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Pre Job Safety Meeting for Jacking Operation

Pre Job Safety Meeting was held on board Jack Up Drilling Rig. Barge Master demonstrate the meeting with the guidance of Job Safety Analysis (JSA) What is JSA? A Job Safety Analysis is a task-oriented risk assessment used to review the hazards associated with a particular work task, and to verify that adequate safeguards are in place to control those hazards. The main goal of the analysis is to prevent harm to the individual(s) carrying out the task. JSAs are known by a variety of terms, including Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), Job Risk Assessment (JRA), Task Risk Assessment (TRA), Safe Job Analysis (SJA). JSA is the analytical process of: • Identifying the basic job steps of the task, • For every job step, reviewing associated potential safety and health hazards, and • Planning for effective controls or safeguarding mechanism to control (i.e., eliminate or mitigate) the effects the hazards may pose. JSAs are primarily used for controlling risks to the safety and health of the workers. However, a JSA can be used as a tool to identify how the task can pose hazards to the environment or to the asset. In addition to identifying the inherent hazards of a task, a well-conducted JSA can uncover other subtle issues that pose risks to the individual, such as discrepancies between the way the procedures recommend a task to be carried out and the actual situation; problems with risk controls that supposedly act to reduce the risk but when brought to light during the JSA are found to be deficient, missing, inoperable, or bypassed; or the hazards associated with personnel change during the tasks. The identification of these problems and the implementation of corrective actions before the task is performed can prevent undesirable incidents during the execution of the work task. Approaches to JSA A company promoting a risk-conscious safety culture will ideally want to go through a JSA exercise before performing any onboard/offshore activities. However, JSA exercises involve time and effort to develop and document. On the other hand, if certain tasks are excluded from the JSA program, the workers may skip assessing the hazards associated with the task and the means by which they can be eliminated or reduced to an acceptable level. Ultimately, each company will develop their program and criteria according to their needs and goals. If you like this video, please help to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to support the content. Thank You ! You can BUY "Ryan Cheah" a cup of coffee to support his content. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cheahwei... #JSA #PJSM #ARMS #drilling #offshore #jackup #rig