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    AEG - JSA - 107 - Oxygen Acetylene Torch PDF

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for oxygen and acetylene torch work. It outlines the following: 1) The scope of work is welding material. 2) Potential hazards of the work include flashing, fumes, sparks, and slag splatter. Controls include using exhaust fans, welding hoods, jackets, gloves, and closing off the work area. 3) Step-by-step instructions for setting up equipment, lighting the torch, and allowing materials to cool are provided, along with associated hazards such as burns and tripping, and recommended controls like protective equipment. 4) Workers and supervisors must sign off to acknowledge understanding and authorization of the work and associated safety measures

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for oxygen and acetylene torch work. It outlines the following: 1) The scope of work is welding material. 2) Potential hazards of the work include flashing, fumes, sparks, and slag splatter. Controls include using exhaust fans, welding hoods, jackets, gloves, and closing off the work area. 3) Step-by-step instructions for setting up equipment, lighting the torch, and allowing materials to cool are provided, along with associated hazards such as burns and tripping, and recommended controls like protective equipment. 4) Workers and supervisors must sign off to acknowledge understanding and authorization of the work and associated safety measures

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for oxygen and acetylene torch work. It outlines the following: 1) The scope of work is welding material. 2) Potential hazards of the work include flashing, fumes, sparks, and slag splatter. Controls include using exhaust fans, welding hoods, jackets, gloves, and closing off the work area. 3) Step-by-step instructions for setting up equipment, lighting the torch, and allowing materials to cool are provided, along with associated hazards such as burns and tripping, and recommended controls like protective equipment. 4) Workers and supervisors must sign off to acknowledge understanding and authorization of the work and associated safety measures

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    AEG - JSA - 107 - Oxygen Acetylene Torch PDF

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    This document provides a job safety analysis for oxygen and acetylene torch work. It outlines the following: 1) The scope of work is welding material. 2) Potential hazards of the work include flashing, fumes, sparks, and slag splatter. Controls include using exhaust fans, welding hoods, jackets, gloves, and closing off the work area. 3) Step-by-step instructions for setting up equipment, lighting the torch, and allowing materials to cool are provided, along with associated hazards such as burns and tripping, and recommended controls like protective equipment. 4) Workers and supervisors must sign off to acknowledge understanding and authorization of the work and associated safety measures

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    Jobs Safety Analysis Start Date:

    10/7/2009 (one year)

    JOB/ACTIVITY NAME: JSA # (optional):


    Oxygen / Acetylene torch

    DEPARTMENT/GROUP NAME BLDG/AREA LOCATION(s): OTHER INFORMATION or REFERENCES::


    Metrology / Alignment Engineering 107
    Group
    SCOPE OF WORK
    Weld Material

    Steps Potential Hazards Controls


    Close off welding area. Flashing Close welding curtain to shield outsiders from flashing.

    Prepare for welding. Inhalation of fumes Turn on exhaust fan and timer.
    Flashing Wear welding hood.
    Sparks Wear welding jacket, apron, gloves, work shoes.
    Slag splatter Wear welding jacket, apron, gloves, work shoes.
    Set gauges, turn on gas cylinders. Pinching fingers and hands Avoid pinch points
    Clean tip, make sure hose valves are Pinching fingers Avoid pinch points.
    tight, unwrap hoses.
    Tripping Keep hoses untangled and free from feet.
    Use striker to light torch Burning fingers, hands body; flashing Wear welding hood, welding jacket, apron, gloves, work
    shoes.
    Apply flame to material. Flashing, sparks, slag splatter Wear welding hood, welding jacket, apron, gloves, work
    shoes.
    Allow material to cool on workbench. Burn to hands or fingers Wear gloves.
    Chalk mark welded area “Hot.”
    Close valves, bleed off regulators, wrap Pinching fingers Avoid pinch points.
    hoses.
    Tripping Keep hoses untangled and free from feet.
    Use chipping hammer to remove excess Eye damage by flying debris from hammer strikes Wear safety glasses.
    Page 1 of 2
    JOB/ACTIVITY NAME: Oxygen / Acetylene torch START DATE: __10/7/2009______
    slag. Injuring fingers with hammer
    Use caution to avoid striking fingers or hands with hammer.

    I understand & will adhere to the steps, hazards & controls as described in this JSA. I
    understand that performing steps out of sequence may pose hazards that have not been
    evaluated, nor authorized. I will contact my supervisor prior to continuing work, if the scope of
    work changes or new hazards are introduced.
    I understand I have the authority and responsibility to stop work I believe to be unsafe.
    Worker Name (please print) Signature Date
    Brendan Dix ____

    ____

    I have reviewed the steps, hazards & controls described in this JSA with all workers listed above
    and authorize them to perform the work. Workers are qualified (i.e. licensed or certified, as
    appropriate, & in full compliance with SLAC training requirements) to perform this activity.
    Georg Gassner ____

    Supervisor Signature Date

    I have communicated area hazards with the supervisor or listed worker(s) for this activity and
    have coordinated the described activity with affected occupants. The above listed workers are
    released to perform described scope of work in the following area(s):
    Mike Racine
    ____

    Area or Building Manager Signature Date

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