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    #12 Rig Up and Run Casing

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    The document provides a job safety analysis for rigging up and running 9 5/8" casing. It lists 8 steps in the work sequence, potential hazards at each step such as pinch points and being struck by heavy equipment, and recommendations to eliminate or reduce hazards like standing clear of operations and using a tail rope. Required personal protective equipment includes eye protection, boots, hard hat, and safety harness for the stabber.

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    The document provides a job safety analysis for rigging up and running 9 5/8" casing. It lists 8 steps in the work sequence, potential hazards at each step such as pinch points and being struck by heavy equipment, and recommendations to eliminate or reduce hazards like standing clear of operations and using a tail rope. Required personal protective equipment includes eye protection, boots, hard hat, and safety harness for the stabber.

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    The document provides a job safety analysis for rigging up and running 9 5/8" casing. It lists 8 steps in the work sequence, potential hazards at each step such as pinch points and being struck by heavy equipment, and recommendations to eliminate or reduce hazards like standing clear of operations and using a tail rope. Required personal protective equipment includes eye protection, boots, hard hat, and safety harness for the stabber.

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    #12 Rig Up and Run Casing

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    The document provides a job safety analysis for rigging up and running 9 5/8" casing. It lists 8 steps in the work sequence, potential hazards at each step such as pinch points and being struck by heavy equipment, and recommendations to eliminate or reduce hazards like standing clear of operations and using a tail rope. Required personal protective equipment includes eye protection, boots, hard hat, and safety harness for the stabber.

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    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS(JSA)

    Date:

    Country & Location Rig:

    Work Activity: RIG UP AND RUN 9 5/8" CASING JSA # 12

    IS A PERMIT TO WORK REQUIRED YES NO PRE JOB SAFETY MEETING HELD YES NO

    Work Sequence (Job Steps) Hazards or Potential Incidents Recommendations to Eliminate or


    Reduce Hazards
    UNDERSTAND TOOLS REQUIRED
    1 CLEAR RIG FLOOR OF NON ESSENTIAL TOOLS PINCH POINTS, TRIP HAZARDS
    FOR JOB
    HEAVY EQUIPMENT BEING MOVED WITH CRANE AND STAND CLEAR AND BE AWARE OF
    2 RIG UP HANDLING EQUIP
    TUGGERS OPERATIONS
    USE TAIL ROPE AND STAND TO ONE
    3 PICKING UP CASING FROM V-DOOR CASING SWINGING TOWARDS HOLE CENTRE
    SIDE OF CSG
    ONLY TONG OPERATOR TO BE
    4 MAKING UP CASING WITH CASING TONG STRUCK BY TONGS, PINCH POINTS
    NEAR TONGS

    5 REMOVING BACK UP TONG AND POWER TONG PINCH POINTS, MASHED FINGERS STAND TO ONE SIDE NOT INFRONT

    WORK AS A TEAM, IT MAKES THE


    6 REMOVE SAFETY CLAMP AND PULL SLIPS PINCH POINTS, MASHED FINGERS
    JOB EASIER

    7 RIGGING UP 350 TON EQUIP STRUCK BY OR CAUGHT UNDER HEAVY OBJECTS ONE MAN ONLY TO DIRECT CRANE

    WEAR PPE AND CLEAN UP AS


    8 FILL CASING MUD IN EYES, SLIPPERY FLOOR AREA
    REQUIRED

    10

    List Below the Personal Protective Equipment,Special Tools and Other Safety Equipment Required to do this Job

    EYE PROTECTION, BOOTS, HARD HAT AND SAFETY HARNESS FOR STABBER,

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