HEI JHA Leakage Rectification
HEI JHA Leakage Rectification
HEI JHA Leakage Rectification
1. General activities
a) Preparation for work Date 6/03/2023
2. Leakage Rectification
a) Bolts Tightening
b) Gasket Replacement
Description of Work c) Gland tightening
Welding, cutting and grinding Review Date NA Rev No: NA
Scaffolding erection/ dismantling
Work at height
Manual handling
3. Housekeeping
Contractor Supervisor
Department HEI Mechanical Team
(Name and contact No)
Contractor Supervisor
Contractor -Contractor ABC Mechanical Team
(Name and contact No)
HEI HSE Plan and safety procedures are to be followed at all times.
Minimum PPE to be worn at all times.
This JHA to be available at all point of work-operatives must be informed of this JHA and understand the risks involved in the works.
General Safety Condition
Tool box talk / pre-job brief to be given at the start of each work shift and before starting a new task or activity.
Requirements
Summer and Ramadan working hours changes are to be observed and details posted at worksite.
Paramedical or ambulance facilities to be available.
Emergency evacuation drill will be implemented and tested.
Minimum PPE Required Safety helmet, safety goggles, safety glove, safety shoes, Harness and ear plugs.
LS Likelihood / Frequency
CS Severity of consequence
E – Environmental
Consequence H – Health
S – Safety
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Hazards 1st Risk 2nd Risk
Hazardous Assessment Assessment Action by Residual PTW
Key Stages Consequence Control Measures (Due Date) Risk Needed
Activities
(Who and How) LS CS RATING LS CS RATING
GENERAL RISK
1. General Slips and trips Hand injuries to 3 2 6 Prior to starting work, the 2 1 2 Mechanical Low PTW
activities that can occur the workers that person in charge shall conduct a Team required
Preparation of while moving can be caused by P.J.B to share the knowledge
work tools to the careless acts regarding risk factors.
site while they are When there are sharp objects on
moving the the passage toward the
equipment workplace put up proper
Bruises to the warning signs.
workers that can When moving the equipment,
be caused by secure them tightly to prevent
bumping against them from falling.
protruding parts Secure working space and set up
of the passages a work zone.
Damage to the Housekeeping should be ensured
equipment by prior to start the job.
dropping it onto In case of an emergency, contact
the ground, emergency hotline.
which can occur
when the
equipment is not
properly
tightened
Using Personal can get 3 3 9 Unauthorized personal entry 2 2 4 Mechanical Medium PTW
2. Leakage inappropriate/ injured or should be restricted. Team required
rectification substitute damage to Ensure proper isolation and
a. Bolts tools. equipment can cross check it.
Tightening Improper occur due to Apply for LOTO, follow
b. Gasket Isolation of inappropriate/ LEPCL-HEI-HSE-P014.
Replacement equipment/line substitute tools An appropriate and valid PTW
usage. to be ensured.
c. Gland Appropriate PPEs should be
tightening worn by the workers.
Don’t use loose connections.
Be cautious of hand injuries
while using sharp tools and wear
protecting gloves.
Proper implementation of SOPs.
In case of an emergency, contact
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Hazards 1st Risk 2nd Risk
Hazardous Assessment Assessment Action by Residual PTW
Key Stages Consequence Control Measures (Due Date) Risk Needed
Activities
(Who and How) LS CS RATING LS CS RATING
GENERAL RISK
HSE Team.
Welding/ Fire & Physical Injuries 3 3 9 Unskilled labor should not 2 2 4 Mechanical Medium PTW
cutting and Explosion to workers and perform this job. Team required
grinding Substandard company asset Ensure proper isolation and
method of hot loss due to fire & cross check it.
work explosion caused Apply for LOTO, follow
Unavailability by the presence LEPCL-HEI-HSE-P014.
of mechanical of combustible/ An appropriate and valid PTW
guard on flammable to be ensured.
grinder materials around Prior to start the job LEL to be
Slips, trips uncovered. checked.
Substandard Appropriate PPEs should be
methods will lead worn by the workers.
to personal Appropriate tools should be
injuries and used properly to avoid any
cause fire which mishap or time delay.
in result will Only color coded and company
affect company approved tools should be used.
assets and
Be cautious of hand injuries
workers working while using sharp tools and wear
nearby. protecting gloves.
Disk can be Proper implementation of SOPs.
broken and
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Hazardous Assessment Assessment Action by Residual PTW
Key Stages Consequence Control Measures (Due Date) Risk Needed
Activities
(Who and How) LS CS RATING LS CS RATING
GENERAL RISK
GENERAL RISK
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Hazards 1st Risk 2nd Risk
Hazardous Assessment Assessment Action by Residual PTW
Key Stages Consequence Control Measures (Due Date) Risk Needed
Activities
(Who and How) LS CS RATING LS CS RATING
GENERAL RISK
Manual Load failure Foot/ body 2 3 6 Valid work permit is required. 1 2 2 Mechanical low PTW
Handling Improper injuries due to Prior to job ensure there are no Team required
handling load failure to the obstacles/ route is clear.
workers. Maximum allowable load; 20kg
Musculoskeletal per healthy person is allowed.
Disorders; Safe Manual Lifting includes;
sprains and Bend down, close the load to
strains. Back body, grip it properly, and then
injuries. Soft- lift it with the legs.
tissue injuries to Do not twist, or over reach.
wrists, arms, Correct your posture while
shoulders, neck working.
or legs. Hernias Beware of pinpoints.
due to improper Appropriate PPEs to be worn.
handling. Follow Manual handling
procedure;
LEPCL_HEI_HSE_P024.
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Hazards 1st Risk 2nd Risk
Hazardous Assessment Assessment Action by Residual PTW
Key Stages Consequence Control Measures (Due Date) Risk Needed
Activities
(Who and How) LS CS RATING LS CS RATING
GENERAL RISK
3. Housekeeping Slip, Trip Physical Injuries 3 2 6 Authorized personal should be 2 1 2 Mechanical low PTW
could occur allowed to work. Team required
while stepping Valid work permit is required.
on objects and Appropriate PPEs should be
tripping, slippery worn.
areas, and fall. Maintain safe distance from
hazards.
Ensure that after work, site is
clean and tidy.
Ensure appropriate SOPs
Implementation.
In case of an emergency, contact
HSE Team
Prepared by: Name Signature/ Review by: Name Signature / Date Approved by: Name Signature / Date
Date
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