JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS
MAST
Safe Work procedureDivision:MASTAnalysis By:Date:May/16/2008
Department:School divisionSupervisor:Frequency:
Job Title:AllApproved By:JSA Number:
Job Title:194 Oil drain and filter removalJob Performed By:
Required Personal Protective Equipment: CSA approved steel-toed
footwear, CSA approved safety glasses or goggles, 100% cotton
coveralls preferred, chemical gloves if required, and hearing
protection
GENERAL NOTES: No lighters, matches or cell phones are allowed
in the shop area. Long necklaces, bracelets and rings should be
removed. Long hair should be tied back. Strings and hoods hanging
from pullovers/sweaters should be removed or tucked inside of
coveralls.Safe Work procedure:
StepDescriptionHazardControls
1Inspect work area to ensure that it is free of hazards. Read
appropriate MSDS prior to starting oil change.Trip, slip,
fall--Fire and or explosion--Remove any clutter in work area.
Practice good housekeeping prior to starting any work. Clean up
spills and remove any combustible or flammable materials. Note
location of nearest fire extinguisher/s and fire blanket/s.
2If vehicle is being raised, follow procedure appropriate to the
equipment being used. If vehicle is to be jacked up refer to
vehicle service manual for placement of jack and safety stands. If
a hoist is being used refer to manual for proper instruction for
that type of vehicle.Vehicle may fall or slide causing crushing
injury or deathRefer to appropriate JHA for jacking and blocking a
vehicle, and or the appropriate JHA for hydraulic car lift or drive
on ramp hoist. Always refer to vehicle service manual and hoist
manual. If you are not sure ask the teacher before you begin and
check again before you lower vehicle onto safety stands. Do not
work around or under a vehicle that is not secure.
3Loosen but do not remove drain plug. Place waste oil recovery
tank or container as close as possible to oil drain and then remove
plug. When you remove the filter, there will also be oil draining
or dripping from that location. If there is a large oil spill,
clean it up while oil is draining.Oil can be hot causing burns.
Exposure to waste oil/petrol products may have toxic effects.
Slipping on an oil spill causing injury to head and or body.Wear
your safety glasses/goggles, protective gloves, coveralls. Do not
get hot engine oil on your skin or clothing, if this happens remove
clothing and wash skin immediately. Clean up any spills to avoid
slipping and causing injury.
4Replace drain plug and new oil filter following the
manufacture's instructions/recommendations. (Remember to always
hand tighten the oil filter. DO NOT USE ANY TOOLS TO TIGHTEN THE
OIL FILTER). Install new oil into vehicle per vehicle service
manual. Check under vehicle to make sure oil is not leaking out.
Clean area of spills and recycle old oil and oil filter in
appropriate storage area.Exposure to waste oil/petrol products may
have toxic effects. --Improper disposal of waste oil and filter
will have environmental impact--Do not get engine oil on your skin
or clothing - remove clothing and wash skin immediately.--Practice
good housekeeping, clean up any spills.--Follow government
guidelines for the recycling of waste oil and filter.--
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