This Job Safety Analysis document summarizes the potential hazards and safety recommendations for lifting loads on deck. It outlines 3 basic job steps: 1) lifting a load from the deck, 2) lowering the load on the deck, and 3) storing the load on the deck. For each step, potential accidents are identified such as a falling or swinging load. Recommendations to reduce hazards include using tag lines, restricting access, and securing loads with blocks. Required safety equipment includes hard hats, safety boots, and barricades.

1. Rig #: BENNEVIS PIC Signature Approving JSA:
Work Activity (Job): MA 027 GENERAL LIFTING ON DECK
Work Team (Crew Members): Roustabouts Supervisor: Deck Leader / Tool Pusher
Sequence of Basic Job Steps Potential Accidents or Hazards
Recommendation to Eliminate or Reduce Potential
Hazards
Who?
Initials
1 – Lifting load from the deck 1.1 Load fall (broken sling)
1.2 Load swings
Lifting equipments to be checked prior to use
1.1 Slings checked prior to use
1.2a Tag lines attached to the load
1.2b Personnel to stand clear
1.2c Deck leader in charge order to crane operator
1.2d Good communication to be established w/ crane op.
2 – Lower the load on the deck 2.1 Person hit by the load
2.2 Person trapped between wall and load
2.1 Tag lines attached to the load
2.2a personnel to stand clear
2.2b Deck access to be restricted during transfer load
2.2c Deck leader to give signal to the crane operator
3 – Load storage on the deck 3.1 Load rolls 3.1 If the load is round shaped block wedges to be used to
secure the load (eg. Tubular goods..)
Safety Equipment To Do This Job
Hard Hats ( Cotton Gloves ( Face Shield ( Fire Extinguishers (
Safety Boots ( Work Vest ( Goggles ( Lockout/Tag out (
Safety Glasses ( Safety Harness ( Barricades ( Work Permit Required (
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Pyramid Drilling S.A
Manual Title: Personnel Safety Manual
Form Name: Job Safety Analysis
Issue Date
02-Sept-07
Revision No.
2
Revision Date
04-MAR 08
Prepared By
QA/HSE
Approved By
HM
Level No.
2