Ma 038 painting on derrick set
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This document outlines the job safety analysis for painting on a derrick. It identifies potential hazards associated with each step of the job and recommendations to reduce risks. Key steps include cleaning the work area, informing the driller, wearing appropriate PPE like gloves and goggles, securing any ladders used, and cleaning up after completion. Falling, paint or dirt in eyes or on skin, and tripping hazards are some potential accidents that proper PPE, harnessing, housekeeping and following procedures seek to eliminate or reduce.
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Ma 027 jsa general lifting on the deck
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Ma 030 cleaning oil in 100 t crane
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Ma 028 jsa open seachest
This document outlines the steps and potential hazards involved in opening a seachest to inspect an anode and filter. The job safety analysis identifies several potential hazards including pinch points, energized anodes, falling chain blocks, and improper use of tools. Recommendations are provided such as securing equipment properly, cutting power to anodes, and using tools and chain blocks with care to eliminate or reduce hazards. Personal protective equipment including hard hats, safety boots, gloves, and safety glasses are required for the job.
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Ma 034 jsa general lifting on the deck
1. The document outlines the job safety analysis for general lifting operations on an oil rig deck. It identifies potential hazards for lifting a load, lowering the load, and storing the load. Recommendations are provided to eliminate or reduce hazards, such as checking lifting equipment, using tag lines, restricting access, and having the deck leader coordinate signals.
2. Personal protective equipment including hard hats, safety boots, gloves, and safety glasses are required. The deck leader and tool pusher are responsible for supervising lifting operations.
3. Job steps, hazards, recommendations, and required safety equipment are documented to ensure lifting operations on the oil rig deck are conducted safely.
Ma 036 jsa check ballast 5p loading valve
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Ma 024 working on ladder
Crew members will be working on a ladder to perform maintenance tasks. The summary identifies several potential hazards including falls from ladders. Recommendations are provided such as inspecting ladders for defects, using ladders of the appropriate length, securing ladders firmly in place, and using fall protection like safety harnesses while working on ladders. A list of required personal protective equipment is also included.
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Welding operation
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Ma 033 jsa rack pup joint in the stb rack
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Ma 039 jsa emergency load lowering
This document outlines the steps and safety procedures for an emergency crane load lowering job. It details 3 steps: 1) lifting the load, 2) lowering the load onto the deck, and 3) securing the load on the deck. Potential hazards are identified for each step such as load fall, personnel being hit or trapped, and load rolling. Recommendations to reduce hazards include checking lifting equipment, attaching tag lines to the load, restricting deck access, using block wedges to secure round loads, and having good communication between crew members. Procedures for manually lowering the load in case of power loss to the crane are also described.
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