JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS & RISK ASSESSMENT FORM

1. JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS & RISK ASSESSMENT FORM Nor Aini Burok

2. JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS & RISK ASSESSMENT FORM (untilJune 2013) Nor Aini Burok JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS & RISK ASSESSMENT FORM (From Sept 2013)

3. ACCIDENT IN LAB 1 • A fatal accident happened in an organic chemistry laboratory at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in late December, 2008. • A research assistant was using a syringe to transfer about 50 mL of a pyrophoric chemical (a substance that catches fire spontaneously once exposed to air), tert-butyl lithium, dissolved in pentane, a flammable solvent. The plunger suddenly came apart from the syringe barrel, causing the pyrophoric chemical to spew onto the hands and body of the researcher and catch fire. • Even though the fire was finally put out by other laboratory workers, the researcher suffered second to third-degree burnsto over 43% of her body. She died in January 2009 due to the burns and the resulting complications, after 18 days in the hospital.

4. ACCIDENT IN LAB 2 • One student, Preston Brown, 29, was seriously injured in the Jan. 7, 2010 accident and remains in critical condition, • Brown received severe burns and lacerations to his face and hands when a mixture of nickel hydrazine perchlorate exploded during the afternoon accident in Texas Tech's chemistry building, according to a police report. University officials told CSB the accident involved the detonation of a high-energy metal compound.

5. F I N D I N G S

6. POLICY FOR FYP AT MICET

7. JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS PROCESS FLOW CHART.

8. JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS PROCESS FLOW CHART cont….

9. JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS PROCESS FLOW CHART cont….

10. JSA & RA PREPARATION AND APPROVALFLOW CHART With technician & supervisor review & approval Latest by Wk 5 /Sem 1

11. JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS & RA FORM • Consist of 11 parts. • Title of procedure / experiment. • Name of author & contact number. • Name of supervisor { & co-supervisor}. • Method / Procedure. • Hazard Identification and Control measures • Substances used which have potential to cause harm; i.epotential hazards. • Equipment used in the procedure which may cause harm • Laboratoy / laboratories required • First Aid and Fire fighting equipment available • Disposal routes for waste materials • Risk assessment and precaution to be taken ( in statement) • Level of supervision and suitability for out-of-work • Out-of work approval • Emergency contact number • Evidence of Review and checked by laboratory technician and supervisor. • Details of other student involved in the project/procedure • Review Section [TO BE FILLED BY POSTGRADUATE ONLY]. JSA & RA Form.doc Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) FIRST SCHEDULE of ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (SCHEDULED WASTES) REGULATIONS 2005.

12. THANK YOU Any Question ?