1. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION 2.

RISK ASSESSMENT
3. RISK CONTROL LEGAL DUE COST
PIC
DATE
HAZARD LIKE- SEVE- RISK CONSE- RISK
NO WORK EFFECT LIHOOD RITY SCORE QUENCE RATING
. ACTIVITY ANTICIPATED
1 Children Acute Effect: 5 3 15 Serious HIGH Elimination
playing in Limbs stuck in the Cut and 1. Eliminate the broken tube
the tube broken tube slides bruises slide
slides (Physical Hazard)
Chronic Substitution
Effect: 1. Use straight slide instead LANDSCAPE
Broken bones of tube slide because the PLANNING AND
and spiral children cannot be seen OPERATION
fractures inside the tube slide DIVISION
Engineering control
1. Do regularly maintenance
once in 6 months
2. Surrounded the broken
part with caution tape
Administration control LANDSCAPE
1. Do inspection on the DEVELOPMENT
playground once in 6 AND
months RECREATION
2. Close the area for DIVISION
maintenance
3. Ensure your child for not PARENTS
wearing or playing with
anything that could get
caught on equipment
4. Ensure your child did not
play at the broken slides
5. Parents must check the
equipment before let the
children play
 Personal protective equipment
1. Shoes or slipper
2. Use proper clothes
PARENTS

2. Children Slip, Trips, and Acute effect: 5 3 15 Serious HIGH Elimination

running Falls due to uneven Sprained and -
around at the ground surface, bruises
playground damaged and
insufficient rubber Chronic Substitution
mat effect: 1. Replace the affected
(Physical Hazard) traumatic rubber mat with the
brain injuries new one
and broken
bones and
fractures Engineering control
1. Covered all play area
with rubber mat
2. The thickness of mats
depends on the height
of the equipment.
3. Put cement between
the gap of rubber mat
to avoid any lumut
tumbuh yg boleh
menyebabkab licin
Administration control
1. Ensure to have decent
amount of space is
located under and
surrounding play
equipment.
2. Ensure your child to
not play at the uneven
areas
3. Avoid coming to
playground after rainy
 days because it can
cause slippery
4. Parents must control
the movement of the
children
Personal Protective Equipment

3. Children Touching the rusty Acute: Elimination

playing on part that contain Cuts -
rusty lead
equipment (Chemical hazard) Chronic
effect: Substitution
Damage 1. Stabilize and cover the
biological lead paint surface with
systems and nonleaded paint or an
pathways such encapsulant.
as central
nervous
systema and
the brain
Engineering control
1. Coatings and paint can
form a barrier between
iron or steel and
environmental
moisture
2. If the paint is
deteriorating, paint
samples should be
collected from the
equipment to be
painted or repainted.
Red, orange, yellow,
green, and brown paint
 are the colors most
likely to contain lead.
Administration control
1. Do inspection at least
once in 6 months
2. Conduct a visual
inspection of the
playground and the
equipment.
3. Close the area if
necessary
4. Examine the condition
of the entire painted
surface. Any painted
surface that has not
been repainted should
be assumed to contain
lead
5. Ensure your children
are not touching the
rust

Personal protective equipment

4. Children climb on the Fracture bones Elimination

playing at damaged rope area and muscle 1. Remove any ropes
the rope area that can cause damage attached by children
strangulation from Substitution
ropes 2. Use ladder instead of
(PYHSICAL rope
HAZARD) Engineering control
3. Spaces should be
 between 3.5 inches to
9 inches so that it is
not possible for the
head to get entrapped.
4. Remove any snagging
and sharp parts on the
equipment
5.
Administration control
6. Climbing ropes should
be secured at both
ends.
7. To prevent
strangulation, make
sure ropes can’t be
looped back on
themselves
8. Ensure all edges of
playground equipment
should be non-
snagging, non-sharp,
and have rounded
corners.
9. Children should
always be supervised
at play.
10. Put sign for suitable
age for children
Personal protective equipment
11. Shoes