This document outlines safety precautions for a radiography job. It identifies 14 potential hazards associated with the work and lists corresponding control measures. Key steps include sending advance notice of the work, checking personal protective equipment, barricading the area, using calibrated radiation monitoring devices, restricting access to authorized personnel only, and removing safety controls after completing the work. The document provides a job safety analysis for conducting radiography work.

1. Unit / Section: Area:
Activity:
Unit: Date of JSA 30/05/2022
JSA Team
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Probability
(H, M, L)
Assiging priority
Residual hazard
(H, M, L)
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2 H Project L
15-Persons shall wear safety harnesses for height work
1
1-May result in exposing people and/or potential to
harm or danger
2-Presence of non – certified personnel at
radiography site
3-Radiation Leak
4-Accidental Entry of unauthorized personnel
7-Communication Method during working
H
Site Preparation and
checking the Workplace
1-A written notice should be sent to Shift Manager/ERT/EHS/Service Department 24 hours in
advance
2-The Radiographer supervisor responsible for this activity has to check the PPEs of his staff to
ensure that all required items are available and properly used.
3-Authorized work permit for RT holders shall ensure obtaining and maintaining valid work
permits.
4-SBM to ensure that no person other than Radiographers is at site.Moreover,04 Nos SBM to
required around the barrication of Boiler
5-Suspend any ongoing work at radiography site or barricade area
6-Check the Isotope Storage Box for no radiation leak.
7- Check the safe radiation level and barricade the area; installing radiation warning lights &
alert sign
8-Cnergyico will provide the walki-talki to Radiographer ,if any emergency occur in the area to
stop the RT activity and source to shift the designated Box
9-Warning lights before starting the activity
10-All members of the radiographic teams to be in possession of personnel dosimeters and a
calibrated radiation survey meters at all times
11-Source should be attended at all times. Area to be cleared of all personnel before and during
exposure of the source and barricaded (Restricted area).
12-Warning signs to be located.
Equipment Tag
Special PPEs & Equipments
Required
JSA Score
Safety Helmet, Safety Shoes, Coverall, Gloves, Safety goggles
Boiler A
Potential Hazard
Basic Job Steps Control Measures
Transportation of sealed
sources.
Radiation accident to public.
1-Transport the source in the proper designed box and source box must be locked, source must
be used or handled by trained,and authorized Personnel
2-Same vehicle to use for source transfered at workplace .
3-Vehicle must not stop at any public place and never left unattended.
4-Diesel Vehicle to utilize for transportation of source inside plant and valid licence for driving
13-Only skilled and certified Radiographers are authorized to perform this work
14-Persons working in elevated positions shall be provided with safe, inspected and certified
scaffoldings platform.
Department : Project
Radiography
Job Safety Analysis

2. Unit / Section: Area:
Activity:
Unit: Date of JSA 30/05/2022
JSA Team
Step #
Probability
(H, M, L)
Assiging priority
Residual hazard
(H, M, L)
1
1-May result in exposing people and/or potential to
harm or danger
2-Presence of non – certified personnel at
radiography site
3-Radiation Leak
4-Accidental Entry of unauthorized personnel
7-Communication Method during working
H
Site Preparation and
checking the Workplace
1-A written notice should be sent to Shift Manager/ERT/EHS/Service Department 24 hours in
advance
Equipment Tag
Special PPEs & Equipments
Required
JSA Score
Safety Helmet, Safety Shoes, Coverall, Gloves, Safety goggles
Boiler A
Potential Hazard
Basic Job Steps Control Measures
Department : Project
Radiography
Job Safety Analysis
3 H Project L
EHS & ERT
Name & Signature
Approving signature
Name & Signature Name & Signature
Radiography
1-Slip trip and fall
2-Health damage
3-Ionizing Radiation
1-An exposed source must be returned to its safe container immediately on the request of
operating personnel, or in the event of a fire, or other emergency,or falling
2-For radiography, the source shall be monitored both during exposure and retraction to ensure
accurate location into collimator and safe
return to projector.
3-Area to be barricaded for the protection of radiation is aprroximately 07 Metre.
4-Calibration and certified radiation survey meter to require at site
5-Radiation warning symbol, Danger Board, Flashing Light and warning sign provided at the
barricades.
6-Direct reading dosimeter for radiographer dose monitoring.
7-TLD/Film badge must be available with radiographer.
Maximum personnel exposure limits 2000 mR/year
8-Standby person to restrict movement of authorized personnel.
9-On completion of work, remove all barriers, signs and blinking lights and check equipment
lists and leaving job site tidy.
Area owner Executer