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JSA-008| Winding

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Job Safety Setup Info
JSA Number or Identifier: 
JSA-008
Related Department: 
AUTOCONE
Select the types of hazards to be identified in this JSA: 
Physical
General Information
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-MACH CONER LINK
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-MURATA 21-C
Related Machine/Equipment: 
6-PROCESS CONER II QPRO
Related Machine/Equipment: 
7-SAVIO ORION
Person(s) Performing the Job: 
Management Representative
Hazard Analysis Info
THE KINNEY METHOD: HOW IT WORKS The risk (R) assessment, after Kinney, is done considering three parameters: the probability (P) of an accident or damage occurrence, the exposure at risk frequency (F) and the gravity (G) of the induced consequence. The probability of the damage occurrence during the exposure to a risk factor describes the accidental, stochastic and uncertain character. Kinney have defined 7 probability classes, to whom he allocated certain numerical values. The Kinney method: the risk ranking scale: Risk level (R) Risk class Required action, < 20 Very low Acceptable risk: no measure required. 20 - 70 Possible Monitoring. 70 - 200 Significant Measures to be taken. 200 - 400 High Immediate improvement. > 400 Very high Activity cessation. The exposure frequency expresses the time lapse in which the worker is exposed to the risk factor action,; this component is estimated by one of the 6 classes.
Hazard Analysis Date: 
18/08/2018
Reviewed By: 
Management Representative
Analysis Duration: 
1.00 h
Physical Hazards Identification
Select Physical Hazard: 
Noise (Sound Pressure Level), dBA
Select Physical Hazard: 
Dust / Fluff
Physical Hazard Consequences
Select Physical Hazard Consequences: 
Respiratory Disease
Select Physical Hazard Consequences: 
Exposure (inhaling, swallowing, or absorbing) to harmful levels of gases, vapors, aerosols, liquids, fumes, or dust)
Risk Assesment
Probability: 
Virtually impossible (0.1)
Risk Exposure Frequency (F): 
Very rare (less than once per year) 0.5
Severity/Gravity: 
Low: Injury without work capacity loss (1)
Calculated Risk: 
0.05

JSA-006| Drawing

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Job Safety Setup Info
JSA Number or Identifier: 
JSA-006
Related Department: 
SIMPLEX
Select the types of hazards to be identified in this JSA: 
Physical
General Information
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-ELECTROJET
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-F 33 (120 SP)
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-F-33
Related Machine/Equipment: 
8-FT-6D
Person(s) Performing the Job: 
Management Representative
Hazard Analysis Info
THE KINNEY METHOD: HOW IT WORKS The risk (R) assessment, after Kinney, is done considering three parameters: the probability (P) of an accident or damage occurrence, the exposure at risk frequency (F) and the gravity (G) of the induced consequence. The probability of the damage occurrence during the exposure to a risk factor describes the accidental, stochastic and uncertain character. Kinney have defined 7 probability classes, to whom he allocated certain numerical values. The Kinney method: the risk ranking scale: Risk level (R) Risk class Required action, < 20 Very low Acceptable risk: no measure required. 20 - 70 Possible Monitoring. 70 - 200 Significant Measures to be taken. 200 - 400 High Immediate improvement. > 400 Very high Activity cessation. The exposure frequency expresses the time lapse in which the worker is exposed to the risk factor action,; this component is estimated by one of the 6 classes.
Hazard Analysis Date: 
18/08/2018
Reviewed By: 
Management Representative
Analysis Duration: 
1.00 h
Physical Hazards Identification
Select Physical Hazard: 
Noise (Sound Pressure Level), dBA
Physical Hazard Consequences
Select Physical Hazard Consequences: 
Exposure (inhaling, swallowing, or absorbing) to harmful levels of gases, vapors, aerosols, liquids, fumes, or dust)
Risk Assesment
Probability: 
Virtually impossible (0.1)
Risk Exposure Frequency (F): 
Very rare (less than once per year) 0.5
Severity/Gravity: 
Low: Injury without work capacity loss (1)
Calculated Risk: 
0.05

JSA-005| Drawing

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Job Safety Setup Info
JSA Number or Identifier: 
JSA-005
Related Department: 
DRAWING FINISHER
Select the types of hazards to be identified in this JSA: 
Physical
General Information
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-DRAW FINISHER
Related Machine/Equipment: 
8-RSB-D35
Person(s) Performing the Job: 
Management Representative
Hazard Analysis Info
THE KINNEY METHOD: HOW IT WORKS The risk (R) assessment, after Kinney, is done considering three parameters: the probability (P) of an accident or damage occurrence, the exposure at risk frequency (F) and the gravity (G) of the induced consequence. The probability of the damage occurrence during the exposure to a risk factor describes the accidental, stochastic and uncertain character. Kinney have defined 7 probability classes, to whom he allocated certain numerical values. The Kinney method: the risk ranking scale: Risk level (R) Risk class Required action, < 20 Very low Acceptable risk: no measure required. 20 - 70 Possible Monitoring. 70 - 200 Significant Measures to be taken. 200 - 400 High Immediate improvement. > 400 Very high Activity cessation. The exposure frequency expresses the time lapse in which the worker is exposed to the risk factor action,; this component is estimated by one of the 6 classes.
Hazard Analysis Date: 
18/08/2018
Reviewed By: 
Management Representative
Analysis Duration: 
1.00 h
Physical Hazards Identification
Select Physical Hazard: 
Noise (Sound Pressure Level), dBA
Physical Hazard Consequences
Select Physical Hazard Consequences: 
Exposure (inhaling, swallowing, or absorbing) to harmful levels of gases, vapors, aerosols, liquids, fumes, or dust)
Risk Assesment
Probability: 
Virtually impossible (0.1)
Risk Exposure Frequency (F): 
Very rare (less than once per year) 0.5
Severity/Gravity: 
Low: Injury without work capacity loss (1)
Calculated Risk: 
0.05

JSA-004| Drawing

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Job Safety Setup Info
JSA Number or Identifier: 
JSA-004
Related Department: 
DRAWING BREAKER
Select the types of hazards to be identified in this JSA: 
Physical
General Information
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-DRAW FRAME
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-RSB-D45
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-SB-15
Person(s) Performing the Job: 
Management Representative
Hazard Analysis Info
THE KINNEY METHOD: HOW IT WORKS The risk (R) assessment, after Kinney, is done considering three parameters: the probability (P) of an accident or damage occurrence, the exposure at risk frequency (F) and the gravity (G) of the induced consequence. The probability of the damage occurrence during the exposure to a risk factor describes the accidental, stochastic and uncertain character. Kinney have defined 7 probability classes, to whom he allocated certain numerical values. The Kinney method: the risk ranking scale: Risk level (R) Risk class Required action, < 20 Very low Acceptable risk: no measure required. 20 - 70 Possible Monitoring. 70 - 200 Significant Measures to be taken. 200 - 400 High Immediate improvement. > 400 Very high Activity cessation. The exposure frequency expresses the time lapse in which the worker is exposed to the risk factor action,; this component is estimated by one of the 6 classes.
Hazard Analysis Date: 
18/08/2018
Reviewed By: 
Management Representative
Analysis Duration: 
1.00 h
Physical Hazards Identification
Select Physical Hazard: 
Noise (Sound Pressure Level), dBA
Physical Hazard Consequences
Select Physical Hazard Consequences: 
Exposure (inhaling, swallowing, or absorbing) to harmful levels of gases, vapors, aerosols, liquids, fumes, or dust)
Risk Assesment
Probability: 
Virtually impossible (0.1)
Risk Exposure Frequency (F): 
Very rare (less than once per year) 0.5
Severity/Gravity: 
Low: Injury without work capacity loss (1)
Calculated Risk: 
0.05

JSA-003| Carding

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Job Safety Setup Info
JSA Number or Identifier: 
JSA-003
Related Department: 
CARDING
Select the types of hazards to be identified in this JSA: 
Physical
General Information
Related Machine/Equipment: 
-FILTER
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-AEROFEED A70
Related Machine/Equipment: 
6-C-51
Related Machine/Equipment: 
8-CARD C51
Person(s) Performing the Job: 
Management Representative
Hazard Analysis Info
THE KINNEY METHOD: HOW IT WORKS The risk (R) assessment, after Kinney, is done considering three parameters: the probability (P) of an accident or damage occurrence, the exposure at risk frequency (F) and the gravity (G) of the induced consequence. The probability of the damage occurrence during the exposure to a risk factor describes the accidental, stochastic and uncertain character. Kinney have defined 7 probability classes, to whom he allocated certain numerical values. The Kinney method: the risk ranking scale: Risk level (R) Risk class Required action, < 20 Very low Acceptable risk: no measure required. 20 - 70 Possible Monitoring. 70 - 200 Significant Measures to be taken. 200 - 400 High Immediate improvement. > 400 Very high Activity cessation. The exposure frequency expresses the time lapse in which the worker is exposed to the risk factor action,; this component is estimated by one of the 6 classes.
Hazard Analysis Date: 
18/08/2018
Reviewed By: 
Management Representative
Analysis Duration: 
1.00 h
Physical Hazards Identification
Select Physical Hazard: 
Noise (Sound Pressure Level), dBA
Physical Hazard Consequences
Select Physical Hazard Consequences: 
Exposure (inhaling, swallowing, or absorbing) to harmful levels of gases, vapors, aerosols, liquids, fumes, or dust)
Risk Assesment
Probability: 
Practically impossible (0.2)
Risk Exposure Frequency (F): 
Very rare (less than once per year) 0.5
Severity/Gravity: 
Low: Injury without work capacity loss (1)
Calculated Risk: 
0.10

JSA-002| Combing

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Job Safety Setup Info
JSA Number or Identifier: 
JSA-002
Related Department: 
COMBER
Select the types of hazards to be identified in this JSA: 
Physical
General Information
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-E 62
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-E-72
Related Machine/Equipment: 
13-E-72
Related Machine/Equipment: 
20-E-7/6
Related Machine/Equipment: 
5-E-80
Person(s) Performing the Job: 
Management Representative
Hazard Analysis Info
THE KINNEY METHOD: HOW IT WORKS The risk (R) assessment, after Kinney, is done considering three parameters: the probability (P) of an accident or damage occurrence, the exposure at risk frequency (F) and the gravity (G) of the induced consequence. The probability of the damage occurrence during the exposure to a risk factor describes the accidental, stochastic and uncertain character. Kinney have defined 7 probability classes, to whom he allocated certain numerical values. The Kinney method: the risk ranking scale: Risk level (R) Risk class Required action, < 20 Very low Acceptable risk: no measure required. 20 - 70 Possible Monitoring. 70 - 200 Significant Measures to be taken. 200 - 400 High Immediate improvement. > 400 Very high Activity cessation. The exposure frequency expresses the time lapse in which the worker is exposed to the risk factor action,; this component is estimated by one of the 6 classes.
Hazard Analysis Date: 
18/08/2018
Reviewed By: 
Management Representative
Analysis Duration: 
1.00 h
Physical Hazards Identification
Select Physical Hazard: 
Noise (Sound Pressure Level), dBA
Select Physical Hazard: 
Combustible materials
Physical Hazard Consequences
Select Physical Hazard Consequences: 
Exposure (inhaling, swallowing, or absorbing) to harmful levels of gases, vapors, aerosols, liquids, fumes, or dust)
Risk Assesment
Probability: 
Practically impossible (0.2)
Risk Exposure Frequency (F): 
Very rare (less than once per year) 0.5
Severity/Gravity: 
Low: Injury without work capacity loss (1)
Calculated Risk: 
0.10

JSA-001| Blow Room

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Job Safety Setup Info
JSA Number or Identifier: 
JSA-001
Related Department: 
BLOW ROOM
Select the types of hazards to be identified in this JSA: 
Physical
General Information
Related Machine/Equipment: 
-CONTAMINATION SORTER
Related Machine/Equipment: 
-FILTER
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-LOPTEX SORTER 01
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-LOPTEX SORTER 02
Related Machine/Equipment: 
1-UNIFLOC A10
Related Machine/Equipment: 
10-B-60
Related Machine/Equipment: 
11-B-60
Related Machine/Equipment: 
12-B-60
Related Machine/Equipment: 
13-B-60
Related Machine/Equipment: 
13-B-60
Related Machine/Equipment: 
14-A-20
Related Machine/Equipment: 
16-A-20
Related Machine/Equipment: 
18-JOSHI VISION SHIELD
Related Machine/Equipment: 
2-A-11 Uniflox
Related Machine/Equipment: 
2-B-11
Person(s) Performing the Job: 
Management Representative
Hazard Analysis Info
THE KINNEY METHOD: HOW IT WORKS The risk (R) assessment, after Kinney, is done considering three parameters: the probability (P) of an accident or damage occurrence, the exposure at risk frequency (F) and the gravity (G) of the induced consequence. The probability of the damage occurrence during the exposure to a risk factor describes the accidental, stochastic and uncertain character. Kinney have defined 7 probability classes, to whom he allocated certain numerical values. The Kinney method: the risk ranking scale: Risk level (R) Risk class Required action, < 20 Very low Acceptable risk: no measure required. 20 - 70 Possible Monitoring. 70 - 200 Significant Measures to be taken. 200 - 400 High Immediate improvement. > 400 Very high Activity cessation. The exposure frequency expresses the time lapse in which the worker is exposed to the risk factor action,; this component is estimated by one of the 6 classes.
Hazard Analysis Date: 
01/03/2017
Reviewed By: 
Management Representative
Analysis Duration: 
3.00 h
Physical Hazards Identification
Select Physical Hazard: 
Combustible materials
Select Physical Hazard: 
Noise (Sound Pressure Level), dBA
Select Physical Hazard: 
Dust / Fluff
Physical Hazard Consequences
Select Physical Hazard Consequences: 
Exposure to excessive noise (damage to hearing)
Select Physical Hazard Consequences: 
Respiratory Disease
Select Physical Hazard Consequences: 
Exposure (inhaling, swallowing, or absorbing) to harmful levels of gases, vapors, aerosols, liquids, fumes, or dust)
Risk Assesment
Probability: 
Practically impossible (0.2)
Risk Exposure Frequency (F): 
Rare (yearly) 1
Severity/Gravity: 
Low: Injury without work capacity loss (1)
Calculated Risk: 
0.20
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