilities

Scope of Work (Specific task to be performed)

Electrical Works
1. Mobilization of manpower,equipment, vehicles and tools in plant for Electrical works.
2. Cable Laying, pulling & Dressing
3. Glanding and termination
4. Continuity test and insulation resistance test
5. Installation of cable trays and conduits.

POTENTIAL BEFORE AFTER

JOB STEPS ACCIDENT OR ACTIONS TO REDUCE RISK RESPONSIBILITY
HAZARDS Px
P S PxS P S
S
(What controls can be put in place to reduce or eliminate the risk of injury, damage or
(What is the job activity) (What can go wrong) (Who is the responsible person
loss)

1 Mobilization of 1.1 Personal injury,

manpower,equipment, vehicle & property 1.1.1 Ensure audible reverse alarm of vehicle
vehicles and tools in damage due to vehicle 1.1.2 Safety watch to assist movement of vehicles inside
plant for survey movement, defective the classified area
marking. equipment, weather 1.1.3 Periodic inspection shall be done to all equipment’s.
extremes 1.1.4 Speed limit and traffic signs shall be followed.
1.1.5 Contineous Gas testing
1.2 Fire due to ignition 1.1.6 No vehicular movement during zero visibility causde
of vehicle exhaust and by sand storm or foggy weather condition
equipments . 1.1.7 Dedicated & isolated area for materials
1.2.1 Follow Dugas Internal Traffic & Ignition Control
3 C 5 1 C 3 APS JP/APS HSE
1.3 Falling materials Procedure
1.2.2 PTW (Hot Work Permit, Vehicle Entry Permit
1.2.3 All vehicles entering plant must be fitted with spark
arrestors and diesel vehicles must be fitted with Chalwyn
valve.
1.3.1 Materials &equipment must be properly secured by
chain/ratchet belts during vehicle movement.

2 Cable Laying, pulling 1.1 Cut & Splinters on 1.1.1 Storage of Cable Drum should be prevented from
& Dressing Cable Drum rolling by choking
1.2 Cable rolling out 1.1.2 Cable Drums should be properly located on cable jack
1.3 Musculoskeletal designed for the purpose and of suitable capacity and base
disorder 1.1.3 Do not use Steel Roller made of RSC or Pipe tubing.
1.4 Heat Stress 1.2.1 Cable Drum’s Steel Roller shall be provided with END
1.5 Trip Hazard stopper to prevent cable drum from falling.
1.3.1 Personnel shall wear Personal Protective Equipment
such as Hardhat,Eye Protection, Hand Gloves and Safety
Shoes during cable laying,pulling and or termination.
1.3.2 Supervisor or Foreman shall give TOOLBOX talk to
his workers prior tostart of work
1.3.3 Workers shall be taught in cable laying and pulling
techniques includingthe requirement for ensuring good
manual handling techniques
1.3.4 Provide proper job rotation during the exicution.
1.4.1 Follow mid-day break rules as per regulatory body
requirements
1.4.2 Provide cold drinking watrer at the jobsite during hot
weather condition.
3 C 5 1 C 3 APS JP/APS HSE
1.4.3 Drink plenty of cold drinking water/Electrolyte solution
especially during hot weather condition.
1.4.4 Immediately get out from the cable pulling / laying area
when symptoms of heat stress attacked and inform your
Supervisor or SafetyOfficer immediately.
1.4.5 shaded area shall be provided for rest period.
Resting adjacent to or under plant or equipment is
prohibited
1.5.1 Workers shall NOT RUN on installed or laid cables
during cable pulling.
1.5.2 Cables shall be kept away from foot and equipment
traffic.
1.5.3 Stored materials shall be barricaded and provided
with signs.
1.5.4 Avoid storing materials on walkways or ingress or
egress

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 JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS FORM
DUGAS
3 Glanding and 1.1 Sharp edges /cut 1.1.1 Avoid slashing cables while sliding it on your hand
termination 1.2 Electric shock 1.1.2 Proper size of spanners to be used for tightening of
(contact with live the glands
electrical ) 1.1.3 Use apropriate PPE. Non conductive impact
1.3 Fire hazard resistance gloves shall be used.
1.2.1 Follow lock out and tag out system.
1.2.2 Visual inspection of isolation shall be done before
3 C 5 starting the job. 1 C 3 APS JP/APS HSE
1.2.3 Ensure earthing system is done.
1.3.1 Keep all the flammable materials away from the
sources of ignition.
1.3.2 Suitable fire extinguisher should be placed near by
the location
1.3.3 Authorized and trained person only to do the job.

4 Continuity test and Glanding and 1.1.1 Circuit breaker (ELCB) & testing to be done.
insulation resistance termination 1.1.2 Lock-out & Tag-out/ energy Isolation system will be
test followed.
1.1.3 Use rubber mat near the charged electrical
installation & DB’s.
1.1.4 Ensure proper earthing before meggering / high
potential test carried out.
1.2.1 All power tools to be property maintained.
1.2.2 Defective tools will not be used.
3 C 5 1.2.3 Proper Supervision should be done at all times. 1 C 3 APS JP/APS HSE
1.3.1 All portable electrical equipment should be calibrated
& identified individually and maintained with periodic
maintenance schedule.
1.3.2 Suitable protective devices must be fitted in testing
tools.

5 Installation of cable 1.1 Sharp edges 1.1.1 Ensure guards for Rotating wheels and other parts.
trays and conduits. 1.2 Slip,trip & fall 1.1.2 Stay away from sharp edges and moving parts.
1.3 Manual Handling 1.1.3 Grinders shall be in good condition and free from
1.4 Dust and fumes damage
1.5 Electric Shock 1.2.1 Workers shall NOT RUN on installed or laid cables
during cable pulling.
1.2.3 Cables shall be kept away from foot and equipment
traffic.
1.2.4 Stored materials shall be barricaded and provided
with signs.
1.2.5 Avoid storing materials on walkways or ingress or
egress
1.3.1 Utilise mechanical lifting aids or equipment
1.3.2 Reduce the load risk by using lighter weights or more
stable containers
4 D 5 1.3.3 Ensure appropriate rest breaks, job rotation and 3 D 4 APS JP/APS HSE
training is involved
1.4.1 Grinders shall be in good condition and free from
damage
1.4.2 Hand tools shall be inspected prior to the activity
1.4.3 Apropriated dust mask/respirator shall be used.
1.5.1 Circuit breaker (ELCB) & testing to be done.
1.5.2 Lock-out & Tag-out/ energy Isolation system will be
followed.
1.5.3 Use rubber mat near the charged electrical
installation & DB’s.
1.5.4 Ensure proper earthing before meggering / high
potential test carried out.

6 General Safeguards common to all tasks • Conduct Tool Box Talk (TBT) prior start of the job
• Appropriate PPEs to be used based on job hazards.
• Mandatory PPEs (hand gloves, safety goggles, hard hat and safety shoes) to be
used always.
• Valid work permits to be taken prior to all jobs.
• Continuous supervision by APS & Dugas shall be ensured throughout the job.
• Maintain good housekeeping standards
• Follow waste management plan and waste management procedure
• Safety watchers from APS & Dugas to be available throughout the job.
• Shaded areas, hydration drinks & adequate water supply availability
• Any work changes & if there is any emergencies, permit receiver must inform
DUGAS/APS HSE/
permit issuer immediately
APS JP
• Always follow ENOC- DUGAS COVID Protocols & Security Access Control
- Green Pass (14 days valid) or
- PCR Test (48 hours valid)

RECOMMENDATIONS:

• Follow proper procedures ( ESR00800-00-CM-MST-2005 latest revision) provided for this job and “DO NOT DEVIATE” from the scope of work
• If change is required Regroup, Discuss & Communicate to MTBE Operations Supervisor and Proceed with the work when “Authorized ”

TEAM MEMBER NAMES (Sign Clearly)

I have reviewed this Job Safety Analysis.
I understand the hazards and required precautionary actions.
I will follow the requirements of this plan or notify my Supervisor if I am unable to do so.

NAME (Print) ID # SIGNATURE DATE

Prepared By: Reviewed By: Approved By:

Date: Date: Date:

Signature Signature: Signature:

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