ORO OXYGEN CORPORATION

18th Floor Pryce Center Bldg.

1179 Don Chino Roces Ave. cor. Bagtikan St.,
Makati City
Tel. No. 899-4401
JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS

Identifying hazards and eliminating or controlling them as early as possible will help prevent injuries and illnesses. A job hazard analysis is a technique to identify hazards before they occur. It focuses on the relationship between the
worker, the task, the tools, and the work environment. The analysis can be a valuable tool for training new employees in the steps required to perform their jobs safely. For a good job hazard analysis to be effective, management must
demonstrate its commitment to safety and health and follow through to correct any uncontrolled hazards identified. Otherwise, management will lose credibility and employees may hesitate to go to management when dangerous conditions
threaten them. List jobs with hazard that present unacceptable risks, based on those most likely to occur and with the most severe consequences. For special tasks like Repair and Maintenance, kindly specify.

POSITION/TITLE (Person who does the job) LPG CHECKER/INSPECTOR

DEPARTMENT/DIVISION PRODUCTION

AREA/JOB LOCATION REFILLING HALL

BASIC STEPS POTENTIAL HAZARDS (DESCRIPTION) HAZARD CONTROL ( RECOMMENDED MEASURES )

1. LIFTING OF LPG CYLINDERS 1.1 CYLINDER HANDLING FROM REFILLING MANIFOLD TO REFILLING 1.1.1 USE SAFETY SHOES (STEEL TOE) THAT ARE PRESCRIBE BY THE COMPANY OR BY DOLE.
SCALES MIGHT CAUSE SLIPPAGE OR OUT BALANCE OF CYLINDER THAT
SUDDENLY DROP AND HIT YOUR LEGS AND TOES. 1.1.2 USE TROUSER THE ARE THICK IN ORDER TO RESIST FROM SHARP EDGES OF THE CYLINDER THAT WILL INJURE
YOUR SKIN.

2. REFILLING OF CYLINDERS 2.1 DIFFERENTS ASSEMBLY OR DESIGN OF VALVES HAVE ITS OWN 2.1.1 USE SAFETY GLOVES (LEATHER GLOVES) TO PROTECT YOUR HANDS FROM SHARP EDGES OF THE HANDWHEEL.
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS/HAZARDS THAT CAUSE INJURY/LACERATION
OF YOUR HANDS ESPECIALLY USED VALVES WHICH ARE PRONE OF
FOREIGN OBJECTS.
2.2 LPG EMISSIONS CAN CAUSE BURNS IF YOUR HANDS OR ARMS ARE 2.2.1 STILL USE GLOVES THAT WILL RESIST LPG PENETRATION.
ALWAYS EXPOSED.

2.3 EXPOSURE OF YOUR NAKED EYES MAYBE HIT BY TINY PARTICLES OR 2.3.1 USE GOGGLES TO PROTECT YOUR EYES FROM TINY OBJECTS ESPECIALLY IN RELEASING COMPRESSED AIR
DUST COMING FROM THE FILLING HEAD OR ELSEWHERE. PRESSURE OR LPG VAPOR PRESSURE.

2.4 EXCESSIVE INHALATION OF LPG VAPOR CAN CAUSE ASPHYXIATION OR 2.4.1 USE MASKS TO SOMEHOW LESSEN LPG INHALATION.
SUFFOCATION

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 3. ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL 3.1 A COMMON STEP THAT ARISES LOT OF ACCIDENTS WHEN NOT 3.3.1 USE LOCK OUT / TAG OUT TAGGING.
MAINTENANCE PROPERLY DONE AND WITHOUT SAFETY MEASURES. (E.G FAULTY 3.3.2 USE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS.
WIRINGS, WELDING, ETC.) 3.3.3 USE GAS TESTERS.

4.1 SHUTDOWN FIRST THE MACHINE OR MACHINE MEMBER AND

4.1.1 USE ALL PURPOSE OIL AND GREASE WHICH ARE HI-TEMP WHENEVER NECESSARY. OIL LEVEL SHOULD BE
4. MACHINE LUBRICATION REMOVE ANY RESIDUAL PRESSURE SO AS NOT TO CAUSE ANY
SATIFIED OR MEET TO OBTAIN MACHINE PERFORMANCE MORE EFFICIENT.
PROBLEMS WHILE LUBRICATION. (e.g knocking, overheating, etc.)

5. METAL TO METAL CONTACT 5.1 EXISTENCE OF SPARKS ARE INEVITABLE WHEN METAL TO METAL 5.1.1 USE RUBBERS AND WOODBLOCKS TO INSULATE AND PREVENT METALS TO A LONGER CONTACT.
CONTACT IS ALWAYS PRACTICED.

6. PARKING OF VECHICLES 6.1 HANDBREAKS SOMETIMES FAIL THAT CAUSES SUDDEN MOVEMENT 6.1.1 ALWAYS CHOCK TIRES WITH WOODEN BLOCKS TO ASSURE THAT VEHICLE IS AT STATION.
OF VEHICLES ESPECIALLY WHEN SLOPED AREAS.

PREPARED BY: MARK ARTEM APALLA DATE AND SIGNATURE:

REVIEWED BY: DATE AND SIGNATURE:
APPROVED BY: EGR, MAM, GIM DATE AND SIGNATURE:

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