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TASK RISK ASSESSMENT

Al Dahra 1.2MW PV Project

TASK TITLE: Installation of Cable trays & DC/AC Cables


Activity: Working At Height
Location: –Al Dahra Food Industries
Description:– Installation of cable trays and Ac &Dc cables on the tops
RISK
EVALUATION RESIDUAL
HAZARD ACTION TO BE TAKEN
S/No.

HAZARD (Refer to CONTROLS RISK


EFFECT Evaluation form)
S P R DESCRIBE ACTION MANPOWER S P R
Site Engineer,
1. Ensure the workers involved in the
1. Personal 1. Skilled workforce Supervisor,
Installation activity are trained, qualified,
Unskilled Workers injury, 4 2 8 deployed. Safety 3 1 3
1. experienced and competent to carry out
2.Fatal Watchman
the work safely.
workers
1. Trained and qualified workers for
WAH works
2. Reflective warning tape with a safety
line for alerts and warnings
3. HSE officer and site supervisor check
1. optain the internal safety line before works start
WAH work permit 4. Safely secure materials and
1.Personnel 2. life line equipment on the roof
injury 3. Use of Harness belt 5. Signs around and down the
Falling from height 2. property 4. full arrest system warehouses to sell to other workers
4 3 12 2 2 4
2. (Person/objectives) damage 5. ppE and passers-by with the upper works
3. Asset loss 6. Full supervision and to provide a safe passage if
4. Fatality possible
6. Tool box
• Explanation and nature of work
and how to implement it safely
• The HSE officer gives workers
training for the emergency
response plan

3. Manual Handling Personal Injury 4 2 8 1. Proper material 1. Undertake a manual handling RA for Safety 2 1 2
handling >50kg and unusual objects Supervisor,
2. PPE’s 2. Use mechanical tools when is workers
1. Heavy materials such
as DC/AC Cable , possible.
Cable trays are lifted 3. Use team lifting by competent fit
by CRANE personnel
2. Lift any heavy 4. Any high risk task should be
equipment as much identified and mechanized.
as possible using 5. Supervisors and OHS team to
mechanical lifting monitor manual handling.
tools if possible

1. Training, Tool box talk to


1. Proper Safety all operatives
1.Personal foot wear shall 2. Supervisor and HSE Officer Supervisor,
injury be worn by all ensure The surface is dry,
operatives Safety
4. Slip-trip 2.Fatality due 4 2 8 clean and free of any 3 1 3
Watchman
to head injury materials to prevent falls
2. The entire area and slips workers
shall be
covered 3. Complete supervision
with warning
tape

1. OHS team to periodically check


1. Toolbox and
compliance with OHS MP
training of
2. Ensure only competent electricians
workers on the undertake electrical works
(Exposure to Electricity) correct use of
3. Check cables schedule and core against
equipment core sheet.
unqualified worker
1.Personal 2. Spill kit and fire
4. Ensure core and cables correct identified
Electrical Glanding and injury extinguishers to Safety
and correct glands /crimp terminals are
5. terminating. 2.Fatality due 3 3 9 be accessible to fitted. Watchman 2 2 4
to head injury respond to workers
5. Ensure terminations are tight.
Crossed cables, Crossed 3. Fatality emergencies
cores, Damaged cables, 6. Use only calibrated and certified tools.
electrocution and fire. 3. PPE’s 7. Ensure the good conditions of the tools.
8. Test continuity the insulations resistance.
9. Treat the circles as live until the dead test
is completed.
10. Maintain accurate records.

6. Worker Exhaustion, 1.Personal 3 2 6 1. Tool box , listening to 1. Make a formal assessment of the Supervisor, 2 1 2
Physical inability injury workers, and risks of burnout and fatigue workers
ensuring the worker's among workers according to the
physical ability before OSHAD guide
starting 2. Review the number of working
2. Always provide hours for workers and ensure
drinking water on rest periods at least twice every 8
surfaces and maintain hours
3. Encouraging workers to quickly
report any symptoms of
regular breaks
Exhaustion or dizziness

1.Personal 1. HSE supervisor will ensure wind speed


injury limit before starting lifting operation if
2.Fatality due wind speed exceeds from 15 knots TRA
to head injury should be revised. HSE
Weather conditions/ Stop working during
7. 4 3 12 2. Wind speed Reading should be from Supervisor, 3 2 6
High wind 3. property strong winds
radio room or look out for wind sock. 3. workers
damage
Wind sock generally gets horizontal if
4. Fatality wind speeds are equal to or above 15
knots.
1. Develop, implement, maintain and test
• Emergency the project specific Emergency
Preparedness Preparedness and Response Plan.
• 2. All personnel to be aware of emergency
Lack of procedure and contact numbers to raise
emergency the alarm.
equipment and 3. Medical Centre and Fire Brigade
rescue team. personnel shall be provided details of
planned high risk activities 48 hours prior
• Inadequate to the work commencing .
8. communication
4. Adequate communication between key
people.
• Emergency
contact numbers 5. Emergency contact numbers shall be
not displayed at displayed at site. .
site. 6. TBT shall cover the Emergency
Response/Rescue Plan Emergency
• Inadequate Procedure.
emergency 7. OHS team to periodically inspect and
procedure test emergency preparedness and
response.
GENERAL COMMENTS: Abbreviations
1. TBT will be conducted prior to job start. SPA: Single Person Accountable
2. Unauthorized entry of the person not allowed in work premises. ATB: Anti-Block
3. PPE’s should be use SWL: Safe Working Load
4. Stand by vehicle must be present at the site in case of emergency. SIMOPS: Simultaneous Operation
NAME OF TEAM MEMBERS Signature
Reviewed by: ____________
Construction Manager
Date: ________________________ Time: ____________________
(GFTS-CES) Teem Leader
Authorizing
S = Severity; P = Probability, R = Risk
Signatory: _______________ DATE: ________________

The following table is not linked to categorization of OSHAD-SF Serious Incidents.

Insignificant Minor Moderate Major


Area impacted
Consequences Consequences Consequences Consequences
(a)
(Score = 1) (Score = 2) (Score = 3) (Score = 4)

Serious injuries
requiring off-site
Minor injuries, Injuries requiring
treatment by
which may require on-site
medical
self-administered treatment by
practitioner or
Human Health first aid. Injured medical
immediate Single fatality.
and Safety personnel can practitioner.
evacuation to
continue to Personnel unable
hospital. Potential
perform normal to continue to
long-term or
duties. perform duties.
permanently
disabling effects.
Incident event Production loss or Production loss or Production loss or
Production Loss without causing delay up to one delay of one week delay for over one
production loss. week. to one month. month.

Financial loss Financial loss Financial loss


Financial loss
(compensation, (compensation, (compensation,
(compensation,
Total Cost of fines, cost to fines, cost to fines, cost to
fines, cost to
Impacts or repair, plant repair, plant repair, plant
repair, plant
Incident Event damage) of damage) of damage) of
damage) of less
AED5,000 - AED50,000 - AED500,000 -
than AED5,000.
AED50,000. AED500,000 AED10M.
Table 1- Hazard Consequence

Descriptor Likely Frequency Probability

Most Occurs several times per year 4


Likely
Likely Has occurred more than once 3
Possible Has occurred 2

Rare Never occurred 1


Table 2 – Likelihood

Table 3 – Risk Rating

Likelihood (From Consequence (From Table 1)


Table 2) Insignificant (1) Minor (2) Major (4) Catastrophic (5)

Rare (1) 1 2 3 4
Possible (2) 2 4 6 8
Likely (3) 3 6 9 12
Frequent/ Almost Certain 4 8 12 16
(4)

9-12 High Risk Activity or industry should not proceed in current form.

4-8 Moderate Risk Activity or industry can operate subject to management and /or modification.

1-3 Low Risk No immediate action required, unless escalation of risk is possible.

Consequence (From Table 1)

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