JSA FOR TELESCOPING BOOM LIFT
Name of the site – Nissan (2asdu project)
Date of the JSA – 21/01/2014
Name of the Preparation – R.Ramesh Babu
S.No Scope of Activity
1) Prepare work area
2) Operate lift
Hazard
1) Injuries to operator
2) Injuries to co-workers
3) Injuries to bystanders bystander a safe distance from job.
4) Falling injuries
5) Tripping hazard
1) Falling injuries
2) Electrical hazard
3) Electrical injuries to
operator
4) Falling injuries
Control Measures Requested By
1) Warn people in work area. P&M/Safety
2) Utilize the barricades, cones or caution tape to keep officer
3) Position lift away from traffic.
4) Building overhangs and power lines
1) Inspect Aerial Lift (use aerial lift equipment inspection P&M/Safety
log) and PPE before use. officer
2) Operator dons harness and lanyard.
3) Operator enters the bucket and attaches lanyard to
designated lanyard anchorage point.
4) Never exceed the posted lift capacity (including worker,
material, and tools).
5) Never use lift as a crane or hoist to lift or lower
material.
6) Always look in the direction of travel of bucket when
operating lift.
7) Never run boom or bucket into conductors, cables,
poles, trees, etc.
8) Never move the lift when the boom is elevated in a
working position with an operator in the bucked.
9) Maintain a minimum clearance of 10 feet from
energized conductors rated 50kV phase-to-phase or
less;
10) for lines rated over 50kV phase-to-phase,
11) The minimum clearance shall be 10 feet plus 4/10 inch
for each kilovolt greater than 50kV phase-to-phase.
12) Maintain a minimum clearance of 10 feet from
energized conductors rated 50kV phase-to-phase or
less.
 JSA FOR TELESCOPING BOOM LIFT
Name of the site – Nissan (2asdu project)
Date of the JSA – 21/01/2014
Name of the Preparation – R.Ramesh Babu