This risk assessment document identifies hazards, risks, and control measures for tasks involving supplying and mobilizing materials, scaffold erection and dismantling, and working at heights on a construction site. Initial risks were rated as high. Control measures include following safety procedures, using proper equipment, appointing supervisors, conducting trainings, inspecting areas, and using personal protective equipment. With the control measures in place, residual risks were reduced to a moderate level. The document assigns responsibilities for ensuring the control measures are implemented.
This risk assessment document identifies hazards, risks, and control measures for tasks involving supplying and mobilizing materials, scaffold erection and dismantling, and working at heights on a construction site. Initial risks were rated as high. Control measures include following safety procedures, using proper equipment, appointing supervisors, conducting trainings, inspecting areas, and using personal protective equipment. With the control measures in place, residual risks were reduced to a moderate level. The document assigns responsibilities for ensuring the control measures are implemented.
This risk assessment document identifies hazards, risks, and control measures for tasks involving supplying and mobilizing materials, scaffold erection and dismantling, and working at heights on a construction site. Initial risks were rated as high. Control measures include following safety procedures, using proper equipment, appointing supervisors, conducting trainings, inspecting areas, and using personal protective equipment. With the control measures in place, residual risks were reduced to a moderate level. The document assigns responsibilities for ensuring the control measures are implemented.
Sl Task & Person Hazard Persons at Risk Risk Control Measures No. Activity L S R L S R Responsible Rating 1. Follow Traffic rules and follow security instructions and coordinate with project engineer 2. Ensure that there is sufficient clearance during unloading to prevent hands/finger from getting in between the load and supports 3. Offload and Storage the Material at designated areas Supply and Manuel Handling Fitter and 4. A full time supervisor to be appointed at site Project Mobilization Load Handling Fall contractors may 5. All safety wares to be used at the time of Engineer / 01 of Materials, 2 4 8M High 1 4 4M of Material suffer injuries material handling Avoid Horseplay Project Tools and Slip & trip Hazards from the 6. Use Team handling wherever necessary Manager Safety Wares 7. Ensure Trained and Competent workers to perform the task. 8. Emphasize the need to be alert and lookout for hazards along the walk path 9. Ensure load are place on firm / stable surface 10. Deploy additional man power if require 11. Use of Proper PPE 12. Practice good housekeeping at all times
1. Ensure PTW to be in Place
2. Tool Box Talks to be conducted before starting the activity. Incorrect 3. Ensure worker should medically fit for work Project Scaffold sequence at height. Manager / Erection Improper Staff / 4. Only trained persons are authorized to build Project 02 4 4 16 High 2 4 8M and Erection and Operatives towers in line with manufacturer’s Engineer/ Dismantling dismantling of instructions which must then be inspected Safety scaffolding and tagged by a competent person Officer 5. Ensure that all personnel involved in the task understand the hazard and risk involved related to the task. Risk Assessment and Control
6. Inspect the area prior to where structure is
to be erected 7. Use towers with locking wheels and outriggers. 8. Maneuver scaffolds by pushing/pulling from the base only when free of persons /equipment / materials / tools. 9. Secure the tools and objects kept on the platform. 10. Minimize loading of materials on platforms 11. Implement safe working platform with appropriate toe board to prevent falling object 12. Guard rails and toe boards to be used for all working platforms 13. Provide safe access to scaffold platforms 14. Do not climb cross-bracing as a means of access 15. Ensure proper anchorage point provided for the work men to hook. 16. Ensure proper mid railing, top railing and toe guard provided. 17. Ensure Proper supervision until the task complete. 18. Ensure Proper use of PPEs for the workers. 19. Ensure worker on scaffolding Full body harness to be used. 20. Isolate/cordon off working area to restrict unauthorized personnel entry. 0202 1. Attend site safety induction and ensure all personnel aware of building Emergency Awkward or procedures at all times. difficult access or 2. Ensure all personnel are signed in with site Project egress to and from All 3S Tec staff / security or reception and receive instruction Manager / Restrict the work area. / operatives and re designated work area emergency Project 03 Access / Long distances, 3 3 9M Medium 1 3 3M 3S contractor signals/alarms. Engineer/ egress carrying materials, team 3. Identify and assess access routes prior to Safety equipment etc works commencing and ensure all trip/fall Officer Covid-19 Spread hazards identified and if possible removed. Out 4. Should submit valid Covid test results. Covid Vaccinated certificate Risk Assessment and Control
5. Using hand sanitizer regularly
6. Use of face mask /gloves always 7. Use Of Proper PPE
1. Staff will use insulated tools when carrying
out work. 2. Power supplies to lighting to be isolated, Non competent proved dead and locked off (padlocks of all staff for such those carrying out electrical works to be 1. Damaged to work applied). the existing Fitter and 3. Fuses to be pulled from base of the panel Project cables contractors may then kept in toolbox. Manager / 2. Fall from Cable pulling/ suffer injuries 4. Extra care should be taken while pulling the Project height 5 5 25 E High 1 5 5M laying/ from the cables Engineer/ 04 3. Improper termination tripping over 5. Inspect ladder before using Safety connections wires at the 6. Proper user of safety harness Officer 4. Short circuit time of cable 7. Use of proper insulated drills 5. Slip & trip pulling. 8. Trained and Competent workers Hazards 9. Use of Insulated Tools 10. Use of Proper PPE 11. Make sure the wires are out of the walk way Proper handling of cables Risk Assessment and Control
1. Trained and Competent workers
2. Staff will use insulated tools when carrying out work. 3. All portable Equipment will be PAT tested & PAT test date will be visible on equipment 4. Ensure all power tools are in good condition and appropriately maintained. 1. Damaged 5. Damaged industrial sockets and power cables must be removed Sockets & cable 6. Ensure the electrical cable is not insulation. damaged and has not been repaired with 2. Electrocution insulation tape or unsuitable connectors 3. Electric shock 7. Ensure cables from power tools shall be Use of Power 4. Short circuit Project organized so as not to present a tripping Tools like Drill Operatives & Manager / 05 Machines / 5. Burns Staff 3 4 12M Medium hazard 1 3 4L Project 6. Cuts 8. Ensure proper and regular Grinders Engineer 7. Trip / Fall maintenance of equipment that takes 8. Noise account of noise 9. Ensure proper hearing protection 9. Vibration always 10.Dust 10. Make sure people use the right tool for the job and are trained to use it correct Power tools 11. Ensure the right size of drill bit and right length of drill bit 12. Ensure right size of disk 13. Use of Insulated Tools 14. Use of Proper PPE
1. Ensure proper PTW is in place and correct
isolation procedure has been carried out (i.e. LOTO) 2. Staff will use proper insulated tools when carrying out work. 1. Electrocution Project Non competent 3. Power supplies to be isolated, proved dead Working with 2. Electrical Manager / 06 staff for such 5 5 25E High and locked off (padlocks of all those carrying 1 5 5M Electricity shock/burns Project work out electrical works to be applied). Engineer 4. Fuses to be pulled from base of the panel then kept in toolbox. 5. Visible inspection of cables for any damage before starting the work 6. Use of proper insulated drills Risk Assessment and Control
7. Trained and Competent workers
8. Use of Insulated Tools 9. Use of Proper PPE 10. Maintain Good housekeeping
1. Ensure existing system is de-energized
before work. 2. visually check items de energies in sequence 1. Shock Project 3. Provide adequate light at Work space by 2. Manual Handling Manager / 06 5 5 25 E High client 1 5 5M 3. Trip hazards Project 4. Check each item as removed and packed. 4. Cuts, burns, fire Engineer 5. Remove and label any suspect items for further inspection 6. Trained and Competent
1. Only light work, off short duration work
in which the operative can maintain secure hand and foot hold can be undertaken form a ladder 2. Never try to overreach with any ladders 3. Check the ladder is of suitable quality for industrial use and is in good condition Falling from height Project 4. Maintain a minimum of 3 points of Use of Working on Uneven Operatives & Manager / 07 ground 3 4 12M Medium contact with stepladders at all 1 3 3M Ladders Staff Project Falling object times(feet/thighs/hands) If possible, Engineer avoid the use of stepladders at a working height of 2 meters and more 5. Check the ladder legs (and stays) are fully deployed or locked (depending on type) to maintain maximum base dimensions and the step ladder is orientated to provide maximum stability. Risk Assessment and Control
6. Step ladders has to be used on leveled
ground/firm base 7. Ensure that during using ladder from the top 2 steps is blocked to avoid climb on that. 8. The ladder securely fixed to prevent slipping outwards or sideways or securely footed at all times. 9. Person must hold the ladder while another operative working on it 10.Materials should not be placed above the thread of ladders/step ladders 11.Do not carry any materials in one hand while climbing or getting down from ladder 12.Ensure the area under the ladder is barricaded especially if it is being used in a public area. 13.Ensure the ladder is electrical insulated podium type if working in live service
1. Ensure proper PTW is in place
2. Ensure the access and egresses are free from obstruction 1. Damage Of 3. Ensure the operatives are all well trained existing services and competent 2. Sharp Edges 4. Ensure proper Communication 3. Pinch Point Fibre Optic /Coordination and close supervision. Project 4. Cut Injuries Cable Laying Operatives & 5. Use proper body positioning and safe Manager / 5. Musculoskeletal 3 3 9M High 1 3 3M and Cable Staff handling procedures while lifting, Project 6. disorders Pulling pushing, or dragging material. Engineer 7. Posture/positio 6. Provide warning Sign boards & n barricading shall be provided. 8. Slip/Trip 7. Use padding to reduce direct contact with sharp edges. 8. Ensure proper Job rotation. 9. Provision of cable rollers. Risk Assessment and Control
10.Keep fingers away from the pinch point
area
1. Avoidance of waste at source
2. Reduction of waste volumes Spillage of Project Dealing with 3. Proper Disposal as a last option of waste All personnel on substances Manager / 07 waste & 3 3 9M High volume 1 3 3M site. likely to cause a Project Housekeeping 4. Properly clean the area after completion of slip hazard. Engineer work 5. Trained and Competent
1. Procedures of lock out tag out to be
followed Fitter and 2. Power supplies to lighting/ Existing Sockets contractors may to be isolated, proved dead and locked off suffer injuries (padlocks/ or Marking notes of all breakers Project Electrocution from the those carrying out electrical works to be Manager / 04 LOTO Electrical 5 5 25M High 1 5 5M Electrocution applied). Project shock/burns Electrical 3. Signs warning of danger of from electricity Engineer shock/burns 4. After completion of the work tag out procedure to be followed 1. Staff will use insulated tools when carrying out work Risk Assessment and Control