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    This hazard identification and risk assessment worksheet identifies hazards associated with painting activities. The primary hazard is exposure to toxic paints which can cause inhalation, skin absorption, injection of harmful chemicals, asphyxiation, intoxication and acute or chronic health complaints. Controls to mitigate these risks include use of proper respiratory equipment, safety gear, hygiene facilities and work practices like prohibiting eating or smoking in painting areas. The initial risk level for toxic exposure was moderate but is reduced to low with these controls.

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    This hazard identification and risk assessment worksheet identifies hazards associated with painting activities. The primary hazard is exposure to toxic paints which can cause inhalation, skin absorption, injection of harmful chemicals, asphyxiation, intoxication and acute or chronic health complaints. Controls to mitigate these risks include use of proper respiratory equipment, safety gear, hygiene facilities and work practices like prohibiting eating or smoking in painting areas. The initial risk level for toxic exposure was moderate but is reduced to low with these controls.

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    This hazard identification and risk assessment worksheet identifies hazards associated with painting activities. The primary hazard is exposure to toxic paints which can cause inhalation, skin absorption, injection of harmful chemicals, asphyxiation, intoxication and acute or chronic health complaints. Controls to mitigate these risks include use of proper respiratory equipment, safety gear, hygiene facilities and work practices like prohibiting eating or smoking in painting areas. The initial risk level for toxic exposure was moderate but is reduced to low with these controls.

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    Hariharan Muthukrishanan
    This hazard identification and risk assessment worksheet identifies hazards associated with painting activities. The primary hazard is exposure to toxic paints which can cause inhalation, skin absorption, injection of harmful chemicals, asphyxiation, intoxication and acute or chronic health complaints. Controls to mitigate these risks include use of proper respiratory equipment, safety gear, hygiene facilities and work practices like prohibiting eating or smoking in painting areas. The initial risk level for toxic exposure was moderate but is reduced to low with these controls.

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    Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Worksheet.

    Project Name : RE VV1 Project No : IN13-2910959


    Location : Paint Shop Work Activity Painting Page: 1 of 1

    INITIAL RISK INITIAL RISK


    S.No HAZARDS HARAM / EFFECTS CONTROLS
    Severity Probability Risk Severity Probability Risk
    Appropriate Respiratory equipment, Safety
    goggles with side shields, Coverall, Gloves,
    Helmet, and Safety Shoes must be used.
    Inhalation, Skin absorption, Good housekeeping should be practiced.
    Injection of harmful chemicals Remove empty paint tins from the working
    Asphyxiation platform to avoid accidental falls.
    Intoxication Adequate hygiene facilities should be provided
    Acute chronic complaints including suitable skin cleaners and hot or warm
    1 Toxic Eye damage H M M water. L L L
    Dermatitis Workers should not eat, drink or smoke in the
    painting area or other areas when their hands
    are contaminated by paints.
    Barricade & clear the area & follow the site
    Emergency Emergency procedure.
    .

    Date
    30/09/2016 Assessed by M.Hariharan Position Safety Executive Signature

    /conversion/tmp/activity_task_scratch/618319063.doc
    DSIN 25.24 Hazard Identification and Risk assessment Dürr India Pvt. Ltd. 2 Page(s)
    Hazard Identification and risk assessment worksheet Paint and Assembly Systems
    PFS, APT, CTS
    Version: C Operations
    Issued on: 27.01.2014 S.Sridhar 1
    Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Worksheet.

    /conversion/tmp/activity_task_scratch/618319063.doc
    DSIN 25.24 Hazard Identification and Risk assessment Dürr India Pvt. Ltd. 2 Page(s)
    Hazard Identification and risk assessment worksheet Paint and Assembly Systems
    PFS, APT, CTS
    Version: C Operations
    Issued on: 27.01.2014 S.Sridhar 2

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