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Project Manager & Sign Mr Site Supervisor & Signature Mr
Conducted By EHS Manager & Sign Mr Reviewed By Site Engineer & Signature Mr
Name & Site Engineer & Sign Mr--- Name & Construction Manager & Signature Mr
Designation Site supervisor& sign Mr---- Designation EHS Manager & Signature Mr

Date of Last review Date Next Review Date Rev No:

conducted
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Completed BY :- Radeep Chandran

Likelihood
5 0 5 10 15 20 25 Severity

4 0 4 8 12 16 20 Rating 0 Rating 0 = No injury or illness

= Very unlikely Rating 1 = First aid injury or
3 0 3 6 9 12 15 Rating 1 illness
Severity

Rating 2 = Minor injury or

2 0 2 4 6 8 10 Rating 2 = Unlikely illness
1 0 1 2 3 4 5 Rating 3 = “3 day” injury or
Rating 3 = Likely illness
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rating 4 = Major injury or
Rating 4 = Very likely illness
0 1 2 3 4 5 Likelihood Rating 5 = Fatality, disabling injury, etc
Rating 5 = Almost certain

Risk = Likelihood x Severity

Acceptable Further review Unacceptable Risk

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Requirements 1.Permit to work to be implemented and displayed at Executive, &

work area EHS Personal
2.Daily toolbox meeting and risk assessment briefing
to be conducted prior to start work
3. All check list for machinery, equipment and tools to
be updated and in place before work start.
4. Housekeeping to be done at the end of the daily
work.
5.Pre-inspection Of machinery and equipment before
mobilization of machinery to site
6.All workers to be provided with proper Personal
Protective
7.Equipment (PPE)
8.Safety induction course and harness training and
letter of
9.appointment (SW P)
10.all worker need under gone height work training
1. Shifting the material • Falling of Loads 4 4 16 1. Engage adequate manpower for shifting the 2 2 4
to the work place. • Slip, trip and falling. material.
Loading and offloading • Manual handling 2. Use proper trolley while shifting heavy materials.
materials • Body injury 3. The access way for shifting of material must be
• Materials damage cleared from obstacles.
• Materials coming into 4. Workers must be made aware about the hazards
contact with personnel or related to Manual material handling
other plant; 5.Avoid over loading & over stacking of materials on
• Materials dislodging shifting equipment or trolleys.
during transport; 6. Never stack materials near to the edges & floor
• Manual handling injuries openings.
7. During stacking of the Tiles and Cement care must
be taken to secure & prevent from slips, trips and falls.
8. Ensure proper segregation of material as per the size
& shape.
9. Wear the personnel protective equipment (Helmet,
safety shoes, full body coverall, Goggle, hand gloves,
Dust mask).

2. Tiles installation •Contact with cement
and cement /Mortar/ •Serious injury Back injury
Plaster activities •Skin irritation, burns and
may lead to Eye irritation
3. Use of cement mixer •Manual Handling
•Housekeeping
•Snagging / Trapping
•Trips
•Contact with moving parts
10. Ensure no access, exit blocked by keeping any
materials.
11. Certified lifting appliances and lifting gear to be
used to load and unload materials on site.
12. Gloves to be worn by all personnel.
13. Correct manual handling technique to be deployed
where manual handling of loads is required.
14. Load securing to take into account surface
conditions on site.
4 2 8 1. In case of contact with cement wash/flash 2 1 2 Executive, &
immediately with clean water & soap. EHS Personal
2. Use appropriate PPE like PVC gloves, safety boots
and goggles.
3. Barricades activity area and restrict unauthorized
entry.
4. Ensure the availability and use of necessary PPEs
relevant to the activity.
5. Instruct/train worker in proper manual handling
techniques.
6. Use manual handling aid equipment to transfer
material i.e. material trolley.
7. Monitor and supervise the activity while in Heat
stress prevention program shall establish in extremely
heat environment.
8. Provide adequate supply and proper illumination of
task lighting especially on access areas.
3 3 9 Before use: 3 1 3 Executive, &
EHS Personal
1. Check that all guards are in position and correctly
fitted.
2.Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry which may
become entangled in the workings of this machinery
3.Keep unauthorized persons away from mixing drum
4. Keep area around mixer clear of obstructions which
could cause persons to fall onto moving parts
5. Always ensure mixer is on level ground before
mixing. Operator to be familiar with the controls prior
to use.
6.Beware of danger zones and hot zones
7. Beware of exhaust venting directions and do not use
in confined space. Ensure that area is well ventilated.
8. Mixer shall be fully guarded and in place during
operation.

4. Application of "• Eye / skin exposure 4 2
Mortar / Plastering • Collapse of scaffold
Work • Damage to equipment
and Health
• Workers falling from
height "
During Use:
1. Do not tip mixer onto the drum mouth when motor
is running.
2. Ensure that drum is rotating while emptying the
mixer
3. Always switch off machine when leaving it
unattended.
4. Tip mixer forward to discharge drum.
5.Do not put any part of your body into the drum
6.Do not put shovel into drum
7. Do not use as a wheel barrow. Turn off before
moving
8. Never throw materials into the mixer trickle it
steadily over the rim or it will stick firmly to the rear
of the drum.
9.Always stop the mixer before you dislodge materials
stuck
10.When loading cement into drum goggles are to be
worn to stop cement being blown into eyes (NB Windy
days)
After use:
1.Keep mixer clean by cleaning after use
2. Do not throw bricks into mixer to clean it
3.Use aggregate to knock off hardened mortar
Environmental:
1.Ensure correct storage of materials
2. Secure open bags of cement etc.
3. Only mix when required
4. Ensure that mixing area is kept clean and that any
run off is controlled.
5. Cement and sediment are pollutants and therefore
should not be allowed to enter waterways or drainage
system.
8 1.Ensure adequate and suitable formwork and load – 2 2 4 Executive, &
bearing capacity EHS Personal
2. Equipment used must be with warning signboards in
place
3.Outriggers must be fully extended with adequate
pads
4. A safe temporary working platform shall be erected;
ensure erection of a safe scaffold
5.Proper PPE must be worn by all operatives all the
time during work

5. Laying of Tiles Fall of materials due to
Manual
Handling
Foot Injury /puncture
Sprain/strain/back pain
6. Erection, "• Falling of persons.
dismantling and • Falling of materials.
alteration of • Collapse of scaffolds
Mobile/Fix Scaffolding • Injury to the workers
Structure (Fatality or physical
Injury).
• Damage of Property
• Scaffold collapse due to a
failure to manage changing
conditions
• Personal injury due to
falls and impact of falling
objects
• Damage due to falling
objects leading to financial
/ production loss"
6. Monitor health of employees and provide wash
stations in the are
7.Operatives must have gone proper training and
refresher courses"
3 3 9 1.Use trolley equipment to transfer materials, where 3 1 3 Executive, &
necessary delivery of materials shall place near the EHS Personal
activity area.
2. Adequate instruction shall be given prior to start
activity regarding manual handling techniques and
other safe working practice
"
4 3 12 1. Proper inspection by competent scaffold inspector to 4 1 4 Executive, &
be done for making sure that scaffolding parts are in EHS Personal
good condition.
2. 3rd party trained Supervisor to perform inspection
for Scaffolding, give approval and provide tag.
3. Wear full body harness, while working at height
during the erection/Dismantling of scaffolding.
4.Only competent, trained and certified scaffolds from
Dubai Municipality approved 3rd party are permitted
to erect/Dismantle the scaffolding
5. Ensure all tools, overhead platform are properly
secured in using tool belt.
6. Mobile scaffolding to be erected as per manufacture
guidance.
7. Scaffolding should be used according to safe
working load. It should be clearly marked on
scaffolding tag.
8. Scaffolding should be erected away from the door
and window.
9. Proper fall protection system hand rail, mid rail and
toe-boards to be installed in all scaffolding work
platforms.
10. Regular inspection to be conducted by competent
supervisor and findings to be informed.
11. Ensure all movable scaffolding wheels are locked
while working.
12.Out riggers to be provided to prevent toppling of
mobile scaffold
13. Adequate bracing and ties should be provided.
14. In case if out riggers are not possible to fix
adequate tie up to be provided on structures.
15. 3rd party trained scaffolders should erect the
scaffolds on firm surface of the floor.
16. Temporary works drawings and calculations to be
provided for scaffold.
17. If over ten meters, third party certification required
by an approved third party company.

7. Use of fall arrest / 1.Personal injury due to
fall restraint falls and impact of falling
equipment objects
8. Use of access 1. Personal injury due to
equipment and work falls and impact of falling
platforms objects
2.Damage due to falling
objects leading to financial
and production loss"
18. Scaffold systems, components and accessories
used on project shall be manufactured to EN
(European Norms) or equivalent e.g. ANSI (American
National Standards). Where necessary, certificates of
conformance for the equipment shall be provided for
review by the project HSE team prior to use.
19. Scaffold systems shall be inspected by a third party
certified scaffold inspector prior to use and every
seven days thereafter or after adverse weather
conditions
20. Green scaffold tags shall be applied to scaffolding,
preferably at access points, to advice of the scaffold
rating and latest inspection date. Do not use tagging
shall be applied to incomplete or damaged scaffold,
red scaffold tag
21. Scaffold shall be designed to meet loading and
stability requirements. Heavy duty scaffold designs
shall be submitted to the project management team for
review and approval (Heavy duty shall be those
designed for loading in excess of 240 Kg/m2
(2.4kN/m2). Light duty scaffold shall be up to
120Kg/m2 and medium duty up to but not exceeding
240 Kg/m2).
22. Scaffold shall be designed to resist adverse
environmental conditions such as high winds."
5 5 25 1. Fall arrest equipment and accessories used on 4 1 4 Executive, &
projects shall be manufactured to EN (European EHS Personal
Norms) or equivalent e.g. ANSI (American National
Standards)
2. Workers shall be provided with fall arrest equipment
and shall be trained in its proper use in line with the
requirements set out in HSE Plan Fall Prevention
Procedure.
3. Shock / energy absorbers shall not be utilized
without suitable clearance
4. Lifelines shall be Tractel Tirfor or equivalent.
5. Nylon rope shall not be used for lifelines
6. Where necessary lifelines and anchor bolts used as
lanyard anchors shall be tested prior to use."
4 3 12 1. Scrap or damaged materials shall not be used to 4 1 4 Executive, &
construct temporary guardrails and or platforms EHS Personal
2. Guardrails shall be fit for purpose, sturdy enough to
resist the impact of a falling / tripping man, and shall
include a hand rail and mid rail. Toe boards shall be
included where there is a risk of falling objects.
Handrails shall be at least 1m high
3. Work platforms shall be bespoke platforms or
constructed of rated scaffold boards. Work platforms

9. Using of Power 1. Electrical Shock
Tools: Grinders, Drills 2. Sharp edges
/ Cutting Machine, 3. Rotating parts/ pinch
Jack hammers etc. points
4.Fatal / serious injury
5 Slip, Trip and Fall
6. Injury to the workers
due to the use of
unsafe/improper Power
Tools
7. Noise
8. Personal injury or
damage due to failure
during operation e.g.
during grinding and cutting
etc.
9.Financial and production
loss due to damage
10. Personal injury or
damage due to operator
error
11.Damage to equipment
due to operator error
12. Long term ill health –
hearing loss"
shall include handrails,
Mid rails and toe-boards. Where guardrails cannot be
installed due to space restrictions, fall arrest / restraint
systems shall be utilized (harness / lifeline etc)
4.Temporary works drawings calculations to be
provided for temporary works platforms"
4 4 16 1. All the power tools should be tagged with an 4 1 4 Executive, &
appropriate monthly color code. EHS Personal
2. Competent person only allowed operating powered
tools.
3. Only authorized person to use tools.
4. Correct tools and equipment selection.
5. Training for using power tools.
6. PPE as per tools requirement.
7. Guards in place.
8. Do not remove guards and operate.
9.Minimum gloves, eye protection and noise
protection
10. Damaged tools should be kept away from the work
place.
11. All cables and sockets should be in good condition.
12. Make sure cables used are industrial.
13. Make sure industrial sockets are used.
14. Use battery operated where possible.
15. Use 110v supply.
16. Use 230v with 30mA RCD.
17. Proper routing of cables.
18. Regular inspection of cables and power tools.
19. Proper storage and handling.
20. Maintenance by competent person only.
21. Keep work area clean and ventilated.
22. Don’t operate in explosive atmosphere like
flammable liquid/ gas.
23. Multiple outlet socket not to be used in any case
24. Ensure safe routing of electrical cables.
25. Disconnect power source when not in use.
26. Unauthorized person cannot make any
modifications / repair.
27. All power tools shall be inspected prior to entry to
site.
28. All power tools shall be routinely maintained and
serviced.
29. Bi weekly reports shall be completed on all power
tools
30. Records shall be retained on site for review by the
project HSE team.
31. Only trained, experienced operators shall be
permitted to use power tools on project site.

10. Use of hand tools 1."Flying particles/ broken
Such as hand Saw, pieces
Hammer.
2. Contact with sharp
edges
3. Dust Inhalation
4. Injury to the worker due
to improper use of hand
tools
5.Serious injuries
6.Eye injuries"
11. 1. Slip, Trip hazard
Housekeeping/Cleanin 2.Fire
g/Waste removals. 3. Contamination of air
land pollution
4. Emission of dust
5. Injury to the workers
6. Permanent occupational
dieses such as
pneumoconiosis
7. High incidence of unsafe
conditions e.g. unsafe
Competence shall be in line with the requirements set
out in Standard and the project HSE plan.
32.Third party certification required for all power tools
and operators"
4 3 12 1. Use appropriate tools and be sure it is of the right 4 1 4 Executive, &
size. EHS Personal
2.Tools should be kept clear from unnecessary grease,
moisture and dust
3. Don’t allow unwanted people near operation.
4. Wear necessary PPEs according the specific job
requirement
5. Always use right tool for the right job.
6. Ensure that mushroom headed tools such as chisels
and punches are reconditioned or replaced as
necessary.
7. Avoid using a screw driver as a chisel causing
breakage and ejection of the tip which results in injury.
8. Ensure that loose splintered or cracked handles on
tools are replaced through proper inspection.
9. Random and routine inspection should be done by
the trained store persons prior to issue of the tools.
10. Identify quarantine area for the damaged hand
tools and avoid issuing to site.
11. Tools should not be left lying around.
12. Correct tools and equipment selection.
13. Training for using hand tools.
14. PPE as per tools requirement. Eye protection.
15. Minimum gloves, eye protection and noise
protection
16. Maintenance of tools.
17. Use end caps for chisels.
18. Sharp the tools if became blunt."
4 3 12 1. Ensure that trained personnel will do the task. 4 1 4 Executive, &
2. All construction waste to be removed in daily basis. EHS Personal
3. Do not leave any material/ waste on access and gang
ways on site.
4. Personal Protective Equipment to be provided for all
housekeeping/cleaning personals such as, mask,
goggles and cover-all clothing.
5. Firefighting equipment to be in place and accessible.
6. Waste materials must be placed in the appropriate
skips and containers.
7. Hazardous waste should be disposed as per
 working at height
•8.High incidence of
personal head, eye, hand
and foot injuries e.g. cuts /
lacerations, abrasions,
penetrating wounds, eye
injuries, impact wounds etc
9. Increased impact of
longer term health hazards
e.g. noise / dust
10.High incidence of
unsafe conditions e.g.
incorrect fitting and use of
fall arrest equipment /
absorber / lanyard)
11. High incidence of
personal injury due to lack
of awareness of when to
use personal safety
equipment & PPE
12.Incorrect selection of
PPE e.g. use of inadequate
gloves, or incorrect
selection of eye protection
leading to injuries.
12. Smoking 1. Health to smokers and
passive smokers
2.Fire
3.Environment pollution"
13. Electrical 1. Electric shock leading to
distribution injury or fatality
2.Electrical fire"
manufactures/local govt. regulation and guidance.
8. Do not leave anything lying around the site that may
cause a potential hazard to the people on site or the
environment.
9. The requirement volume of personal safety
equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE)
shall be specified at the procurement stage. Sufficient
spares shall be maintained in stores at all times.
10. Personal safety equipment and PPE shall be
maintained and replaced if damaged or in line with
manufacturers recommendation life cycle.
11. Personal safety equipment and PPE requirements
for specified works shall be detailed in the project HSE
plan, method statements and reinforced through tool
box talks. Personal safety equipment and PPE
discipline shall be paramount and disciplinary action
taken against those failing to comply.
12. Site labor shall be trained in the use of personal
safety equipment and PPE through onsite training and
tool box talks.
13. Training shall include both the use and purpose of
the protective equipment
14. Labor shall be provided with personal safety
equipment and PPE at no cost to themselves and shall
be provided with replacement protective equipment on
an old for new basis.
15. Labor shall not be required to utilize old or
damaged protective equipment in order to reduce
costs.
16. Some PPE e.g. hard hats and high visibility vests
are color coded to allow easy identification of trades.
17. Minimum PPE requirements on site are Safety
helmet, Safety Glasses, Hi-visibility vest, safety
footwear with steel toecaps.
3 5 15 1. Give up smoking and proper fire control measures 3 2 6 Executive, &
2.Smoke in an area with adequate ventilation to reduce EHS Personal
intake of (Second-hand) smoke
3. Handle lighters and matches with utmost care
4. Smoke only on designated areas and use ashtray all
the time
5.Avoid throwing cigarette butts anywhere
6. Know the location of the fire extinguisher unit(s)"
3 5 15 1.A Competent Electrician Engineer shall design the 3 2 6 Executive, &
temporary distribution system in line with expected EHS Personal
loading requirements
2. Only competent electrician to complete any
electrical works on site.
3. Circuit protection shall be built into the design and

14. Installation or 1.Electric shock leading to 3 5
extension of electrical injury or fatality
distribution 2. Electrical fire"
suitable circuit breakers installed in all distribution
boards. The minimum standard shall be 30 m/A
ELCB, however, 30m/A RCD is preferable."
15 1. Only competent, qualified electricians shall be 5 1 5 Executive, &
permitted to carry out electrical works. No person shall EHS Personal
be permitted to work as an electrician until valid
certification is provided to the competent Electrical
Engineer.
2. Armored cabling shall be used for principle
distribution where there is a risk of damage to the
cable sheath
3. Cables crossing roads shall be armored and
protected / buried
4. Cable hangers and cable stands shall be utilized on
construction sites to elevate trailing cables and provide
additional protection from damage or water ingress
where feasible."
15. Handling and 1. Tipping / collapse of
movement of materials stacked / stored materials
Manual Handling 2. Personal injury through
excessive manual handling
•3.Personal injury through
contact with sharp edges
4. Abrasions / contact with
moving materials
5.Muscular sprains and
strains
6.Back injury
7.Limb injuries"
16. Illumination 1. Personal injury
2.Property damage
17. Night Work 1. Poor visibility resulting
in personnel coming into
contact with plant,
equipment, etc.;
2. Lack of concentration
resulting in an accident;
3.Slips, trips and falls;"
4 4 16 1. Store man shall be issued with suitable PPE as 4 1 4 Executive, &
required. Heavy duty rigger gloves shall be used for EHS Personal
general handling of
materials
2. Manual handling shall be minimized and
mechanical aids shall be utilized to lift and move
heavy materials. Mechanical aids shall be fit for
purpose in line with those set out in HSE Plan,
3. Always check your surroundings and make sure the
route is clear of trip hazards
4. Redesign object or task
5.Provide mechanical aids(Mechanize handling as far
as possible where necessary/possible)
6. Use of lifting aids
7. Limits on duration of repetitive tasks, rotate
employees
8. Reduce the load to be handled manually
9. Safe manual handling training must be provided to
all operatives involve on manual lifting
10.Ensure safe lifting techniques is strictly observed
by operatives
11.Use proper PPE"
3 4 12 1. To prevent general slips / trips / falls 3 2 6
2. Internal access shall be free from obstructions,
clean, dry and clearly marked with signage. Festoon or
other temporary lighting shall be set out
3. Illumination levels (LUX) shall be in line with that
set out HSE plan access / egress standard.
4. Illumination levels will be checked periodically to
en
1.When selecting workers for Night Work 3 2 6
4 4 16 Construction Team to ensure that they are suitable for
this kind of work.
2. Workers who are working the night shift must have
adequate breaks.
During all night works:
1.Site Management to be on site to supervise the
works.
2. All work areas are to be suitably lit for works with
artificial lighting. Lighting towers to be in place and
checked by the
3. Supervisor to ensure they are in good working order
prior to the work commencing;
4. Working in night time conditions will make it more
difficult to see dips or pot holes or other obstructions
on the haul road therefore speed limit should be
reduced.
5. Speed limit reduced to 15 kph in all areas on site at
night time
6. Ensure ground conditions where the operatives are
working are as level as possible, remove tripping
hazards.
7. Headlights on vehicles/plant must be in good
working condition and cleaned regularly during night
work as any dirt on the lenses will greatly reduce
visibility.
8. Poor weather conditions will increase the danger of
working during dark conditions as visibility and site
conditions will be poor. Weather forecast to be
checked in advance of the works by the Construction
Team to ensure it is suitable to proceed.
9. Ensure that lighting used does not interfere with
public traffic or be located in such a manner that it
blinds vehicle drivers, crane drivers or riggers on site.
10. All plant to have flashing beacons which are to be
switched on and in good working conditions.
11. Lifting operations will be kept to a minimum
during the night shift. Required lifts will be completed
during the day in preparation for the night shift where
possible e.g. positioning of piling frame. Lifting
operations which will be carried out at night will
include lifting the piling hammer, pitching tubular
piles, etc.
12. Riggers and operatives must be visible at all times.
It is important that they have clean hi visibility vests.
13. Riggers to be issued with torches to improve their
visibility and to allow them to give clear signals to
drivers.
14. Ensure that the work areas are maintained is a safe
condition at all times and that they are left in a safe
condition before shift ends.
15. Ensure that all stores are locked when not attended
and that keys are removed from machinery. Under no
circumstances are drivers to leave their machines
unattended with the engine running or the keys in the
ignition.
16. Ensure that a first aider is in attendance at all times
during night work.
17.Driver and vehicle to be on site at all times during
the night shift to ensure it is readily available in the

18. Traffic Management 1. Injuries to public whilst
and Materials Delivery unloading and carrying
(Material Handling materials.
2.Traffic accident
3.Manual Handling / hand
injuries
4.Muscle or tendon strain
getting on and off the vehicle
5. Material may have sharp
edges and splinters.
6. Material does not adequate
side clearance for lifting.
7. Material in odd shape to
carry.
8.Dust inhalation and entry to
the eye
9.Collision with moving
vehicles
.19. Material stacking 1.Stacking haphazardly
Stacking at stores / work
place
event of an emergency.
18. Emergency Numbers to be available – refer to
emergency procedure for night work.
19. Measures to be taken to ensure that plant operators
and others can safely exit work areas at shift ends.
Transport buses and vehicles to pick the workers up in
a safe location and transport them to their
accommodation.
20.Ensure the site is secure prior to leaving “sure
adequate lighting levels"
4 4 16 1. Barricades and warning Signage. 3 2 6
2. Personal Protective Equipment – gloves for
deliveries.
3.Internal Designated goods lift, use of trolleys, team
lifting
4.No access or stopping on unidentified locations
Establish Traffic Management Plan
5.Offset timings for arrival of trades each day if
necessary
6. Ensure that the hand / fingers do not get jammed in
between material and vehicle sides by carrying
material with hands inside the maximum width of the
item carried.
7. Ensure that they get additional support of personal
before lifting.
8. Use the material trolley whenever possible.
9. Wear face mask and goggles whilst handling the
materials.
1. Supervise the laborer while shifting / stacking and store in
proper manner.
2. Seek guidance from CBD supervisor.
3.Barricades and warning Signage
4. Supervise the laborer while shifting / stacking and store in
proper manner.
5. Seek guidance from CBD supervisor.
6. Barricades and warning Signage.
20. Working in Heat 1.Dehydration Heatstroke 4 4 16 4 1 4 Executive, &
Exposure to Sun Light 2.Heat Exhaust EHS Personal
Extreme Temperature 3. Heat cramps
4. Minor /major injury due
to secondary reaction like
falls from height or trips.
5.Fatality"

1.Presence of rod marking 4 4 16 1. The working tools like trowel, shovel should be checked for loose 3 2 6 Executive, &
Purpose. grips before starting. EHS Personal
2.Toxic gas presence 2. Barricade the area with caution tape.
21. Excavation Soil collapse / cave-in 3. Use the approved Plant & Machineries tagged by HSE team.
Land marking, Manual 3.Accumulation of water 4. At any time the guard should be in position to avoid injury.
Excavation 4.Exposure to falling load 5. The cutting portion should be kept in wet condition to avoid duct
5.Presence of dust in generation.
marking purpose 6. Use correct posture while working and ensure adequate breaks are
 Improper working taken.
methods PPE – Gloves, goggles, hearing protection, dust mask as required.
 Presence of 7.Use anti vibration hand gloves., ear plug /muff
underground
obstruction
 Storing of the
material near the
pit
 Inhalation of dust
particles
 Usage of
defective tools
 Water
accumulation
inside the pit
 Parking the
vehicles near the
excavation area.
.e.g. loader, mobile crane,
etc.
22. Steel works 1.Cut / wound due to sharp 3 2 6 Executive, &
Cutting of steel bars for edges 4 4 16 EHS Personal
required size. (Rod 2. Electric shock due to
Cutting & bending & power machine
binding
malfunction.
3. Cut injury due to
rotating wheel.
4. Dust inhalation and
entry to eye.
5.Inadequate guarding
6.Falling of object from
height
7. Presence of flammable
materials or combustible
materials Near the steel
cutting area.
8. Electric shock.

4 3
23. Concrete Works
1.Fall from the height &
(PCC WORK,SLAB,
RCC WORK & Flooring fall of materials
finishing works) 2. Defective scaffolding
structure.
3. Unleveled surface for
scaffold structure.
4. Untrained workers
engaged for height works.
5. Presence of steel rods.
6.Presence of sharp tools
7.Workers hitting against
vehicle
8.Presence of cement
9.Inhalation of dust
particles
10.Concrete splashing to
eyes/body
11.Lifting of heavy object
12.Improper handling of
concrete pump / pipe
13. Contact with rotating
parts of RMC (Ready-Mix-
12 1. Install of guardrail system (Handrail, midrail & toe boards) and Executive, &
Install of safety net in lower levels. Safe use Safety harness with 3 2 6 EHS Personal
double lanyard.
2. Ensure the scaffolding is certified for use from competent person
and a support person is available on ground.
3. Safe scaffold structure shall be verified or inspected by a
competent persons and keep the checklist for records.
4. Competency training should be carried for workers on height
works.
5. Do not load the working platform with construction material.
6. The working tools like trowel, shovel should be checked for loose
grips before starting.
7. Barricade the area with caution tape.
8. Use the approved electrical machines tagged by HSE team.
9. At any time the guard should be in position to avoid injury.
10. The cutting portion should be kept in wet condition to avoid duct
generation.
11. Use correct type and size of drilling bit and take approval before
the start of drilling.
12. Use correct posture while working and ensure adequate breaks
are taken.
PPE – Gloves, goggles, hearing protection, dust mask as required.
13. Use anti vibration hand gloves.,
 Concrete) vehicles. 14. Keep the work area clean and washing hands with soaps or any
14.Contact with electrical other disinfection liquids.
Parts
15.Contact with rotating
parts of finishing machine
16.Vibration of finishing
machine
17.Noise due to running
machinery
18.Awkward working
posture

Effect of Cement dust

1. Cough and
phlegm
production, chest
tightness,
impairment of
lung function,
head ache and
fatigue, irritation
of eye, skin.

24. Hot Works 1.Falling from heights,

Welding, cutting, falling objects Cuts, Burns
grinding, works that 2.Protection of general
require heat or flame, public
works that generate flame 3.Projectiles from grinding
or sparks 4.Flashfromwelding/cuttin
g, Vapors/dust from
welding/grinding
5.Flammable liquids,
gasses and combustible
materials presence
6.Lack of signage and
cautions
1.Work from appropriate work platform Executive, &
4 4 16 2. Lanyard tools, overhead protection and exclusion zone below. 3 2 6 EHS Personal
3.Use welding screens
4.Use extraction fans where necessaryPPE – Face shield/goggles,
gloves, mask, apron
5.Hot Works Permit
6.Clear flammable material from area
7.Fire Extinguisher within 20m
8. Proper isolation from other working area.

Executive, &
EHS Personal
25. Grinding:
Hazards:
General safety Burns and injuries:
requirements 1. Burns and Executive, &
injuries. 4 4 16 1.Switch of the unit before attempting to touch 3 2 6 EHS Personal
1. Competent Grinding wheel.
operator
2. Ensure power
2. Do not touch work face that has just been Worked off.
code and motor 3. Unit to be switched off when there is a Grinding wheel jam.
are not damaged. 4. Keep other peoples from work area.
3. Ensure grinding 5. Stop other person from operating units.
disk and guard 6. Firm footwear to be worn and care taken to Prevent slips and trips.
are not damaged. 7. Always use gloves to prevent burns and Injuries.
4. Safety Google, 8. Unit to be allowed to cool down before carrying out any adjustments.
footwear and Executive, &
hearing 4 3 12 Electricity Hazards: 2 2 4 EHS Personal
protection to be
worn while in
2. Electricity hazards. 1. Ensure there is any overload device in the Circuit.
operation. 2. Make sure the power code does not tangle With grinding machine.
5. No loose cloth. 3. Ensure the machine regularly serviced and Tagged.
6. Keep other 4. Operators to be check machine for lead , Motor and grinding wheel damage.
peoples from
work area and Ventilation:
erect barrication 4 3
7. Make sure work
1. Should be providing appropriate ventilations.
4. Ventilation. 2 2 4 Executive, &
piece is secure. EHS Personal
8. Grinder to be
switched of
4 3 12 Noise: 2.Use appropriate PPes 2 1 2
before setting 5.Noise: 1. Loose Hearing
aside and capacity Entanglements:
immediately 4 3 12 1.Ensure loose cloth ,hair,jewalery and Rags kept clear from moving parts
when blade jams. 6.Entanglements: Can When its use. 3 2 6
9. Make sure finger 1.anyone hair, 2. Use apron it can restrict loose cloths.
hands and power 2. Clothing, Gloves.
code are well
3. Hair ties and nets can use for long hair.
3. Rags or other materials 4.Jewelry and accessory cannot use
clear on grinding entangle with moving Executive, &
wheel. 5.While the operation, ensure operators body and hand kept away from
10. Always use two
parts. Machine.. EHS Personal
hands while units 6. Avoid excessive force on machine.
operating.

Impact and cut Injury: 3 2 6

Impact and Cut Injury:
Can anyone be crushed , 3 4 16 1.Never put the grinder until the Wheel is fully stopped Executive, &
cut due to :- 2. Take frequent rest for body and arms. EHS Personal
1. Uncontrolled and
2.unexpected move.
3. Contact with moving
parts.
4. Contact with flying
objects.
 5. Due to kick back.
6. Usage of inappropriate
and unsuitable parts.
Vibrations: 2 1 2 Executive, &
4 2 6 Conduct the periodic inspection for lesser EHS Personal
Vibrations: Operator can And smoother vibrations.
injured or Suffered ill Wear appropriate PPes, like gloves.
health from
Exposure form vibrations.

2 2 8 Slip/ Trip/Falls : 1. Ensure the cleaning and proper 2 2 4

Slip/ Trip/ Falls : Can Housekeeping for preventing the slip/trip/fall
anyone injured due to
1. Uneven, slippery or Executive, &
steep workplace. EHS Personal
2. Poor housekeeping.
3.Obstacles being place in
the vicinity of work place
4. Lack of rail guards and
other edge protection.
5. Poorly maintained
workplace.
6. Poorly managed cables. 2 12 2
2 2 4
Ergonomics:
Ergonomics: 1.Poor work 1.Ensure the working platform are in good Executive, &
area and platforms. Conditions. EHS Personal
2. Repetitive body 2. Take appropriate intervals during the work.
movements.
3. Constrained body
posture.

26. Lifting Work : 4 4 16 3 2 6

Collision with
structures or mobile 1.Over turning: Executive, &
1. Only trained and authorized person are permitted to operate.
plant. 2. Personal risk & property EHS Personal
2.Banks man should be available
damage. 3. The crane operator will not attempt to lift outside the specified
crane capacity.
4. The load should always be kept close the the ground.
5. Check the ground conditions for mobile crane.
Lack of Executive, &
communication: 1.Personal risk & property EHS Personal
6. Where possible an exclusion zone should be erected to segregate
damage. the work area from other plant.
7.Setting up with will be under the control of the banksman,the
Lifting near open
banksman should ensure there is adequate space between the crane
trenching
and any structure and take into account the swing radius
 1. Personal risk &property
Failure of the lifting damage.
equipment:
2. Personal risk &property
damage.
1.Manual Handling
27.Partitions 2.Hazardous Materials –
All plasterboard, glazed skin contact, inhalation of
and wet partition works vapors
3.Electric shock from live
services or power tools
4.Cuts/Injuries
5.Noise
6.Projectiles from power
tools
1.Dust Inhalation – worker,
28. Painting co-workers, surrounding
Preparation works, tenancies
painting of ceilings, 2.Projectiles from power
walls and columns etc., tools
clean up. 3.Noise
4.Electric shock from live
services or power tools
5.Damage to eyes from
dust, debris falling into
5 5 25 1. All instruction to the crane operator will be given by banks man. 2 2 8
2. Ensure the suitable barriers are erected around the lift.
3. Ensure suitable warning signs are attached around the lift area.
4. Ensure the lifting permit is obtained. Executive, &
5. Ensure the correct type of lifting equipment’s is selected for the EHS Personal
lift.
6. Ensure the load does not exceed the SWL of the equipment. Executive, &
7. Do not lift outside of the crane safe working radius. EHS Personal
8. Ensure that all equipment’s certificate is in date.
9. Inspect equipment before use to ensure is free from damage.
10. Only allow competent operatives to carry out lifting activities.
11. Ensure that an adequate barriers or hoarding are erected around
the site to prevent access.
12.Ensure that all appropriate warning signs are on display ( multi
language- if it is required) Executive, &
13. Ensure the routes are checked before reversing. EHS Personal
1. Sufficient labor and equipment to co-ordinate deliveries.
3 3 9 2.Tools tagged and tested, current records on Register 3 1 3
3. Designated cutting room/ area etc.
4.Provide extraction fans where necessary
5.Ensure Electrical power is tested and confirmed disconnected
6. Waste disposal system.
7.Develop procedure for cleaning tools
8. Use appropriate barricades and signage.
9.Material Safety Data Sheets
10.PPE – Gloves, goggles, hearing protection, dust mask as required
Executive, &
3 3 9 1.Provide adequate ventilation – natural / mechanical 3 1 3 EHS Personal
Use vacuum sander
2.PPE – mask, goggles, gloves, hearing protection,
3.Material Safety Data Sheets
4.Paint wash out procedure/facility
5.Test and Tag all electrical equipment
6.Electrical isolation procedure and sign off
7.Out of hours painting
8.Work from appropriate work platform
 eyes
6.Cuts, abrasions from
falling objects
7.Falling from heights /
falling objects
8. Contamination of
waterways, though
incorrect disposal of waste
products.
29.Ceiling Works 1.Manual handling
Installation of anchors,
2.Falls/Falling objects
brackets, grid, panels,
working at heights. Electric shock from live
services or power tools
3.Head injuries when
working in ceiling space
4.Dust
5.Noise from power tools
6.Projectiles from power
tools
7.Electric shock from
power tools
30. Chemicals and 1.Skin irritation ,
flammable liquids and Contact with eyes
gasses. 2.nhalation issues
3.Liquids such as acids,
solvents especially they do
not have the label
4.Vapors and fumes
5.Corrosive
6.Gas under pressure
31. Structural Works 1.Manual Handling
All structural works 2.Mechanical failure of
including steel posts & lifting equipment
beams
3.Electric shock from live
services or power tools
Cuts/Injuries
4.Hot works and general
disturbance to adjacent
tenancies
5.Hot Works – burns,
flash, cuts, fire, projectiles,
9.Limit use of ladders
3 3 9 1.Trolleys to be used for deliveries 3 1 3 Executive, &
2.Team lifting / job rotation for heavy objects / large deliveries EHS Personal
Work from appropriate work platform
3.Limit use of ladders
4.Battery operated tools where possible
5.Mechanical protection for all temporary and construction wiring
6.Isolation procedures / Out of Hours procedures
7.Test and Tag procedure
9..Material Safety Data Sheets available
10.Designated cutting room/ area for Aluminum etc
11.PPE – Gloves, goggles, hearing protection, dust mask, helmets as
required
4 3 12 1.Eye wash facility 3 2 6
2.Ensure the first aid
3.MSDS Executive, &
4.Hazard Communication Standard implementation EHS Personal
5.Separate storage for chemical and flammable liquids /gas
6. Ensure the proper fire extinguish medium.
7.Conduct the trainings and job specified briefings
8.Ensure the PPES
1. Use correct handling techniques and equipment. 3 2 6
4 4 16 2.Tools tagged and tested, current records on Register
3.Ensure Electrical power is tested and confirmed disconnection
4.Housekeeping and waste disposal system
5. Develop procedure for cleaning tools.
6.Work from appropriate work platform
8.7.Use of Material Safety Data Sheets available
9.Use of appropriate screens for welding Executive, &
EHS Personal
 fumes
1.Workers carrying Heavy
32.Scaffolding
Erection & Dismantling loads
of scaffolding 2.Awkward working
posture
3.Un leveled area
4.Improper working
methods
5.Slips & Trips Hazard
Poor material handling
6.In adequate/defective
guard rail
7.Improperly supported
base plate
8.Improper access to height
Material stored over
scaffolding
9. Falling of material /
person due to the lack of
fall protection.
10.Use of damaged
components
11.Collapse due to the lack
of support
12.Falling objects
33.Use of tower cranes
and mobile cranes, Electrical hazards
1. Overhead power
lines
2. Contact with
power source
during the
operation
Overloading
1. Structural failure
2. Sudden dropping
of load
3. Using defective
components
4. Poorly trained
persons operating
and rigging
Material falling
1. Use correct posture while working and ensure adequate breaks are 3 2 6
4 4 16 taken.
2. Safe use Safety harness with double lanyard.
3. The work spot should be well leveled & compacted.
4. Ensure the scaffolding is certified for use from competent person
and a support person is available on ground.
5. Safe scaffold structure shall be inspecting and filling the
checklist for records.
6.Competent persons should be trained workers on height works
7.Base plate should be inspected before install.
8. Access ladder should be provided in each lift of the scaffold to
reach the full height.
9. Do not load the working platform with construction material.
10. Barricade the area with caution tape.
11.Install of guardrail system (Handrail, midrail & toe boards) and
12.Install of safety net in lower levels
13.PPE – Gloves, goggles, hearing protection, dust mask, helmets as
required Executive, &
EHS Personal
3 2 6
4 4 16
1.Ensure the overhead line before the lifting
2. Proper maintenance and inspection for structure and lifting
equipment’s.
3.Trained and competent operator and rigger
4.Check all controls are functioning correctly before proceeding
5.Do not exceed SWL
6.Ensure the work area clear and access
7.Equip air-conditioner or fan in the cabin
 1. Mechanical Wear mask /activated carbon mask
falling 6.Make special safety measures approved by CBD HSE team
2. Visual 7.No oil leakage
impairment 8. Operator should know well about hydraulic machines
3. Operator in performance.
competency 9. Receive relevant professional trainings.
4.Employs working around 10.Increase the illumination
the crane 11.Do not allow anyone to walk under the loads
12. Mobile crane outriggers should be fully extended .
5.Equipment or control 13. Out triggers should be barricaded.
failure 14. Use the tag line.
6.Unexpected movements 15.Ensure the anemometer
Incorrect stacking 16. Remove or secure all loose materials from the load.
7.High temperature at site 17.Providing packing at sharp edges
Operating in the open air 18.All accessories shall be properly certified and tested by
/severe environment competent persons
Carrying flammable,
explosive, toxic and other
dangerous goods.
8.Hydraulic cranes
maintenance and incorrect
use
.
9.Operating at night Executive, &
10.Employee interface EHS Personal
11.Over turning
12.Collision
13.High wind

2 2 4
34.Use of forklift
1.Pedestrians 4 3 12 1.Do not allow obstructed the forward vision
Having obstructed view- 2.Never operate in high speed
the operator cannot see the 3.Do not allow to carry the passengers
pedestrian due to the load 4.Avoid the operation of ramp ,gravel or slippery surface
or obstruction in pathway 5.Don’t exceed SWL
2.Over speed 6.Need qualified operators
3.Being unaware of
pedestrians in the area
4.Carrying passengers on
the forklift

5.Environment
Using combustible fuel
operated forklift in poorly
ventilated area, which
could allow the buildup of
 carbon monoxide or carbon
dioxide form the forklift
Operating environment
with ramps , which can
increase the chance of a
forklift accident
Operating and breaking on
slippery floors
Operating on dirt and
gravel Executive, &
Poor lighting EHS Personal
Loads
Unstable loads
Loads of hazardous
materials carrying a heavy
loads with the forks too
high carrying the load that
block forward vision
35.Dump trucks 4 3 12 1.Avoid standing near the truck 2 2 4
1.Employees run over a 2.Never raise dump bed on uneven ground
backed over 3.Check the overhead lines before raise the bed Executive, &
2.Drier/worker caught 4.Clear the workers from area when dumping EHS Personal
beneath falling dump bed Never jump from area when dumping
3.Truck tips when dump
bed is raised
4.Truck contacts power
lines when bed is raised

36.Height work& 1.Provide the fall protection systems like 2 2 4

External cladding work 1.Falling men and
materials form height
2.Trip hazards
3.Material and tools falling
4.Horse paly
5.Scaffolding collapse
6.Overhead line
7.Falling from the man lift
& suspended scaffoldings
8.Failure of power
operated vehicles or
platforms like man lift,
suspended scaffold
9. Unqualified peoples
engaged in work
10.Collision by the
vehicles
4 3 12 2. Guard rails, fully planked platforms, life line, safety harness, toe-
board, edge protection, fall arrestors , safety net.etc.
3.Establish the work permit systems
4.Working platform should be made competent persons
5.Never allow to work without the permission from concerned HSE
personnel’s
6.Before erecting the scaffold ensure the overhead lines
7.Ensure the ppes
8. Sufficient fall protection like safety harness, guard rails, fully
planked 9.working platforms, safety net etc.
10.Allow only skilled persons
11. Don’t put the unwanted materials on working platforms.
12.Provide the barrication or proper signage
13..Use the appropriate tools for job
14.Training or job briefings for the crews
Traffic Public Access
Vehicle movements.
Collision while reversing