Prepared By: ToolPusher / HSE Advisor

Risk Assessment Register

Reviewed By: Drilling Superintendent

Approved By: HSE Manager Date : 1st November, 2015 Rev. No. 1

INITIAL RISK CONTROL MEASURES RESIDUAL RISK

Risk Number

HAZARDS Effect
Main Activity Sub Activity HAZARDS

Likelihood

Likelihood
Risk Level

Risk Level
( If the Hazard is Released )

Severity
Severity

Class

Class
Prevention & Mitigation Recovery Measures

1 Working during Working during  Hot atmosphere  Sunburn C 3P C3 M  Conduct TBT before starting the job, identify the activity steps, hazards and ERP, C 1P 31P L
(Ramadhan) & (Ramadhan) &  UV exposure  Muscles cramps P ensure all involved parties are involved in the TBT. MEDEVAC,
Hot atmosphere Hot  Working alone  Heat exhaustion  Provision of sufficient crew members to allow frequent breaks. Medical
atmosphere  Heat stroke  Deferring heavy work to night time/cooler hours; sharing heavy work facilities
 Headaches  Use crane or forklift for any manual handling jobs
 Fatigue  Summer Awareness Safety Road Show
 Nausea  Increase fluid intake (water)
 Dehydration  Provision of Evaporator cooler and shaded areas.
 Heat Stress  Provision of coolers and cool water.
 Fainting  Provision of ice Jackets.
 Unconsciousness  Provision Long sleeve coveralls, buttoned up, light color.
 Dry skin  Minimize direct sun exposure,
 Heat Stress / Stroke  Provision of buddy system
 Urine colour change  Supervisors to recognize and implement reduced physical demands and/or shift
time for new or newly arrived workers.
 Neck and face cotton masks to protect from direct sunlight,
 Use Safety Sunglasses.
 Supervisors to detect and manage symptoms of heat stress among the
workforce
 Offices, accommodations & vehicles A/Cs should be functioning properly.
 Avoid caffeinated / soda drinks
 Use Urine monitoring for sign of dehydration & seek medic advice if sign of
dehydration appears
 Electrolyte drinks to be available.
 Keep the skin clean and dry. Wash regularly and dry completely (particularly
feet).
 Wash clothes regularly in order to remove sweat and salt.
 Wear light weight, loose clothing including underwear, they should be kept as
clean and dry as possible. Avoid tightly fitting clothes.
 If persistent rashes occur in moist areas such as the groin, under arms or in the
feet, medical evaluation should be obtained.
 Increase communication and Team work
 Avoid heavy meals at lunch time
 Maintain a well-balanced diet.

Refer to the following documentations:

 OHS specification

RA-R9-01-007-01
 Prepared By: ToolPusher / HSE Advisor
Risk Assessment Register
Reviewed By: Drilling Superintendent

Approved By: HSE Manager Date : 1st November, 2015 Rev. No. 1

INITIAL RISK CONTROL MEASURES RESIDUAL RISK

Risk Number

HAZARDS Effect
Main Activity Sub Activity HAZARDS

Likelihood

Likelihood
Risk Level

Risk Level
( If the Hazard is Released )

Severity
Severity

Class

Class
Prevention & Mitigation Recovery Measures

 Summer mitigation requirement

RA-R9-01-007-01