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RAMS Water Jet Cleaning L5 QAT 273D
RAMS Water Jet Cleaning L5 QAT 273D
RISK ASSESSMENT
Water Jet Cleaning H&S Department
Rev.00
Date: 20 Sept. 2020
PROJECT:
20-09-20
00 For Approval Velosi
CLIENT:
DOCUMENT TITLE:
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR WATWER JET CLEANING
DOCUMENT NO.
Rev Page
AV-PLR-RA-00 0 1 of 22
Check that all foreseeable risks to health, safety and the environment have been assessed via a structured risk assessment procedure:
(a) Process been identified i.e. are all the specific hazards identified? X
Check that adequate health, safety and environment arrangements have been specified in the Method Statement:
(d) Has information, instruction and training been given due regard? X
(e) Are emergency arrangements detailed inc. rescue from height / confined space etc? X
4. Check that the Method Statement is compatible with the CPP & IEMP and addresses the following:
(a) Are emergency plans (including fire and environmental emergency) compatible? X
(b) Are measures for site security, storage and waste management as required? X
(f) Do these steps have hold points for key requirements such as the issue of permits? X
(g) If Temporary Works are included, is there reference TW Process (Design, Approval& Permits?) X
(h) Do these steps cover all the activity from start to finish? X
(i) Is plant and equipment needed for the activity clearly detailed? X
(j) If lifting operations are included, is reference made to the Lifting Plan & Permit To Lift? N/A
Check that the Method Statement is compatible with the work of other contractors:
5. Are there any specific hazards required e.g. requirements for noise, COSHH, manual handling, welfare
(a) X
etc.
If there are specific hazards such as COSHH, manual handling, noise, vibration etc. Are there separate
(b) X
and suitable assessments?
Check that all Permits below have been identified as hold points stating that the permits must be in place before that activity can
commence
PPE
TYPE
PVC Rubber
Face Visor Muff Dry / Safety Jacket Fuel / Oil – Nitrile Safety
REF
7. High Pressure Impact with displaced 4 3 12 All Jetting Operatives wear protective 4 1 4
Water Jetting articles face visors, when operating HPW
Works All Water Jetting activities will be
Impact injuries to other controlled and will be carried out
persons signed and guarded and all personnel
will be trained in the procedures for
Injury from unauthorised Operation Stop.
use of HPWJ Only suitably qualified and
equipment. experienced persons will be authorised
to carry out High Pressure Water
Injury from plant and Jetting Operations. All Plant and
equipment equipment will be secured when not in
use, and monitored when in use.
All Plant and Equipment operated is
subject to a Planned Preventative
Maintenance regime. All Plant and
Equipment is subject to pre-use
inspection. Defect Reporting
Procedures exist for Reporting
Defects.
If self-rescue is
not possible
for the
Manhole
Worker or the
Bottom Man,
one of the
rescue team
will don Full
Breathing
Apparatus,
enter the
manhole and
attempt to
retrieve the
entrant via
connecting the
retrieval line to
his harness.
The entrant
will then be
winched to
If self-rescue is
not possible
for the entrant
to the sewer,
both bottom
men will enter
the sewer at
both the upper
and lower
manholes
(they are
already in the
manholes at
this stage) to
investigate
what the