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When it is identified that a S-JSA is to be used, the person responsible for supervising the job

shall

develop

the appropriate S-JSA form by taking the following steps:

x

Fill out the details of job specific information (vessel name, date, personnel, etc.);

x

Identify the job steps and hazards;

x

Identify any additional hazards associated with each job step;

x

Discuss and agree methods to remove the hazards;

x

Use the risk assessment matrix to assess the level of residual risk of each hazard;

x

The residual risk

shall

be reduced to the acceptable level according to the ALARP (As Low As

Reasonably Practicable) principle.

x

If the residual risk is still considered as “Medium or High” then the

Maste

r

shall

be advised. For such

circumstances during Drydock, the

Base Manage

r

(or equivalent job title)

shall

be advised.

Only the

Maste

r

/Base Manage

r

(afloat/ashore as applicable) can authorise work to be started if the

residual risk in any job step is not “Low”; and only then after further consideration of risk mitigation

and possible discussion with appropriate Company Management.

x

For complicated jobs involving Third parties or other departments it is advised to involve them in the

development of the S-JSA;

x

Prepare a TBT using the format on the

JSA Form

or

TBT Logbook;

x

Obtain the applicable

Permit To Work

(PTW) with appropriate isolations and lock outs if required;

x

Deliver TBT and walk through if any personnel are doing the job for first time or more than 3 days

have lapsed since the job was last completed;

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- Once everything above has been completed, carry out last minute

risk assessment complete the logbook entry in the Engine Control Room or Bridge as applicable and

commence the task;

x

After the job has been executed, the S-JSA

shall

be reviewed by the

S

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viso

r

with input from the

team members, to ensure that any new lessons have been captured for future use;

x

A copy will be filed onboard and consulted next time the same task is performed;

x

Should

the S-JSA be regarded as a repetitive job it is strongly advised to send a copy to the

Company Office with the request to make a G-JSA for this job.

Version 04. Original date: 25/05/2012. Version date: 31/12/2014. Valid version only on QMS site. Uncontrolled document when printed.

Procedure prepared by: BOS Senior QHSE Coordinator. Approved by: BOS QHSES Manager. Validated by: BOS Quality Representative

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