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    EEEPL - JSA Unloading Materials

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    This document provides a job safety and environment analysis for unloading materials from a vehicle. The key risks identified include injuries from the vehicle while unloading, muscle strains from lifting materials, and dust or sharp edges from the materials. Precautions recommended handling materials safely, using lifting assistance, and wearing protective equipment like masks and gloves. The responsibilities are assigned to site engineers and safety officers to oversee safe unloading practices.

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    EEEPL - JSA Unloading Materials

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    This document provides a job safety and environment analysis for unloading materials from a vehicle. The key risks identified include injuries from the vehicle while unloading, muscle strains from lifting materials, and dust or sharp edges from the materials. Precautions recommended handling materials safely, using lifting assistance, and wearing protective equipment like masks and gloves. The responsibilities are assigned to site engineers and safety officers to oversee safe unloading practices.

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    This document provides a job safety and environment analysis for unloading materials from a vehicle. The key risks identified include injuries from the vehicle while unloading, muscle strains from lifting materials, and dust or sharp edges from the materials. Precautions recommended handling materials safely, using lifting assistance, and wearing protective equipment like masks and gloves. The responsibilities are assigned to site engineers and safety officers to oversee safe unloading practices.

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    EEEPL - JSA Unloading Materials

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    This document provides a job safety and environment analysis for unloading materials from a vehicle. The key risks identified include injuries from the vehicle while unloading, muscle strains from lifting materials, and dust or sharp edges from the materials. Precautions recommended handling materials safely, using lifting assistance, and wearing protective equipment like masks and gloves. The responsibilities are assigned to site engineers and safety officers to oversee safe unloading practices.

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    Ref.

    No:
    Revision No. JOB SAFETY &
    Date ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS

    Job Title: Un loading of material’s Date of Job


    Analysis:

    Projects: BSH HOUSE HOLD APPLIANCES Reference No:

    Analyst/ Reviewer: PTK Safety department

    Description of Job:
    Unloading of materials from vehicle to store area.

    Sequence of job steps Risks identified Precautions advised Responsible person


    Vehicle may hit someone Make sure the drive way is safe
    Park the vehicle where material while moving in. and clear for truck to drive
    has to be unloaded through. Site Engineer & Safety
    Obstructing other vehicle officer
    human movement Identify/demark the parking area
    where vehicle has to be unloaded
    Muscle or tendon strain
    getting on and off the vehicle. Do not jump off the truck, use the
    provided “steps” or use a ladder
    Use cut/abrasive resistant gloves,
    pad up the uneven surface.
    Handle these types of materials
    Handling of the material to be Material may have glass, sharp with packing.
    lifted edges and splinters.
    Ensure that the hand/fingers do Site Engineer & Safety
    Material does not have not get jammed in between officer
    adequate side clearance for material and vehicle sides while
    lifting. carrying material with hands
    inside the maximum width of the
    Material in odd shape to carry. item carried.

    Dust inhalation and entry to Ensure that you get additional


    the eye support of personal before lifting.
    Discuss with him and then lift the
    material. Use the material trolley
    whenever possible.
    Where face mask and goggles
    whilst handling the materials.

    Unloading of material from


    vehicle to ground Muscle strain Site Engineer & Safety
    Take proper and safe body officer
    Pinch points between material positioning before handling
    and vehicle. materials.

    Check the vehicle for any falling


    Injury to foot t inhalation and or loose material that may fall on
    entry to the eye you and hard hat should be worn
    Ref. No:
    Revision No. JOB SAFETY &
    Date ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS

    at all times.
    Preparation of work Tripping due to obstruction in Wear the appropriate gloves. Site Engineer & Safety
    environment. your path. Wear safety Shoes. officer
    Housekeeping
    Inspect work / walk area for
    potential slip trip fall obstructions
    prior to start of work and remove,
    if not possible mark with visible
    tape / flags.
    Keep work area organized and
    free of surface obstructions
    during task.
    Inform operator in area of
    ongoing works.
    Close work area to prevent Site Engineer & Safety
    entrance of others. officer
    General clean of the area prior to
    starting activity.

    Deploy two persons to unload


    material
    Weight limit for male<25kgs
    Don’t shift the material
    through stair case without
    approval from PTK & BSH
    Labor should be ensure proper
    induction and job specific
    training
    Area should be barricaded
    Access should be free from
    unwanted materials and debris
    Basic PPE’S (Safety Helmets,
    Reflective jacket, , Hand
    gloves, Safety shoe, Safety
    Harness, Safety Goggles –
    Drilling)(Task Specific)

    Suggested safe system of work:


    Ref. No:
    Revision No. JOB SAFETY &
    Date ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS

    Suggested Review date: (if required)

    Suggested further job safety instructions: (if required)

    Suggested training programs: (Tool Box Talks)

    Signed By: Approved By:

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