A.A.M. AL-KHODARI & SONS CO.

EARLY WORKS OF ZULUF CPF

ZULUF PROJECT(P-80) CONTRACT # 6600050522

ZULUF

JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

JSA Number: AKS-ZIPCD-EW-JSA-015 Date: October 16, 2022

Revision: 01
Prepared by: Iatizaz Hussain
Type of job being analyzed: Asphalt Paving

Reference GI and Standards

JSA Review Team GI 2.100,
JSA Members Name Position Signature Date Schedule B-Attachment I, Exhibit-II,
Traffic and Vehicle Safety G.I. 6.030,
SECTION (Civil)
Mobile Heavy Equipment Operator
Project Representative Abdul Khader Project Manager Testing and Certification G.I. 7.025,
Samdani ACI-347 guide to form work for
concrete.
Construction Department Mohammad Yaqoob Construction Manager
 All the employees should complete
HSE Department Mujahid Hussain Safety Supervisor the safety orientation prior to
performing the activity.
SAPMT Engineer Quinten Corner Site Superintendent  Obtain required PTW.
 Conduct joint site inspection to
Abu Zafar Ahmad Field Compliance Coordinator identify hazards
SAPMT OE&CG
  Only trained & competent persons
for every task.
 Adequate supervision and HSE
coverage.
EQUIPMENT: General Note:
 Asphalt Paver machine.  This JSA must be discussed with all involved personnel prior to job execution. Pre-job
 Steel/tire roller planning and daily toolbox talk meeting should be held on-site prior to starting daily
 Skid loader work to discuss relevant issues, technical procedures and assignments during the job
 Delivery trucks execution.
 Air Compressor  Incorporate daily tool box talk meeting to consider safety requirements for each tasks
 Asphalt cutter assignment before commencing job.
 Water tanker  Ensure the personnel that are handling heavy equipment are certified and the
 Tele-handler equipment is tested. Maintained and cover with necessary certificates and approved
 Wheel Loader plant access.
 Low-bed trailer  Work shall be required to wear appropriate minimum PPE i.e. Safety glass, safety
 Bitumen truck
helmet, safety shoes and face shield.
 For an emergency, first aiders will be at the site. An Ambulance and a male nurse will
be on standby at the office. An emergency Number shall be displayed.
 In case of emergency informed the Plant Operation or dial 013-3780911

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:

 Safety Helmet.
 Safety Boots
 Reflective vest.
 Hand gloves.
 Eye protection (Clear glass).
 Dust mask.

Safety equipment: Ambulance, First Aid facilities, Fire extinguisher, Traffic Wand, jersey barriers

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 JSA FOR Formwork (Shuttering),
concrete pouring, curing, surface
preparation

SL LIST OF ACTIVITIES/SIGNIFICANT
POTENTIAL HAZARDS HAZARDS CONTROL RESPONSIBLE PERSON
NO. HAZARD

1 Mobilization/arrangement  Make sure proper work permit should be issued Construction

 Lack of work permit
of Manpower, equipment, for the each specific activities. Manager, Site
 Uncertified equipment,
and tools at the job site.  Operator and driver shall have SAG license and SA Engineer
operator, or Driver.
certification.
 Run over, caught- in
 The Heavy Equipment/Vehicle operator/driver
between the heavy
will not take any reverse or movement on the job
equipment, or struck by a
site without any signalman.
heavy vehicle.
 Supervisor/Foreman/Superintendent shall always
 Fall of material from
conduct an inspection prior to mobilization of
equipment during
equipment.
transportation.
 Directional signs and blinking lights must be
 Uneven road/ground
available on site for the easy flow of traffic.
condition and vehicle
access.  Trained signalman must be assigned to give traffic
signal for moving heavy equipment’s with traffic
 Lack of Hazard
Communication wand.

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  Conduct toolbox talk (to brief the job related hazard)
before starting the work which is responsibility of
supervisor.
Job safety Analysis should be explained to the workers
2 Portable Hand/Power Tools  Defective Tools  Keep all tools in good condition with regular Site Engineer
i.e. drill machine, grinder.  Improper storage & handling maintenance.
 Damage cable/hose  Periodic inspection should be carried out for
 Hand/finger /face /eye injury power/hand portable tools.
 Electric Shock/Electrocution  Use the right tool for the job.
 Tripping and falling hazards  Inspect each tool for damage before use and do
not use damaged tools.
 Keep cords and hoses away from heat, oil, and
sharp edges.
 Electrical cords/cables should be supported at
least 2.4 meter (8 ft.) above the walking and
platform by non-conductive materials.
 Avoid accidental starting. Do not hold fingers on
the switch button while carrying a plugged-in
tool.
 Follow instructions in the user’s manual for
lubricating and changing accessories.
 Remove all damaged portable electric tools from
use and tag them: “Do Not Use.”
 Ensure hands, feet and loose clothing are kept
clear from moving parts of the drill.
 Run drill at correct RPM for diameter of drill bit
and material. Ask shop personnel for the correct
RPM.
 Portable power tools shall be equipped with
properly functioning constant pressure switches
or controls that will shut off the power when the
pressure is released (i.e., a “dead man” switch).
 Do not operate the drill machine without guards

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 or damaged or loose guards, as it is the first line
of defense, preventing ‘metal chips’ from hitting
the operator.
 Proper PPE’s should be used.
3 Asphalt material delivery at  Poor Traffic Control for the  Adequate and suitable Traffic Control Measures Construction
site
Asphalt delivery vehicles. must be in place. Manager, Site
 Traffic Accidents/Collisions  Safe access is to be provided for the delivery Engineer
 The unidentified route, space trucks to the asphalt machine.
for materials, and Parking.  Ensure drivers hold a valid SAG License.
 Man Machine Interface  Ensure vehicles used are in good condition,
maintained, and registered.
 Ensure flagmen are in place for guiding the
vehicles around the job site.
 Provide pedestrian walkways with physical
segregation between -vehicles and pedestrians.
 Pre-task briefing to be carried out prior to the
start of each shift.
 Use daily inspection Vehicle checklist.
 Visible Sign boards, safety signage’s, blinking
lights with traffic safety signs must be installed
on-site in Arabic and English.
4 Asphalting  Lack of Pre-planning  Method Statement together with Job Safety Construction
 Laying of asphalt with  In-experienced and unskilled Analyses shall be communicated to the crew Manager, Site
paver which is filled from workers involved in order to increase safety awareness Engineer
tipper. Some manual laying  Unidentified / unclear or during safety briefing (TBT).
using shovels & rakes obstructed access  Make sure skilled workers assigned for the
required. Some cleaning  Traffic Movements asphalt paving activities.
may be required at the  Manual handling  Ensure to follow approved Traffic Management
front of the paver.  Slip, trip and fall Plan to control the flow of heavy equipment.
 Heating joints – using hand  Working with hot mix (hand  Working area to be barricaded to avoid entry of
lance in front of roller. laying when required i.e. unauthorized persons.
 Compact with steel roller, unable to lay with paver)  Daily Safety Checklist for all heavy equipment to
pneumatic (multi tired)

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 roller and vibrating plate.  Moving parts / entanglement be completed and pre-inspected tools and
 Raking & shoveling – paver equipment shall be used.
 Fumes and hot surface.  Work shall be allowed only under a competent
 Roller traffic supervisor.
 Vehicle turn-over  A clear access from entry point to asphalt area
 Striking/hitting workers on shall be identified, verified for presence of any
site. obstruction, excavated trenches (loose soil) etc.
 Collision with other  Effective supervision to oversee and confirm that
plant/machines & vehicles. approved preplanned process is followed.
 Hot asphalt  Ensure flag men are in place for guiding vehicles
 Being struck by moving around site.
machinery and vehicles.  Maintain contact with Tip-man/Spotter via two-
way radio or the use of hand signals.
 No ground personnel permitted in front of paver
when truck reversing.
 Strictly follow directions of Tip-man/Spotter
 Do not touch any part of the paver which may be
hot.
 Long sleeved clothing, protective footwear should
be used.
 Handle hot mix with shovel or mechanical aid
 No direct contact. If need to directly touch hot
mix, wear protective gloves
 Do not clear hopper with shovel whilst slat
conveyor is operational
 Do not raise or lower hopper wings without first
checking for the presence of workers.
 Maintain safe distance from edge of drop off
(assess and communicate distance during toolbox
and site risk assessment meeting).
 Spotter required to watch for vehicle movement
whilst crew member cleans front of paver.

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  Unwanted material and tools to be removed or
rearranged properly and safely.
 Access and working areas to be cleaned and
monitored by safety officer on job.
 Use skid steer loader to pick up and spread
asphalt when possible.
 Ensure shovels and rakes are in good condition
before use.
 Use legs to drive shovel into mix
 Bend your legs, keep your back straight
 Hold shovel close to body
 Shift feet with load, do not twist body
 Do not overload the shovel beyond your physical
capacity
 Keep shovel and rake lubricated with release
agent
 Use shovel to spread large amounts of asphalt
prior to raking; do no push large amounts of
asphalt with rake
 Take precaution when tossing asphalt not to
spray on fellow workers
 Don’t touch or pick up asphalt with hands
 Make sure proper PPE’s should be in place.

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5 Manual Handling.  Incompetent personnel.  Ensure trained and competent workers who will Site Supervisor, site
 Pinch point. carry out the task. Engineer, foreman,
 Ensure employees use proper lifting techniques
 Personal injury, back injuries,
muscle strains, sprains. i.e. lift with their legs, not their back.
 Use the “Buddy System” to get help.
 Slip, trip fall on same levels.
 Man-machine interface  The supervisor shall endure that the TBT is
properly executed at the work front and hazards
are discussed.
 Housekeeping shall be a priority, walk and work
areas shall be kept free of materials and supplies.
 Remove unnecessary materials in the workplace.
 Do not enter inside the barricade.
 Provide sufficient lights to avoid poor visibility.
All employees (Operator, driver &other
employees) shall complete the MMI training
before starting the activity.
 Wear approved hand gloves as per PPE’s need
analysis and nature of activities.
6 Working in adverse weather  Heat stress during hot  Supervisor shall get updates from HSE officer Construction
weather. regarding any adverse weather condition like a manager, site
conditions.
 Frostbite in winter. heavy sand storm, wind, rain, etc. Engineer, site
 Exposure to sand/dust/rain.  Designated rest shelter shall be provided, supervisor
including single shade for a signalman.
 Ensure that the rest shelters are in proper
condition.
 Work and rest rotations shall also implement
based on the actual heat index.
 Ample amounts of drinking water shall be
available adequately at the site and shall be
checked by the site supervisor.
 Ensure availability of First Aider, extra electrolyte
and minerals with first aider.

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  Provide heat stress training to the employees.
 Adequate PPE to be used during winter/summer.
 Dust mask to be provided to all the exposed
employees to dust/sand.
 Depending on the situation HSE Officer/Site
supervisor can stop the work.
 Training & awareness should be given to all personnel. Site engineer,
 Animal & Insect Bites
 Emergency response and preparedness to be supervisor, foreman
arranged.
 Check ground/shelter before sitting
 Wear appropriate clothing i.e. cover the exposed skin
as much as possible by wearing long-sleeved shirts,
pants, and full sleeve boots.
 Use a flashlight/torch at night when working at the
job site.
 Open and shake out your luggage, boots, and clothing
before use.
 Look at your feet to watch where you step and do not
put your foot in or near a crevice where you cannot
see.
 Do not throw food waste items at the job site.
 Avoid approaching any snake, insects, etc. you cannot
positively identify as a safe species.
7 In Case of emergency Potential miss communication
1. Stop all activities and stay calm don’t be panic. Safety Officer and
2. Switch off the equipment, activate the Emergency Male Nurse
could lead to risks of danger.
alarm.
3. Immediately walk towards to designated assembly
point.
4. For any Emergency assistance call HSE Representatives:
Mr. Kumar # 0557580986, Mr. Mujahid Hussain #
0581783395, Mr. Amin # 0536949400, Mr. Farooq
0555856189 and Site clinic # 0532867225,
0548409826

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 RECOMMENDATIONS/NOTES ASSIGNED TO MOBILE PHONE#
1 All site personnel are required to wear PPE'S such as safety helmet, safety Contractor/operation & SAPMT
goggle, gloves, and safety shoes
2 Conduct Tool Box Safety Meeting prior to work activities Contractor /operation &SAPMT
3 Explain to key personnel the purpose of the JSA and enforce the Contractor safety officer
implementation of content.
4 Use the JSA to identify hazards and list the precautions on the work permit Contractor safety officer
5 Garbage's shall be disposed properly on a daily basic Contractor Foreman
6 If an injury or near miss occurs, the JSA shall be reviewed immediately to Contractor HSE Coordinator
determine weather changes are needed in the job procedures,

JSA STOP WORK TRIGGERS

1 Stop work and evacuate the area if the stop work alarm or plant wide siren is initiated.
2 Stop work if there is any LEL or H2S Reading
3 Stop work if there is any Leakage.
4 Stop work if the fire watch or stand by left the area.
5 Stop work if the work permit receiver left the area.
6 Stop work if you noticed unsafe condition
7 Stop work if there is Oxygen Deficiency.
8 Stop work if the weather temperature increased more than 50C
9 Stop work if the vehicle / truck engine shut down by itself. Do not re-start the engine without operations permission.
10 Stop work if any underground utilities are observed.

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