Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 7K views

    Job Hazard Analysis For Crane Dismantling

    Uploaded by

    Vaisham
    1. The document provides job hazard analysis for dismantling a tower crane. It identifies potential hazards at each step and protective measures to address the hazards. 2. The two main steps are lowering the tower head and mast pieces, and dismantling the mast segments. Hazards include operator incompetence, weather conditions, poor illumination, falling materials, and electrical cables. 3. Protective measures include using experienced operators, medical tests for workers, load testing equipment, PPE, supervision, and ensuring stable ground conditions. Communication and fall protection are also addressed.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Job Hazard Analysis For Crane Dismantling

    Uploaded by

    Vaisham
    7K views2 pages
    1. The document provides job hazard analysis for dismantling a tower crane. It identifies potential hazards at each step and protective measures to address the hazards. 2. The two main steps are lowering the tower head and mast pieces, and dismantling the mast segments. Hazards include operator incompetence, weather conditions, poor illumination, falling materials, and electrical cables. 3. Protective measures include using experienced operators, medical tests for workers, load testing equipment, PPE, supervision, and ensuring stable ground conditions. Communication and fall protection are also addressed.

    Original Description:

    Generic Job Hazard Analysis for Crane Dismantling

    Original Title

    Job Hazard Analysis for Crane Dismantling

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    1. The document provides job hazard analysis for dismantling a tower crane. It identifies potential hazards at each step and protective measures to address the hazards. 2. The two main steps are lowering the tower head and mast pieces, and dismantling the mast segments. Hazards include operator incompetence, weather conditions, poor illumination, falling materials, and electrical cables. 3. Protective measures include using experienced operators, medical tests for workers, load testing equipment, PPE, supervision, and ensuring stable ground conditions. Communication and fall protection are also addressed.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    7K views2 pages

    Job Hazard Analysis For Crane Dismantling

    Uploaded by

    Vaisham
    1. The document provides job hazard analysis for dismantling a tower crane. It identifies potential hazards at each step and protective measures to address the hazards. 2. The two main steps are lowering the tower head and mast pieces, and dismantling the mast segments. Hazards include operator incompetence, weather conditions, poor illumination, falling materials, and electrical cables. 3. Protective measures include using experienced operators, medical tests for workers, load testing equipment, PPE, supervision, and ensuring stable ground conditions. Communication and fall protection are also addressed.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 2

    JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS Crane Dismantling

    SI.NO

    Sequence of job

    Lowering
    tower head
    removal of
    mast piece
    reduce
    height of
    mast

    Potential hazards

    the
    and
    the
    to Incompetency
    the hydraulic power
    the operator
    Physical
    inability
    workforce

    Protective measures to be taken

    Action by

    The worker engaged in operating power


    pack shall possess adequate experience Safety &
    of in telescoping of the tower crane and Electrical
    pack he shall be authorized to carry out such Engineer
    job

    of All the workers shall undergo required


    medical and physical test
    In no case the load shall be lifted during
    Wind & rain
    heavy rain or wind.
    Proper access from inside the tower
    crane to cage assembly may be
    provided; If not use of full body harness
    Improper access
    may be ensured.
    The dismantling of tower crane shall be
    done in daylight only. In case the work
    Poor illumination
    extends in dark hours adequate lighting
    with illumination not less than 20 lux
    shall be maintained.
    Non usage of PPEs
    Use of proper PPEs like Full body
    harness Helmet safety shoe hand
    gloves etc shall be ensured during the
    work
    Loose tools and
    The loose tools and tackles like
    tackles on the mast
    hammer, bolts, pins, wrenches, Dplatform
    shackles shall be kept secured over the
    platforms while in use and should be
    immediately brought down after the
    completion of the work.
    Communication barriers
    No obstruction for the operator Visually
    as
    well
    as
    oral
    (walky-talky)
    communication
    Lack of supervision
    The competent supervision with
    relevant section of MI (manufactuer's
    instruction / manual) shall be available
    Imbalance of tower crane Before removing the connectors of the
    fish plate (i.e Tower head to mast
    connection) balancing of the tower
    crane shall be done by mounting one
    mast piece over the monorail and lifting
    the other mast piece with the hook
    block with adjustment of the trolley
    (radius).

    SI.NO

    Sequence of job

    Potential hazards

    Fall of person

    Fall of materials

    Dismantling of Incompetency of Crane


    mast segments
    operator, signal man and
    riggers.
    Physical inability of
    workforce
    Untested cranes and
    tools and tackles
    Wind & rain
    Lack of knowledge about
    the load to be lifted
    Poor illumination
    Poor housekeeping
    Communication barriers
    Lack of supervision
    Stability of the subsurface of the crane
    Bare electrical live cables

    Protective measures to be taken

    1. Use PPE like safety belts, lifeline,


    helmets, safety shoes, etc. 2. Obtain a
    permit before starting the erection
    work. 3. Keep the work place neat &
    clean. 4. Avoid movement on Mast. 5.
    Remove the scrap immediately. 6.
    Provide proper working space (min
    0.6m).
    1. All tools to be carried in a tool -kit
    bag. 2. Do not throw or drop materials
    from height. 3. Remove scrap from the
    mast. 4. Ensure wearing of PPE' by the
    workers at low level.
    Engage trained, experienced and
    authorized operators, signal man and
    riggers.
    All the workers shall undergo required
    medical and physical test
    Only load tested cranes, tools and
    tackles to be used.
    Use of Tag lines shall be ensured during
    material handling.
    Load to be lifted must be as per load
    chart/ less than SWL for the particular
    radius.
    Adequate Lighting and illumination to
    be maintained during the work at night.
    Proper housekeeping to be maintained
    No obstruction for the operator Visually
    as well as oral (walky-talky)
    communication
    Ensure supervision during loading of the
    crane components
    Crane to be erected on firm base or
    rigid surface
    As far as possible avoid live electrical
    cables to pass over the area of loading,
    if exists, then the cable should be
    damage free and routed properly with
    tripping arrangement.

    Action by

    Safety &
    Electrical
    Engineer

    You might also like