ASIAN INSTITUTE OF MARITIME STUDIES

Pasay City, Philippines

SCHOOL OF MARITIME AFFAIRS

Department of MARINE ENGINEERING

LABORATORY ACTIVITY NO. 2

RISK ASSESSMENT
IN OPERATING LV INSTALLATIONS

Course Code: MES333L3

Course Title: MARINE ENGINEERING SKILLS

Submitted by:

________ALEGADO, WENDEL________
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Course, Year, Section

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 RISKS ASSESSMENT
IN OPERATING LV INSTALLATIONS

I. OBJECTIVE/S:
Given a task where a Cadet Engineer operates a LV installation onboard a ship,
students shall perform a risk assessment for the task

II. MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT

Ballpen
Paper
Research resources (internet, books, etc)

III. PROCEDURES:

1. With your group, use the information you provided in the Lab Activity No. 1
(Hazards and Risks Identification)
2. Perform the Risk Assessment by providing the following:
a. Rate the risks previously identified using the Risk Matrix based on the
likelihood and impact (or severity) of the risk
b. Propose appropriate controls to each risk identified

2
3
Task:

STEPS HAZARDS RISKS RISK RATING RISK CONTROLS

WORKING ON A ELECTRICUTION/ FIRE INJURY/BURNS MEDIUM ADMINISTRATIVE

CIRCUIT.

REPAIRING A ELECTRICUTION/ FIRE INJURY/BURNS LOW/ MEDIUM PPE

ELECTRICAL WIRING
WITHOUT RUBBER
GLOVES

TURNING ON THE MISSCOMMUNICATION/ INJURY/ BURN / MEDIUM /HIGH ENGINEERING

POWER SUPPLY ELECTRICUTION /FIRE / DEATH CONTROLS
EXPLOTION
Task:

STEPS HAZARDS RISKS RISK RATING RISK CONTROLS

DISSASEMBLING A STORED ENERGY/ WOUND BECAUSE OF MEDIUM ENGINEERING

MOTOR FALLING OBJECTS/ SHARP OBJECT/ CONTROLS
WORKING SPACE/ WOUND
ELECTRICUTION/

CHANGING DAMAGE STORED ENERGY/ INJURY/ BURN/SLOW HIGH SUBTITUTION

COMPONENTS FALLING OBJECTS/ OF PRODUCTION
WORKING SPACE/
ELECTRICUTION/ FIRE

REPAIRING AND STORED ENERGY/ INJURY/ BURN/SLOW HIGH ENGINEERING

ARRANINING THE FALLING OBJECTS/ OF PRODUCTION/ CONTROLS
CIRCUIT WORKING SPACE/ DEATH/ WOUND
ELECTRICUTION/
FIRE/EXPLOTION/
CRUMBLED WIRING
 ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(to be completed Instructor)

Task: HAZARDS AND RISKS IDENTIFICATION IN OPERATING AN LV INSTALLATION

CRITERIA MARKS Fact Sub-

or total
Score
Each member of the group had a clear
1 2 3 4 5 2
understanding of the group’s task.
Each member of the group had a clear
understanding of his or her expected contribution 1 2 3 4 5 2
to the group’s assignment.
Group members listened willingly to one another.
1 2 3 4 5 2

Members of the group showed strong leadership

1 2 3 4 5 2
qualities.
Group members encouraged others to express
1 2 3 4 5 2
opinions or contribute information.
Group members presented their information or ideas in
1 2 3 4 5 2
a clear and logical manner.
Each member of the group fulfilled his or her
responsibilities in t h e c o m p l e t i o n o f t h e group’s 1 2 3 4 5 2
assignment.
The group fulfilled all the requirements of its assigned
1 2 3 4 5 2
task.
Overall, the group worked well together. 1 2 3 4 5 2

The group performed to its full potential. 1 2 3 4 5 2

Total 100
% Score

Group No.

Assessor Signature and date

1
 5 4 3 2 1
CRITERIA
Very
Excellent Satisfactory Fair Poor
Good
Each member of the group had a clear
understanding of the group’s task.
Each member of the group had a clear
understanding of his or her expected
contribution to the group’s assignment.
Group members listened willingly to one
another.
Members of the group showed strong
leadership qualities.
Group members encouraged others to
express opinions or contribute information.
Group members presented their information
or ideas in a clear and logical manner.
Each member of the group fulfilled his or her
responsibilities in t h e c o m p l e t i o n o f
the
The group fulfilled all the requirements of its
assigned task.
Overall, the group worked well together.

The group performed to its full potential.