This document provides a job safety analysis for cleaning and servicing electronics. It identifies three main tasks: 1) cleaning equipment, 2) servicing equipment, and 3) calibrating electronics. For each task, potential hazards are identified such as tripping, back injuries, chemical exposure, electrical shocks, and eye injuries. Control measures are then listed to minimize risks, including using assistance lifting, proper tools, safety glasses, and ensuring equipment is grounded. The document rates risks before and after controls on a scale of low, medium, and high. It aims to identify hazards and safety measures for technicians performing maintenance and repair of electronics.
This document provides a job safety analysis for cleaning and servicing electronics. It identifies three main tasks: 1) cleaning equipment, 2) servicing equipment, and 3) calibrating electronics. For each task, potential hazards are identified such as tripping, back injuries, chemical exposure, electrical shocks, and eye injuries. Control measures are then listed to minimize risks, including using assistance lifting, proper tools, safety glasses, and ensuring equipment is grounded. The document rates risks before and after controls on a scale of low, medium, and high. It aims to identify hazards and safety measures for technicians performing maintenance and repair of electronics.
This document provides a job safety analysis for cleaning and servicing electronics. It identifies three main tasks: 1) cleaning equipment, 2) servicing equipment, and 3) calibrating electronics. For each task, potential hazards are identified such as tripping, back injuries, chemical exposure, electrical shocks, and eye injuries. Control measures are then listed to minimize risks, including using assistance lifting, proper tools, safety glasses, and ensuring equipment is grounded. The document rates risks before and after controls on a scale of low, medium, and high. It aims to identify hazards and safety measures for technicians performing maintenance and repair of electronics.
This document provides a job safety analysis for cleaning and servicing electronics. It identifies three main tasks: 1) cleaning equipment, 2) servicing equipment, and 3) calibrating electronics. For each task, potential hazards are identified such as tripping, back injuries, chemical exposure, electrical shocks, and eye injuries. Control measures are then listed to minimize risks, including using assistance lifting, proper tools, safety glasses, and ensuring equipment is grounded. The document rates risks before and after controls on a scale of low, medium, and high. It aims to identify hazards and safety measures for technicians performing maintenance and repair of electronics.
Activity Owner: Shop Tech / Site Specialist JSA prepared by:
Task / Operation: Electronics- Cleaning and Servicing
(Specify the task being analysed)
NOTE: RB = Risk Rating before controls implemented - RA = Risk Rating after controls are implemented Person Responsible for Tasks Hazards RB Hazard Control Measures RA Controls List the tasks required to Against each task list the hazards List the control measures required to perform the activity in the that could cause injury when the eliminate or minimise the risk of injury sequence they are carried out task is performed. arising from the identified hazard. Tripping, slipping when transporting Use pallet jacks from wash bay to Maintenance Area Good housekeeping Back injuries when transporting 1. Cleaning Equipment M Use assistance when lifting boxes L Shop Tech / Site Specialist equipment Wear rubber gloves, safety glasses Chemical exposure to skin, eyes Review MSDS for cleaning supplies
Avoid being in the line of fire
Use correct tool for task Ensure equipment is grounded before Scrape, cuts from hand tools connecting to power Inspect cables for bare wires before 2. Servicing equipment Electrical Shocks H/M M/L Shop Tech / Site Specialist connecting to power Use safety glasses when usin gdrills for Eye injuries from powePr tools fastening and when drilling out disposable calibration cylinders
3. Calibrating Electronics Exposure to calibration gas L Use in well ventilated areas L Shop Tech / Site Specialist
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CORPForm-109 QHSE Department General Manager August-2014 Page 1 of 2 Electronics Job Safety Analysis (JSA) (Cleaning + Servicing)
Severity Insignificant Significant Severe Major Catastrophic Almost Certain/ Medium High High High High
Frequency of the task being
done plus task with higher High frequency
probability of an event Probable/ Medium Medium High High High
Likelihood Frequent
happening Possible/ Daily Low Medium Medium High High Unlikely/ Weekly Low Low Medium Medium High Rare Low Low Low Medium High
High Pressure Noise Pinch Points Ignition Source
Fittings not Tightened Over filling of cylinders Machinery Chemical Atmosphere
Potential Hazards
In correct system isolation Confined Space SCBA/SABA Component Failure Falls
Re-fill line valves not closed Lifting In correct pressure rated hose Environment/Weather
Cylinder valves not open Hazardous Atmosphere H.P. Line damage Slips/trip
Pre air intake filter not positioned correctly Buffing & Grinding Depressurizing Chemical Exposure
Overhead Fire Explosion Limited access & egress In correct Job Task Procedures
Other operations in area Communication SCBA/SABA Component Failure Air Quality
Fittings not operational In correct pressure rated fittings used Missing Person Routine mask work
PPE Daily equipment inspections (SOP Safety relief valves operational H2S BOP training completed
Communication Rescue Drills & training Equipment inspections executed as per company SOP Compressor turned off
Permit to Work Lifting pre-check visual and MSDS & TDG documentation Bleed off line secured Hazard Controls
Company SOP on-site current color code & certification Lanyard & harness All connections double checked
Equipment function tested Safety barricade Auto shut down operational SCBA/SABA
Air Analysis current ERP in place and tested Life vest Safety meeting held prior to critical job task
H.P. Lines secure Gas detector tube device Radio/phone access Face shield
Correct H.P. Valve placement for isolation Head count control measures in place Respirator Containment bottles
Electronic gas monitors Safety glasses Hard Hat Safety Shoes
Hearing Protection Rubber gloves Goggles Fire Extinguisher/blanket
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