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* JSA Title: | Steel Structure Erection | Date: | 3 February 2010 | * Project Name: | JIHAR DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (Stage 3 ) | Project No: | JI-191 | Work Location: | JIHAR GTP | Permit/s Required: (circle below) | Additional PPE Requirements:(list on pre-start) | * Special Tools or Equipment Required(e.g. gas detection, fall protection, ventilation fans, lighting, high pressure water blasting, scaffolding etc) | | Confined Space Entry | | * | | Vehicle | | * | | Excavation | | * | | Radiography | | * | | Hot Work | | * | | Cold Work | | * | | Electrical work certificate | | * | | 1. Safety footwear & Hat | 1. Full body harness when working at more than 2 meters height | | 2. Safety glasses | | | 3. Gloves as applicable | | | 4. Dust Mask/ Respirators | | | 5. Spats | | Potential Environmental Hazards(Circle below) | * Hazardous Materials(attach MSDS) | * Fire/Emergency Equipment Requirements(e.g. fire extinguisher, rescue gear etc) | X | Air Pollution (dust) Fumes | | 1- Fire Extinguisher at works area | | Spills to ground | | | X | Noise | | | | Soil erosion | | | | Spills to water | | | | Hazards to flora and fauna | | | | | Electrical | | Chemical | | Light/Dark/Visibility | Other Comments | x | Pressure (air, water, gas) | x | Heat/Cold | x | Dust and/or fume | Conduct tool box talkProper housekeepingSimultaneous operations | | Mechanical (crush points) | x | Ignition Sources | x | Other Trades | | x | Manual Handling | x | Ground Condition | x | Wind | |

Steps | Task/Activity | Hazard | Risk Consequence | Solution/Control MeasureMitigation | Responsible Person | 1 | Structural steel erection, lifting operation for steel structures using crane. | Falling from heights , slips, trips, wind velocity | Serious incident, fatality,
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