HSE-RA-039 Plastering Activities - Rev 0

DOC No DS/CA006P02/00022
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AL SHAFAR GENERAL CONTRACTING LLC. REV 0
DATE 05/01/2017
SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROCEDURE
Project Name: Festival Living Stream-02 HSE-RA 039
Job Description: Plastering
Index:
Form 1 Task Analysis Initiation
Form 2 Risk Assessment Process As per Risk Assessment Procedure.
Form 3 Written Safe Work Procedure Result
Compiled by the following team:

NAME DESIGNATION SIGNATURE
Project Manager
Construction Manager
Site Engineer
Safety Officer
Risk Assessment Review 1 Review 2 Review 3 Review 4
Review Date: Date : Date : Date:
Name and Signature

of person reviewing :
AUTHORISATION
Prepared by: Approved by
Signature Date Signature Date
HSE Manager Project Manager
HSE/QUALITY SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION

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TASK ANALYSIS - FORM 1

Impact
SEQUENCE OF TASK STEPS POTENTIAL INJURIES OR HAZARDS RECOMMENDED CONTROLS
H, S, E
1. Pre-use inspection and use of all equipment. Failure of equipment, will cause injuries to  Faulty equipment to be repaired/maintained or replaced.
persons and / or property damage.  Guards to be on all Machinery and appropriate PPE to be
Fuel/oil leaks could cause environmental worn.
concerns. H, S, E  Engine ran machinery to have fire extinguishers available
locally.
 Drip trays/heavy gauge plastic to be insitu in case of leaks
and spill kit to be within the project for accidental spills.
2. Wear appropriate Personal Protective Failure to use Personal Protective
Equipment. Equipment will cause injuries to employees.
Gloves.
Safety boots.  Enforce the use of Personal Protective Equipment AT ALL
H
Overalls. times
Hard hat.
Hearing protection.
Eye protection
3. Use trained employees only Failure may result in injuries to persons and  Enforce the use of competent persons only throughout the
H, S
property damage. project.
4. Mixing of plaster raw materials - manually Faulty hand tools/machinery may result in  Gloves, shovels and small tools in relation to the works to be
with hand tools, with cement mixers and injuries to persons and property damage. good condition.
Improper cleaning and disposal of cement  Machinery to have guards in place and be well maintained.
power tools with mixing accessory. and slurry could cause damage to the  Waste materials to be disposed of responsibly.
environment. H,S,E  Noise levels to be monitored and restricted to social able
Noise and dust could cause potential timings where ever practicably possible.
environmental disturbances.  Provide dust control system.
 Maintain proper housekeeping procedure.

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TASK ANALYSIS - FORM 1 (continued)

SEQUENCE OF TASK STEPS POTENTIAL INJURIES OR HAZARDS RECOMMENDED CONTROLS
5. Application with Spray Plaster Faulty of machinery may result injuries to  Electrical connection to the machinery should be in proper
person and property damage  Machinery should be properly check and maintain.
H, S, E  Waste materials to be disposed of responsibly.
 Noise levels to be monitored and restricted to social able
timings where ever practicably possible
6. Stacking/Storage of materials – cement, Failure of responsible storing may result in  Cement to be stacked on even/level surfaces.
sand, spray plaster materials injuries to persons and property damage.  Materials not to block access or egress.
 Cement and spray plaster bags not to be stacked more than
H,S 2 pallets high.
 Materials to be cordoned off with red and white plastic
chains to avoid unwanted contact with other site users.
 Materials to be designate close to the plastering work area.
7. Plastering walls and columns Faulty hand tools; poor scaffolding leading  Good Quality of tools.
to poor quality of work.  Good standard of scaffolding.
H,S,E
 Scaffold erected by a competent scaffolding erectors
 Noise & dust control to be implemented.
8. Chipping overlap concrete Injury to personnel  Gloves, goggles, ear protection and respiratory protection to
be used to ensure safe working procedure with machinery.
 Noise & dust control need to implement and daily
H,S,E
housekeeping.
 Workers waiting beside machines for materials being cut
must wear full PPE as per the operator.

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DATE 05/01/2017
RISK ASSESSMENT – FORM 2

Risk Rating Calculation
A + B + C + D
Injury Severity Potential Damage / Loss Frequency or Likelihood Environmental Impact
0 No injury 0 No damage 0 Never happened before 0 No effect
1 Minor – (FAC) 1 Minor < 500 AED, No delay 1 Happened somewhere 1 Minor Effect - Short term < less 1 month
2 Major – (MTC) 2 Major > 500 AED, No delay 2 Happens occasionally 2 Major Effect - Long term > Greater 1 month
3 LTI 3 Major > 10 000 AED, one day delay 3 Happened before
4 Disabling Injuries 4 Serious > 100, 000 AED, >1 day delay 4 Happens regularly
Risk Rating Matrix
5 Fatality 5 Severe > 1, 000, 000 AED, Weeks delay. 5 Daily occurrence
Risk Rating = A + B + C + D.
Result Classification: Risk Rating
16
Critical = 17►15 High = 14►11 Medium = 10►7 Low = 6►0 14
12
Immediate action. Action in 24 hours. Action in a week. ASAP. 10
8
6
Risk Reduction Hierarchy: 4
1. Engineering to reduce risk. 2

0
2. Replacement with lower risk. 1
5
2 4
3. Isolation of risk – Barricading or Guarding. 3
4 3
5 Probability
4. Reduction of exposure to risk. Potential Impact 6
7 2 (C)
(A / B / D) 8
5. PPE and Training 9 1
RISK ASSESSMENT – FORM 2 (continued)

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Impact HOW IS HAZARD TO BE BY Result

No HAZARD IDENTIFIED RISK ASSOCIATED WITH HAZARD H, S, E RR BY WHEN RR
DEALT WITH WHOM
1  Faulty hand tools Bruises, cuts. Gloves, trowels in good Supervisor Before &
condition. during the
 Mechanical guards not Entanglement, Skeletal Damage. use of
in place Guards in place and equipment equipment
H,S,E 13 regularly maintained. 6
 Unwanted Fuel/Oil Contamination of the soil, atmospheric Care to be taken refuelling and
Spillages pollution, risk of fire. drip trays/heavy gauge plastic to
be in place as required.
2 Injury to project Potential Death, Major/Minor Skeletal Following PPE to be worn Supervisor Before &
employees damage, cuts and bruises to all parts of appropriately to the task – during work
the body. Gloves.
Safety boots.
H,S 10 5
Overalls.
Hard hat.
Hearing protection.
Eye protection
3 Un trained employees Poor quality of work, chance for Provided trained/competent PE/FM Always
accident /incident or property lost/damage worker and supervision
H,S 7 5
4 Faulty Hand Tools and Potential Death, Major/Minor Skeletal Proper hand tool & machinery on PE/FM/ Before work
Machinery damage, cuts and bruises to all parts of daily checking/ check list. supervisor
the body, asthma, and skin allergies. Mixer machine must be protected
and guarded.
Competent operator and
Follow the safe operating
procedure on the machinery as
per the manufacturer’s advice.
Safe temporary electric supply.
Ensure that the mixer machine is
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* RR = Risk Rating

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WRITTEN SAFE WORK PROCEDURE

1. OBJECTIVE
1. To prevent injuries to employees and / or property damage incidents.
2. PROCEDURE
1. Do pre-use inspection of all equipment to be used and replace or repair faulty items.
2. Use trained competent employees only.
3. Use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment i.e.:
3.1. Hardhat.
3.2. Safety boots.
3.3. Overalls.
3.4. Eye protection.
Prior to work commencement
1. Must have PPE – safety footwear, gloves, hardhat, goggles, foul weather clothing etc.
2. Must have appropriate tools and equipment in good condition.
3. Must have weatherproof covers for materials and equipment, waste containers, warning tape.
4. Consider risks and hazards in work area. Refer any concerns to supervisor. Are relevant permits in place?
5. Check if it is necessary to secure area adjacent to work. Refer to supervisor if appropriate.
6. Arrange for transport of materials and equipment to site via supervisor.
7. Ensure materials and equipment are secure or removed when site unattended, eg overnight or during breaks.
Hazards

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1. Manual handling of materials and equipment – LITE to be considered at all times.

2. Slips and trips from untidy work area.
3. Falling materials, eg bricks and blocks, mortar, lintels etc.
4. Contact with cement (see COSSH sheet and materials packaging).
5. Collapse of existing structures, eg wall.
6. Hazards associated with equipment used for mixing machine etc, eg. Electric shock, water storage entanglement etc.
7. Contact with sharp edges, eg. brick cutting.
8. Consideration of weather and ground conditions must be made. If in doubt refer to supervisor.
Harm
Potential Death, Minor/major cuts and contusions, loss of limbs, fractures, concussion, to fatality, electric shock.
Persons in danger
1. Masons and Labor.

2. Other workers/visitors in vicinity, eg. Passers-by in corridors etc.
Control measures
No lone working
1. Use suitable lightweight materials wherever possible.

2. Suitable arrangements for transporting and storing materials safely and tidily.
3. Ensure work area kept clear of debris etc.
4. Apply barrier cream or gloves to protect hands from caustic cement and ensure good personal hygiene. In sunny weather
recommended applying sunscreen. Shirts should not be removed.
5. Inspect all equipment for faults/damage prior to use.

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6. Ensure section platforms properly erected and not overloaded and at suitable working height.
7. Ensure that both sides of opening or wall is maintained in safe condition.
8. Ensure that water spillages etc are cleared up immediately.
9. If electrical equipment being used, ensure cables do not pose tripping hazard. Secure with ‘Duct Tape’ if necessary.
On completion
1. Tidy up, clear site, remove and transport equipment and surplus materials to store. Dispose of waste to Estates skip as appropriate do
not dispose down drains, wash basins etc.
2. Report completion to supervisor and local staff.
3. Sign off any relevant work permit.

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Compiled by the following team:

Name and Signature

HSE/QUALITY SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION

TASK ANALYSIS - FORM 1

HSE/QUALITY SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION

TASK ANALYSIS - FORM 1 (continued)

HSE/QUALITY SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION

RISK ASSESSMENT – FORM 2

1. Engineering to reduce risk. 2

RISK ASSESSMENT – FORM 2 (continued)

HSE/QUALITY SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION

Impact HOW IS HAZARD TO BE BY Result

HSE/QUALITY SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION

WRITTEN SAFE WORK PROCEDURE

Prior to work commencement

HSE/QUALITY SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION

1. Manual handling of materials and equipment – LITE to be considered at all times.

1. Masons and Labor.

1. Use suitable lightweight materials wherever possible.

HSE/QUALITY SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION

HSE/QUALITY SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION

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