Health, Safety and Environmental Risk Assessment

Title Summer Work Risk Assessment No.

Company QD-SBG Department HSES Date: 22-05-2022
Location: Lusail Project Applicable to use : For All activities
Description of activity/tasks: All activity during the summer
General risk assessment
Ref. Risk Score Residual Risk
Activities Associated Hazards/Risks Control Measures in Place
No: P S RS P S RRS
1. Provision of chilled drinking water to prevent dehydration.
2. Awareness of heat stress procedure should be carried out to all workers.
3. Ensure individual exposure to heat sessions was sufficient to heat acclimatize the workers to a change in the
climate
4. In case of excessive heat, work rotation for workers in shifts is required.

5. Regular rest periods must be given to the workers and

• Deviation / Noncompliance with the established procedures
• Deviation / Noncompliance with relevant local regulations
• Exposure of unacclimatized team to heat exposure
• Workers continuously working without following
the WBGT recommendations.
• Individuals working continuously performing heavy
Working in the Summer in the
1 works • Nonavailability of the shaded rest areas / cold
out door
rooms • Individuals with existing chronic illness
prolonged exposure to heat
• Heat stroke and heat exhaustion.
• Dehydration Single death and multiple serious injuries (permanent
physical disability).
• Heat exposure potential fatality.
All employees expose to
4 4
the extreme climate
reduce workers exposure to heavy works.
6. Provide train paramedics and occupational safety and health supervisors to provide
guidance and first aid to workers.
7. Perform annual health check-ups to diagnose and manage chronic diseases that may contribute to the risk
of heat stress
8. Working at height and works close proximity to the edges shall be ceased during strong winds and sand
16 1 4 4
stormy weather.
9. Educate workers about recognizing the early symptoms of heat by means of trainings and by posting of
informative materials in bulletin boards.
10. Wear light-colored and loose fitting clothes
11. Take a staggered breaks in places with there is sun shelter
12. Provide sufficient water to workers to prevent dehydration
13. Provide rest shelter / cold rooms for all workers
14. In case of heat stroke ensure ice packs are available in clinic, or cool water to take down temperature
15. Provision of electrolytes for the workers as per physician advise.
16. Comply with summer working hours as dictated in Labor Law. Stop outdoor work from 10am to 3:30pm.
17. Implement control measures in line with the WBGT matrix detailed in QD-SBG Construction Heat Stress
Management Plan. Refer to (LUS-CP7B-QDSBG-PRC-HSE-00003 Rev06).
18. Work shall not be permitted where the Wet Bulb Globe Temperature reading reach ≥32.1 oC.
19. Implement counter measures such as drinking programs, use of electrolytes etc. Counter measures shall
be medically proven and shall be appropriate to the location
1. Provision of chilled drinking water to prevent dehydration.
2. Awareness of heat stress procedure should be carried out to all workers.
3. Ensure individual exposure to heat sessions was sufficient to heat acclimatize the workers to a change in the
climate
4. In case of excessive heat, work rotation for workers in shifts is required.

5. Regular rest periods must be given to the workers and

• Deviation / Noncompliance with the established procedures
• Deviation / Noncompliance with relevant local regulations
• Exposure of unacclimatized team to heat exposure
• Workers continuously working without following
the WBGT recommendations.
• Individuals working continuously performing heavy
Working in the Summer in the
2 works • Nonavailability of the shaded rest areas / cold
indoor
rooms • Individuals with existing chronic illness
prolonged exposure to heat
• Heat stroke and heat exhaustion.
• Dehydration Single death and multiple serious injuries (permanent
physical disability).
• Heat exposure potential fatality.
All employees expose to
4 4
the extreme climate
reduce workers exposure to heavy works.
6. Provide train paramedics and occupational safety and health supervisors to provide
guidance and first aid to workers.
7. Perform annual health check-ups to diagnose and manage chronic diseases that may contribute to the risk
of heat stress
8. Working at height and works close proximity to the edges shall be ceased during strong winds and sand
16 1 4 4
stormy weather.
9. Educate workers about recognizing the early symptoms of heat by means of trainings and by posting of
informative materials in bulletin boards.
10. Wear light-colored and loose fitting clothes
11. Take a staggered breaks in places with there is sun shelter
12. Provide sufficient water to workers to prevent dehydration
13. Provide rest shelter / cold rooms for all workers
14. In case of heat stroke ensure ice packs are available in clinic, or cool water to take down temperature
15. Provision of electrolytes for the workers as per physician advise.
16. Comply with summer working hours as dictated in Labor Law.
17. Implement control measures in line with the WBGT matrix detailed in QD-SBG Construction Heat Stress
Management Plan. Refer to (LUS-CP7B-QDSBG-PRC-HSE-00003 Rev06).
18. Work shall not be permitted where the Wet Bulb Globe Temperature reading reach ≥32.1 oC.
19. Implement counter measures such as drinking programs, use of electrolytes etc. Counter measures shall
be medically proven and shall be appropriate to the location

Additional Comments or Information

Risk Assessment Team
Name Designation Department Signature
Oussama Elsayed Project Manager Civil
Muideen Oyedele HSE Manager HSES