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Job Hazard Analysis For Filtration Job)

This document outlines the job hazard analysis for filtration operations. It identifies 15 key tasks including mobilizing equipment, transporting to and from locations, rigging up and down operations, and identifies potential hazards for each task. Hazards include equipment failure, transportation accidents, chemical exposure, and drowning. Control measures are provided to mitigate risks such as using certified operators, following safety procedures, wearing proper PPE, and conducting pre-job checks. The analysis rates the severity of potential incidents as high or medium and the likelihood as low to medium, with overall risks being low to high depending on the task.

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Job Hazard Analysis For Filtration Job)

This document outlines the job hazard analysis for filtration operations. It identifies 15 key tasks including mobilizing equipment, transporting to and from locations, rigging up and down operations, and identifies potential hazards for each task. Hazards include equipment failure, transportation accidents, chemical exposure, and drowning. Control measures are provided to mitigate risks such as using certified operators, following safety procedures, wearing proper PPE, and conducting pre-job checks. The analysis rates the severity of potential incidents as high or medium and the likelihood as low to medium, with overall risks being low to high depending on the task.

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FILTRATION OPERATION JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS WORKSHEET

(Including Risk Assessment)


Task Name: Team Composition & Company: Name(s) Date: AUGUST 2012
Filtration Operations
WEAFRI
Step Activity Hazard Threats Control Measures Action Party

Severity
hood
Likely-

Risk
No. Description of (Potential incident) Who or what Recovery -measures
task step. might be harmed?

1 Award program  Job Failure  Loss of H L L  Contractor to have valid Client contract in Client Site supervisor &
place
to contractor well/assets.  Contractor to provide suitable, pre-audited
Weafri site supervisor
 Cost over-runs equipment, facilities, & manpower

2 Mobilizing  Equipment falling  Loss of life, H L L  Inspect slings and crane before use. Weafri Base supervisor
 Certified crane operator to be used
equipment from and damaging  Equipment
base  Crane failure.
3 Moving  Road Traffic  Personnel H M H  Use certified drivers Client & Weafri
 Good Journey management practice to be
equipment from Accident  Equipment adopted
supervisor
Base to jetty.  Equipment cutting  Certified drivers
NITEL/NEPA  Convoy procedure to be followed
cables

4 Sailing to the  Drowning  Personnel H M M  Certified sailor to be used Client boat operators
 Client sailing routes to be followed.
location  Capsizing of vessel.  Equipment
5 Handling and off  Crane failure.  Personnel. H L L  Inspect crane prior to use Client Supervisors
 Use of PFDs
Loading of  Falling of  Equipment
Equipment from Equipment
vessel to the Rig.  Personnel over-
board
6 Spotting of  Pinch point  Personnel H M L  Hand free and body position Client and Weafri crew
 Avoid being in the line of fire.
equipment  Drop object  Equipment
Rigging up of  Manual Handling  Personnel H L L  Body positioning/mechanisms
7 equipment  Hitting object or  Environment
 Care must be taken to avoid injuries. Weafri crew members
 Housekeeping

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personnel  Equipment  Appropriate PPEs to be worn
 Man over board
 Trip and fall
8 Function testing  Equipment failure  Equipment H L L  Pre job maintenance checks Weafri crew members
 Post job maintenance checks
of equipment  Company’s
reputation
9 Pre-coating (See MSDS)  Personnel H L L  Appropriate PPEs to be provided and used Weafri crew members
for the operation
 Chemical spillage  Equipment  House keeping
 Chemical Inhalation  Environment
 Chemical contact
10 Pumping of Fluid  Leakage  Environment M H L  Weco connections to be tighten properly Pump crew and Weafri
 Use of competent pump operator
 Excessive pressure  Equipment crew

11 Washing Down  Pinch point  Personnel H L L  Use of face shield Weafri crew members
 Use harness belt with static lanyard while
 Over reaching opening/closing lid of VPL.
 Trapped pressure  Appropriate PPEs
 Bleed off unit before opening
12 Rigging down  Heavy equipment  Personnel H L L  Tool Box Talk Weafri site supervisor
 Experienced crane operator
and  Crane Failure  Equipment
demobilization  Drop Object
13 Sailing back to  Personnel drowning  Personnel M L M  Certified sailor and crew to be used Client boat operators
 Client sailing routes to be followed
the jetty  Capsizing of Vessel  Equipment

14 Driving from  Kidnapping  Personnel H L L  Night driving is not allowed. Weafri Drivers
injury, fatality  Proper tie down chains and binders
jetty to base  Equipment dropping  Follow journey management plan
 Equipment
damage and
loss of assets
15 Off loading  Equipment falling  Fatality H M L  Inspect slings and crane Weafri Base Supervisor
 Certified crane & operator to be used
operations in the and damaging  Equipment
base  Crane failure.

Name: Name: Name:

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Company:
Company: WEAFRI WELL SERVICES CO. Company:
LTD. Signature:
Signature:
Signature:

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