JSA for Checking Extractor and Gas Line
Risk Message
It is a major challenge to help our personnel understand the risks to which they may be exposed – and how to control and minimize them.
This requires commitment from all of us.
Do not turn your back on ANY risk - or a risk taker!
Technical Drilling Services Risk Assessments, through JSA (Job Safety Analyses), provide the general guidance to influence your attitude. A few minutes of forethought before any hazardous task will certainly reduce your own exposure to risk.
PROCEDURES
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· What are the procedures for the task?
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· What is unclear about the procedures?
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· What order will we use these procedures?
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· What permits are needed for hazard control?
EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS
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· What are the right tools for the job?
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· What is the correct way to use them?
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· What is the condition of the tool?
POSITIONS OF PEOPLE
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· What could we struck by?
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· What could we strike ourselves against?
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· What can we get caught in/on/between?
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· What are potential trip/fall hazards?
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· What are potential hand/finger pinch points?
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· What extreme temperatures will we be in/around?
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· What is the risk of inhaling, absorbing, swallowing hazardous substances?
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· What are the nose levels?
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· What electrical current could we come in contact with?
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· What would be a cause for overexerting ourselves?
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
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· What is the proper PPE?
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· Hard Hat, Glasses / Goggles, Ear Plugs,
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· Gloves, Steel Toe Boots, Respiratory System, Fire Retardant Clothing.
CHANGING THE COURSE OF WORK
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· What would cause us to have to stop rearrange the job?
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· What would cause us to change our tools or equipment?
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· What would cause us to change our position?
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· What would cause us have to change our PPE?
YOU HAVE THE RIGHT AND THE OBLIGATION TO STOP UNSAFE ACTS