This risk assessment form evaluates hazards associated with operating a generator rotor at the Terga location. It identifies several potential hazards including equipment transfers without proper certification, unstable crane outriggers, incorrect slinging of loads, falling from heights during installation or inspection, waste pollution, miscommunication during rigging, and body parts being sheared by slings. For each hazard, it recommends control measures to reduce the probability and severity of risks, such as requiring certifications and training, using tag lines and fall protection, following procedures, and employing qualified riggers. Residual risks are also calculated after controls are implemented.
This risk assessment form evaluates hazards associated with operating a generator rotor at the Terga location. It identifies several potential hazards including equipment transfers without proper certification, unstable crane outriggers, incorrect slinging of loads, falling from heights during installation or inspection, waste pollution, miscommunication during rigging, and body parts being sheared by slings. For each hazard, it recommends control measures to reduce the probability and severity of risks, such as requiring certifications and training, using tag lines and fall protection, following procedures, and employing qualified riggers. Residual risks are also calculated after controls are implemented.
This risk assessment form evaluates hazards associated with operating a generator rotor at the Terga location. It identifies several potential hazards including equipment transfers without proper certification, unstable crane outriggers, incorrect slinging of loads, falling from heights during installation or inspection, waste pollution, miscommunication during rigging, and body parts being sheared by slings. For each hazard, it recommends control measures to reduce the probability and severity of risks, such as requiring certifications and training, using tag lines and fall protection, following procedures, and employing qualified riggers. Residual risks are also calculated after controls are implemented.
This risk assessment form evaluates hazards associated with operating a generator rotor at the Terga location. It identifies several potential hazards including equipment transfers without proper certification, unstable crane outriggers, incorrect slinging of loads, falling from heights during installation or inspection, waste pollution, miscommunication during rigging, and body parts being sheared by slings. For each hazard, it recommends control measures to reduce the probability and severity of risks, such as requiring certifications and training, using tag lines and fall protection, following procedures, and employing qualified riggers. Residual risks are also calculated after controls are implemented.
Location: Terga Date of Assessment: 23-11-2009 Assessment No: 023
Assessor(s): FRIDI.ALI System/Activity: GENERATOR ROTOR P r o b a b i l i t y & F r e q u e n c y Definite 5 5 10 15 20 High 4 4 8 12 16 Moderate 3 3 6 9 12 Low 2 2 4 6 8 Negligable 1 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Minor Serious Major Catastrophic Severity Key to Priorities Medium Priority (5 days) High Priority (2-3 days) Immediate Hazards Identified (include the exposed groups) Probability 1 - 5 Severity 1 - 4 Risk 1 - 20 Control Measures to be Implemented Probability 1 - 5 Severity 1 - 4 Risk 1 - 20 Residual Risk Date Action Completed Equipment transfer Driver working without certificate Equipment in poor condition Leakage Personnel injury, Equipment and tools damaged. Soil pollution. 4 3 12 Driving working must have the certificate. Inspect the driver license, before drive. Respect of the limited speed. 2 2 4 Lifting Object strike while lifting material Crane tilt Equipment damaged Personnel injury. Impact and injury from lifted material Crane and equipment damaged People injured. 4 3 12 Lifting gear certified Riggers trained and certified, crane checked before use, and certified. Barricade lifting area, tag lines provided. Riggers to wear hi-visible vest and blue colour safety helmet. Hand signal clear and correct Expound the requirement to the operator Ensure there nobody under the lifting object Not lifting in bad weather such as strong wind, heavy rain etc... Not lifting at night Never refit the lifting equipment. Obtain PTW for lifting All equipment inspected and colour coded. 2 3 6 Unstable ground of the crane outriggers 3 3 9 Crane operator to assess work and lifting area before any lifting operations are carried out. Outrigger to be fully extended and load bearing pads to be use during lifting operation. 2 3 6
RISK ASSESSMENT FORM Unstable load 3 2 6 Sufficient tag lines to be used at all times. Trained and competent banks man to be in control of the lift at all times. A competent trained supervisor to be present and in control of the works at all times 2 2 4 Incorrect / Unsafe slinging 4 3 12 Load to be rigged by a trained competent rigger at all times A competent trained supervisor to be present and in control of the works at all times All movements to be controlled by a competent banks man. All slings shall be protected from sharp objects and edges of the load at all times. 2 3 6 Installation of equipment People falling from height Tools falling down Equipment damaged by hit Personnel injury Equipment damaged 4 3 12 Safety harness for working Tools put into the tools pocket Installation in accordance with the procedure Multi-operator working under unifier control Use the certified tools 2 2 4 Inspection People falling from height pinch Personnel injury 4 3 12 Safety harness for working Working with gloves Inspection refer to the procedure 2 2 4 Waste control Environment pollution from waste material and leakage Soil polluted by leakage waste material 2 4 8 Waste material recycle bin will set up and clear up regularly Prior to use, vehicle must inspected, to unsure no leakage. 2 2 4 Rigging , miscommunication between riggers and crane operators 4 3 12 Operators and riggers will use hand held radios at all times and will be sure that they use the same frequency prior to lifting. Only the designated riggers who are allowed to communicate with the crane operators. 2 3 6 Equipment slinging, Part of a body sheared by the slings and the equipment due to incorrect slinging 2 3 6 Safe work methods to be implemented and the activity should involve only qualified riggers who must be equipped with the right PPE. 2 2 4