WINDOW’S CLEANING THE WORLD’S TALLEST BUILDING -

SUPERSIZED EARTH – BURJ KHALIFA

NO. MEMBER’S NAME UiTM NO. CLASS GROUP

1. KHAIRUN NIESA BINTI ABDULLAH 2013633154 AS2455M

2. FATIN HAZIKA BINTI MOHD. ARIF 2013677038 AS2455M

3. NURUL ATIKAH BINTI MOHKSIN 2013287322 AS2455M

4. NUR ATIQAH BINTI THOMIRIN 2013 AS2455M

5. NOORUL AULA BINTI SAIEPUDDIN 2013647482 AS2455M

..INTRODUCTION..

· OBJECTIVES : TO ENHANCE STUDENT’S ABILITY AND KNOWLEDGE ABOUT JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS (JSA) TECHNIQUE (OR HAZARD IDENTIFICATION, RISK ASSESSMENT AND RISK CONTROL TECHNIQUE – HIRARC) IN ORGANIZATIONS / BUSINESS.

TO IMPROVE STUDENT’S ABILITY TO CREATE ABOUT SAFETY AT WORKPLACE.

· WHAT WE WANT TO ACHIEVE BY DOING THIS ASSIGNMENT IS TO KNOW VERY DETAIL ABOUT JSA THAT VERY RELATED IN THE WORKPLACE.

JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS (JSA)

• IS AN ACCIDENT PREVENTION TECHNIQUE WHICH SEEKS TO ;

Identify the hazard

-associated with each stage of a

job.

Develop precautions

-will eliminate or guard against these hazard.

Provide a safe job procedure

-can be used in job training or

the development of a safe system

of work.

...HIRARC...

• HIRARC ( HAZARD IDENTIFICATION, RISK ASSESSMENT, RISK CONTROL) CONTAINS PURPOSE THAT WILL GUIDE US ;

oTO IDENTIFY ALL THE FACTORS THAT MAYS CAUSE HARM TO EMPLOYEES AND OTHERS (HAZARDS) ,

oTO CONSIDER WHAT THE CHANCES ARE OF THAT HARM ACTUALLY BEFALLING ANYONE IN THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF A PARTICULAR CASE AND THE POSSIBLE SEVERITY THAT COULD COME FROM IT (THE RISKS) ,

oTO ENABLE EMPLOYERS TO PLAN, INTRODUCE AND MONITOR PREVENTIVE MEASURES TO ENSURE THAT THE RISKS ARE ADEQUATELY CONTROLLED AT ALL TIMES.

...ADVANTAGES JSA...

Its an effective accident

prevention tool that increases

workplace safety.

For new employees, the JSA process provides

pre-job training on the safe work

practices that will be used.

Helps experienced employees

maintain safety awareness and

limit complacency.

Help to reduce completion time

and decrease safety risks.

Helps workers adhere to company

policies and regulations.

WHY NEED TO DO JSA ?

* THERE WERE SEVERAL REASONS WHY NEED TO DO JSA ;

HELPS WORKERS IDENTIFY THE HAZARDS OF THE JOBS.

STEPS TO ELIMINATE AND REDUCE HAZARDS TO ACCEPTABLE RISKS LEVEL.

PROVIDES CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS IN THE EVEN OF A JOB CHANGE, OR A NEW

JOB.

HELPS IMPROVE OVERALL JOB TRAINING BY COMBINING THE EXPERIENCE

OF THE WORKER’S INVOLVED.

ENCOURAGES BETTER COMMUNICATION, INCREASES PRODUCTIVITY AND

IMPROVES MORALE.

WINDOW’S CLEANING THE WORLD’S TALLEST BUILDING - SUPERSIZED EARTH

– BURJ KHALIFANO. TASK / WORK

ACTIVITYHAZARD / S

(HARM)RISK

(PROBABLE CAUSE / S)

EXISTING RISK

CONTROL

RECOMMENDED CONTROL MEASURES

1. Cleaning unwanted things that stuck at the

window

Slippery Waste wash water dripping

from the window cause

cleaners skidding

Safe work practice

Use goods window’s

wash tools that easy to

wash window

2. Repair and maintenance the

windows

Falling objects

The tools drop from the high

altitude

Material lifting

procedures

Use suitable tools storage

that is be easy to be taken

3. Cleaning the windows by using prepared utility

Working at Heights

Falling from heights

Pre-use check and

regular maintenance

of safety equipment

Take care the utility that want to be used and

check before use

NO. TASK / WORK ACTIVITY

HAZARD / S(HARM)

RISK(PROBABLE CAUSE / S)

EXISTING RISK

CONTROL

RECOMMENDED CONTROL MEASURES

4. Cleaning Corrosive bleach

A small spill of bleach from

a container when filling a spray bottle

Safety equipment

such as gloves and

boots

Fill all the spray bottle

needed before start to work

5. Cleaning Hot weather Dehydrate Not in list Provide drinking facilities

TABLE 2 : LIKELIHOOD/ PROBABILITYLIKELIHOOD (L) INCIDENT RATING

Most Likely Slippery 5

Possible Chemical Splash 4

Conceivable Falling from Height 3

Remote Falling objects 2

Inconceivable Dehydrate 1

TABLE 3 : SEVERITY OF HAZARD

SEVERITY (S) INCIDENT RATING

Catastropic Falling from Heights 5

Fatal Chemical splash 4

Serious Slippery 3

Minor Dehydrate 2

Negligible Falling objects 1

TABLE 4 : RISK MATRIX TABLE

      Severity (S)

   

Likelihood (L)

1 2 3 4 5

5 5  10  15 20 25

4  4 8 12 16 20

3  3 6 9 12 15

2 2  4 6 8 10

1 1 2 3 4 5

LOWMEDIU

MHIGH

TABLE 5 : RISK VALUES 

PROBABILITY / LIKELIHOOD

 

           

      HIGHLY LIKELY 

VERY LIKELY

LIKELY LESS LIKELY

UNLIKELY

    

VALUE  5 4 3 2 1

SEVERITY/CONSEQUENCES

 FATAL 5  25  20  15  10  5 

   MAJOR 

 4  20  16  12  8  4

   MINOR 

 3  15 12  9  6  3 

   NEAR MISSES

 

 2 10  8  6  4  2 

PROBABIITY / LIKELIHOOD

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