MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL & BIOENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPUR

SUBJECT NAME: INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AND HEALTH

SUBJECT CODE: CKB 30103

PRACTICAL NUMBER: (NAME OF PRACTICAL AS INSTRUCTION)

GROUP NUMBER: L01 – P1 / P(NEW)

GROUP MEMBERS

NA STU INDIVIDUA
ME DENT L PASPORT SIZE
ID PHOTO

MUHAMMAD
1 AYUB KASYFI BIN 55213220035
KHAIRUL MIZAM

2 MUHAMMAD
NURSYAMIM BIN RAHMAT 55217220040

3 MUHAMMAD
HAZIQ BIN MOHD HISHAM 5521
8220024

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4 MUHAMMAD
ILYAS BIN SAMURI 5521
6220045

NAME OF LECTURER IN CHARGE FOR PRACTICAL:

NOR AINI BTE BUROK

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 UNIVERSITI KUALA LUMPUR (MICET)
RUBRIC FOR PRACTICAL/SKILLS AND REPORT ASSESSMENT

 CKB 30103 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AND HEALTH

COURSE CODE & NAME

TITLE OF PRACTICAL & NO

ERGONOMIC RISK ASSESSMENT (PRACTICAL 2)

MUHAMMAD AYUB KASYFI BIN KHAIRUL MIZAM 55213220035

STUDENT NAME & ID
MUHAMMAD NURSYAMIM BIN RAHMAT 55217220040

MUHAMMAD HAZIQ BIN MUHAMMAD HISHAM 55218220024

MUHAMMAD ILYAS BIN SAMURI 55216220045

MARK

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 Criteria <50 50 - 59 60 - 69 70 - 79 80 - 100
Task Unable to perform this Able to perform this Able to perform this Able to perform this task Able to perform this
performance task/competency task/competency but not task/competency /competency without task/competency without
(1) satisfactorily for without constant satisfactorily, but requires assistance and/or supervision supervision and assistance
participation in work supervision and some periodic supervision and with more than acceptable
environment assistance some assistance speed and quality of work
Score

Participation to Fail to shows Shows little commitment Demonstrates commitment to Demonstrates commitment to Actively helps to identify
Achieve Group commitment to group to group goals and fails to group goals, but has group goals and carries out group goals and works
Goals goals and fails to perform assigned roles difficulty performing assigned roles effectively effectively to meet them in
(2) perform assigned roles assigned roles all roles assumed

Score
Procedural Selects inappropriate Selects appropriate or Selects and applies Selects and applies the Selects and applies
Knowledge skills and/or strategies inappropriate skills and/or appropriate skills and/or appropriate strategies and/or appropriate strategies and/or
(3) required by the task and strategies required by the strategies required by the skills specific to the task skills specific to the task
makes errors in using task and makes critical task, but makes a number of without significant errors without error, and applies
them errors in applying them non-critical errors in doing so some in innovative ways

Score
Safety & Work Requires constant Requires constant Requires some reminders to Follows safety procedures Routinely follows safety
area reminders to create reminders to follow safety follow safety procedures. with only minimal reminders. procedures
(4) awareness on safety, procedures.
but still fail to follow Requires some reminders to Cleans work area with only Routinely keeps work area
safety procedures Requires constant clean work area minimal reminders clean without reminders
reminders to clean work
Leave the work area area
without cleaning.
Score

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ASSESSMENT OF PRACTICAL REPORT

Criteria <50 50 - 59 60 - 69 70 - 79 80 - 100

Introduction Very poor explaination Poor explaination with Mild definition and Definition and explaination Complete definition,
[theory & without objectives and objectives but without explaination and no table or given but no table and explaination, example, table,
objective] any definition any definition diagram diagaram diagram and practical
(5) objective
Score
Result Most of the answer Wrongly answer several Answering the questions Answering all the question Answer completely with all
[Form/Data given is wrong or no question with several mistakes adequately the question given with extra
analysis-if answer. content
applicable, Schematic with no label Schematic with poor label or Waveform and schematic
discussion-if Schematic is poorly and/or point value poor point value with poor label with the point Show correct waveform and
applicable] done with poor label & values has some error schematic with label and
(6) point vale OR no point values
schematic
Score
Discussion Very poor discussion Poor discussion with Mild discussion with Good discussion including Excellent discussion
(7) without objectives and objectives but without definition and explanation definition and explanation including definition and
any definition any definition with no table(s) or given but no table(s) and explanation, example, table,
diagram(s) diagram(s) diagram and practical
objective
Score
Conclusion Unpractical conclusion Bad conclusion with no Poor conclusion with Mild conclusion Answering the objectives and
(8) conclusion objective waveform result

Score
Format Only one reference Only from internet References are from References from unofficial References are from official
[References, available {from internet unofficial modules and/or books, module and/or reference books, module and
finishing] (9) or module or books}. internet internet internet.
Score

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 PRACTICAL/SKILL ASSESSMENT REPORT ASSESSMENT

Criteria 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Weightage 4 0.5 1 0.75 0.5 1.5 0.75 0.5 0.5

(A)
Actual Score
for section (B)
Actual Score
[A x B]
Total Actual /625 /375
Score

GRAND SCORE [ /1000] x 100=

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

Assessed by:

(Signature and Name)

* Note: Tick and/or comment where appropriate.

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Table of Contents
1.0 Introduction..................................................................................................................7

2.0 Result.............................................................................................................................8

3.0 Discussion..................................................................................................................11

4.0 Conclusion..................................................................................................................14

5.0 Refference...................................................................................................................15

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1.0 Introduction

A hazardous Chemical Register provided by the current Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for
each chemical need to be checked which is list of hazardous chemicals in a particular
industries, workplace and others. Hence, for those who involved in using, handling and storing
the chemical hazardous need to access by the registers. The registers must be well known with
the new hazardous chemical which is discontinued. The regulation that include duties to
overcome the risk to safety and health. Recently, the duties including must kept up to date the
chemical register and ensuring that prepared off the hazardous chemical registration. Once the
hazardous chemical has been clarify, they must be list in Safety Data Sheet (SDS). Other than
that, it also must be refer to the risk assessment as reference that been done. The aim of
chemical register is as reference to employees that can be know the presence of hazardous
chemical at the workplace and need take the precaution actions. Control measures in
occupational health which is set at the elimination or minimizes of exposure o harmful
substances in the workplace. There are four principles that can be used as control hazards. The
control of risk need to be practicable in order to be effective control. Besides that, in term of
permissible exposure limits that can be used the exposure. Chemical Register enable the user
to upload and keep it the SDS. Then, they also can record the expiry date of SDS and create an
action to overcome the chemical hazardous. Learning the health surveillance required for the
one who handling the chemical, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) need to worn all the time
while handling the chemical. In the SDS, it must always record the chemical classification in
term of CAS number. After that, carry out a risk assessment on the chemical listed in register.

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2.0 Result

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 REGISTER OF CHEMICAL HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH

SECTION A: COMPANY INFORMATION

Name: U N I K L MI C E T DOSH Registered No: M L K 7 2 9

Adress: L O T 1 9 8 8, B A N D A R V E N D O R ,
T A B O H N A N I N G Code of Sector: 2 3

City: A L O R G A J A H Poscode: Class of Industry: 9 3 1 0 0

State: ME L A K A Company activity (Please enter (/) in the appropriate box):

Telephone No: 0 6 5 5 1 2 0 0 0 Manufacturer :

Distributor :
Email: i n f o . m i c e t @u n i k l . e d u Formulator :
Importer :
End - User : /

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SECTION B: LIST OF CHEMICALS HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH

Location: Lab AD1 No of Hazardous Chemical: 12 No of Worker: 2 Male: 1

Process Operations: Female: 1

Comply with USECHH, 2000 & CLASS 2013

Type of Control Measure Usage of Chemical
regulation
Name of Physical form of No. of Worker Name of Active Name, Address of Suplier and
Product Name CAS No.
Chemical Chemical Exposed Ingreadients Contact No. (Tel No/Email)

Engineering TYPE /CLASS OF LABEL

PPE Type* Quantity** SDS (Y/N)
Control CHEMICAL (Y/N)

Shah Alam, 3, Jalan Sepadu

Skin Corrosion
Sulphuric Sulfur 25/123, Taman Perindustrian
Sulfuric Acid 96% LIQUID 2 GV C/E/R R 2500ml 100-42-5 Y /Irritation Y
acid Axis, 40400 Shah Alam,
: Category 1A
Selangor

Eletraco Enterprise Company

no. SA0168366-A
flammable liquid
Acetone NA LIQUID 2 GV C/E/R R 2500ml 67-64-1 Acetone Y Y Registered address: 22 Jalan
and vapor
Gambus 12,
Taman Desawan 41200 Klang

19, Jalan Penerbit U1/43,

Sal Hicom-glenmarie Industrial
Ammonium Chloride SOLID 2 NA C/E R 1000g 12125-029 Ammonia N NA Y
ammoniac Park,
40150 Shah Alam, Selangor
19, Jalan Penerbit U1/43,
Hexuronic Hicom-glenmarie Industrial
Ascorbic Acid Vitamin C SOLID 2 NA C/E R 250g 50-81-7 N NA Y
acid Park,
40150 Shah Alam, Selangor

Eletraco Enterprise Company

no. SA0168366-A
Calcium Chloride (II) eye irritation
NA SOLID 2 GV C/E R 1000g 10035-04-8 Calcium Y Y Registered address: 22 Jalan
Hydrate Category 2A
Gambus 12,
Taman Desawan 41200 Klang

Extremely 17, Jalan TPJ 6,

hexane
n-Hexane LIQUID 2 GV C/E/R R 2500ml 110-54-32 Hexane Y flammable liquid Y Taman Perindustrian Jaya,
ethyl. phr.
and vapor 47200 Subang, Selangor

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 19, Jalan Penerbit U1/43,
hydrogen Hicom-glenmarie Industrial
Hydrogen Peroxide Peroxide LIQUID 2 LEV C/E R 2.5L 7722-84-1 Y Strong oxidizer Y
peroxide Park,
40150 Shah Alam, Selangor
Very Toxic /
Dangerous to 19, Jalan Penerbit U1/43,
Nickel (II) Chloride Nickel nickel enviroment / Hicom-glenmarie Industrial
- Hexahydrate dichloride
SOLID 2 GV C/E R 500g 7791-20-0 chloride
Y
Irritant
Y
Park,
40150 Shah Alam, Selangor

Shah Alam, 3, Jalan Sepadu

Lead Standard Corrosive / 25/123, Taman Perindustrian
NA LIQUID 2 GV C/E R 500ml NA Lead Y Y
solution Skin Irritation Axis, 40400 Shah Alam,
Selangor

18-G, Jalan Semenyih Sentral

Oxidizing /
2,
Potassium Acute Toxicity /
peroxodisulfate SOLID 2 GV C/E R 500g 7727-21-1 Pottasium Y Y Semenyih Sentral, 43500
Peroxodisulphate Respiratory
Semenyih,
Sensitization
Selangor, Malaysia.

19, Jalan Penerbit U1/43,

Serious Eyes Hicom-glenmarie Industrial
SODIUM ACETATE Acetate SOLID 2 GV C/E/R R 1KG 127-09-3 Acetate Y Y
Irritation Park,
40150 Shah Alam, Selangor

Shah Alam, 3, Jalan Sepadu

SODIUM DIHYDROGEN Phosphoric 25/123, Taman Perindustrian
Phosphate SOLID 2 NA C/E R 7558-80-7 N NA Y
PHOSPHATE 500g acid Axis, 40400 Shah Alam,
Selangor

SECTION C: NAME OF PERSON WHO PREPARED OR REVIEW

PREPARED BY REVIEW BY
Name MUHAMMAD NURSYAMIM Name : MADAM NORAINI BUROK
Tittle : STUDENT Tittle : LECTURE
Date : 22/4/2020 (Signature) Date : (Signature)

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3.0 Discussion

One of an employer's primary duties is to protect its employees against any adverse
effects presented by the use and handling of chemicals under the Occupational Safety and
Health Regulation (Use and Standard of Exposure of Chemicals Hazardous to Health) 2000. An
evaluation must be carried out to analyze all the chemicals used at a place of work. This
assessment is called an Assessment of Chemical Safety Risk (CHRA). The main aim of this
assessment is to identify and evaluate all of the risks involved and their extent of exposure
when treated in laboratories. Other than that, more research is needed to determine the control
measures that the worker or employee is actually practicing.

The type of assessment conducted by CHRA in this practical was the Chemical
Register. The main aim of this review is to provide clarification about what sort of hazardous
chemicals are present in the workplace, and any safety risk information, as well as any
appropriate steps to be undertaken. This practical aim is to gain more knowledge on the
preparation of a laboratory chemical register. The chosen laboratory is LAB AD1, and the total
quantity of chemicals to be tested was 12.

The Chemical Register type is divided into three sections: Section A, Section B, and
Section C. Section A focuses mainly on client information. In the above form it can be seen that
the company name is filled in as UniKL MICET along with its title, telephone number , and email
address. The selected sector code is 23, as it is considered a public service sector within the
business. Meanwhile the industry class is filled in as 93100, as this facility is an educational
operation. Finally, in the company activity, End-User is selected, because UniKL MICET is
considered the final user of the chemicals listed in the form.

Section B is the most critical segment in this type, as all hazardous chemicals that are
used or manufactured are listed here. Second, the name of the workplace in which the
chemicals are used, as well as the number of male and female employees exposed to these
chemicals. For Lab AD 1 the total number of workers is 1 males and 1 females. Most of the
chemicals information is specified in the SDS, such as name, physical shape, type of control
measure and hazard class. There were 5 physical liquid chemicals, sulfuric acid 96%, acetone,
n-hexane , hydrogen peroxide and lead standard solution. These chemicals all require the same

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control measures, which are ventilation for engineering control, and protective clothing and eye
protection under PPE. Lead standard solution and sulfuric acid 96% both is classified as a
corrosive and eye irritation and sulfuric is under the category of 1A; thus, it is very dangerous if
it is spill on human. While Acetone and n-hexane is classified as very flammable and liquid and
vapor, it is dangerous as it is extreamly flamable. Hydrogen peroxide is a strong oxidizer. It can
intensify combustion and increase the flammable range for chemicals so they ignite more
readily. All of these chemicals have the proper labels which state the class of hazard and the
safety precautions one must take to prevent them.

Next, there were 7 chemical substances of solid form, di-Potassium Hydrogen

Phosphate Anhydrous and di-Sodium Hydrogen Phosphate Anhydrous. Only ammonium
chloride, sodium dihydrogen phosphate, and ascorbic acid based on their respective SDS are
not classified as hazardous substances.. Other 4 solid chemicals have their proper labels which
state the class of hazard and the safety precautions one must take to prevent them. Calcium
Chloride (II) Hydrate is eye irritation category 2a. Nickel (II) Chloride- hexahydrate is very toxic,
dangerous to environment and irritant. Potassium peroxodisulphate is oxidizing, acute toxicity
and cause respiratory sensitization. Sodium acetate can cause serious eye irritation

All these chemicals are used in this laboratory as Raw Materials, and the quantity is
listed as balance, as there are no accurate records of how much these chemicals are used. The
CAS number for chemical substances is used as a special identifier. Each of the chemicals is
specified in the SDS with its own CAS number. All of these chemicals, except for Diethyl ether
and di-Potassium Hydrogen Phosphate Anhydrous, were supplied with SDS in the laboratory.
The technicians will fix this problem quickly as the SDS is useful to provide comprehensive
information about the dangerous chemicals, and what kind of control measures should be
implemented. All chemicals comply with the Law on Naming, Labeling and Labelling, 1997 &
CLASS 2013. According to the act, the chemicals were provided with proper labelling, proper
hazard signs, hazard class, safety precautions and label size. The lab also provided the right
SDS reports, but not for all of the chemicals.

At the end of Section B, is the supplier's name and address. Section C provides the
employer 's information that prepared the chemical register, and who reviews it. In a workplace
it is very important to have a chemical registry to help identify the hazardous chemicals present.
Thus safety measures may be introduced, such as offering employee training to know the

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present risks and the required precautions to be taken. Other than that, the workers must know
how to read the SDS and marks, have the capacity and expertise to use the chemical register,
and know what sort of safety measures to be used in the workplace, including any emergency
and first aid procedures. The control measures to be taken must be based on monitoring
hierarchy, such as engineering control (enclosure, insulation, ventilation, etc.) and PPE
(protective clothing, eye protection, dust mask, etc.). After these procedures the threat posed by
the chemicals could be reduced.

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4.0 Conclusion

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5.0 Refference

1) Department of Safety and Health, (2000) Guidelines for the Preparation of Chemical
Register
Retrieved From
http://www.utar.edu.my/osh/file/Guidelines%20for%20the%20Preparation%20of%20a
%20Chemical%20Register.pdf

2) Curtin University, (2011) Health, Safety and Emergency Management

Retrieved from https://healthandsafety.curtin.edu.au/hazardous-materials/registers.cfm

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