Risk Assessment - Al Ethihad

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RISK ASSESSMENT
PROJECT NAME Mai Dubai
CLIENT NAME Al Etihad Energy Services LLC
LOCATION Al Qudra
MAIN ACTIVITY INSTALLATION OF STAT-X AEROSOL SYSTEM
SAFETY INDUCTION, WORK PERMIT, TOOLBOX TALK, A DEQUATE

VENTILATION, PROPER TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTS,HARNESS BELT,TASK
MANDATORY HSE REQ
SPESIFIC PPE’S SUPERVISION,BARRICADES.
HELMET, SAFETY SHOES, SAFETY GOGGLES, GLOVES, COVERALL,

PPE REQ REFLECTOR JACKETS.
ASSESMENT DATE
DOC NEXT REVIEW DATE
PAGES 5 Nos.
EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION
Mr. Chinmay Bisht Safety Manager

Mr. Manjuprasad Project Manager
WHO IS PERSON
SI No. ACTIVITY HAZARD AT RISK? CONSEQUENCES CONTROL MEASURES RESPONSIB
LE
1 Handling of inadequate operatives Major/Minor injuries, cuts 1. Bend knees and lift using leg power not Project Engineer,
tools and supervision, (Technicians) & bruises to all parts of the back. Don’t twist the body, always face the Supervisor.
equipment’s inadequate body. Back injury/slip disc direction of travel. Make sure of a good grip
training while handling tools and before lifting the weight; don’t try to lift
equipment manually in more than 25 kgs.
improper way of manual
lifting 2. Training in safe methods of manual
handling techniques must be given to all
operatives involved in handling of tools and
equipment. Daily task briefing and specific
Toolbox Talk should be conducted.
3. Only trained operatives will be assigned
for
2 Working Height Inadequate Operatives Serious or fatal injuries 1.Use safety harness. Project Engineer,
supervision, (Technicians) could occur if a worker Site Supervisor,
inadequate falls from height. 2.Inspect the ladders before use and use Safety Officer
training appropriate tags.
3.Inspect the legs of the ladder.
4.Do not try to overreach while working.
3 Installation of Electrical burns Operatives Muscle aches slipped disc 1.Maintain equipment with care; keep it Project Engineer,
the system. and shocks (Technicians) or rheumatoid arthritis. clean for best performance. Site Supervisor
Loss of circulation in
hands, bone chipping and 2. Follow instructions in the user's manual
reduced dexterity in hands for changing accessories.
3. Be sure to keep good footing and

maintain good balance when operating the
equipment.
4.Wear the proper apparel for the task.

Loose clothing, ties or jewelry can become
caught in moving parts.
Working at Poor Operatives Injury to the person, 2 1. Night work permit system to be strictly
4 Night illumination. damage to property followed. Project Engineer,
Low visibility. Site Supervisor,
Poor access. 2. Access lighting needs to be provided for Safety Officer
Slip/Trip/Fall. access scaffolds, emergency routes and all
parts of the work area.
3. Job Safety Analysis/Toolbox Talks to be

conducted regarding task and work at night.
4. Ensure light illumination levels are

within minimum requirement. Task light to
be adjusted in such a manner to disperse
light slightly upward to avoid dazzle.
5. All openings and holes shall be

identified, closed/covered, and secured.
6. Ensure no hand railings are missing.
7. Ensure shift rotations where possible.
8. Proper housekeeping to be provided to

prevent slip/trip/fall.
9. In addition to the mandatory PPEs, job
specific PPEs must be carried out. All
operators/workers to wear high-visibility
clothing.
10. Provide Toolbox Talks to all site

personnel to alert and prepare them for the
emergency system, hazards, and control
measures.
11. Ensure back-up emergency lights &

torch lights are available. Ensure
availability of secondary source of light in
case of main supply failure
5 Working in Hot Lack of Operatives Heat cramps 1. Toolbox Talks to be given to Project Engineer,
Weather adequate cool operatives/workers on summertime work Site Supervisor,
drinking water hazards. Safety Officer
2. Brief workers/operatives about

summertime hazards during daily morning
task briefing.
3. Comply with UAE Federal Law

regarding midday summertime regulations.
4. Adequate fluids to be made available and

periodic rest periods in a shaded area to be
implemented.
5. Provide ORS solution to replenish body

fluids.
6. Provide cool drinking water at the work

area.
7. Provide a shaded area/cooling area or

fan at work area to decrease body
temperature.
8. Remind operatives/workers to consume

more water or ORS during the daily
morning pre-task briefing process
6 Weather Inadequate Operatives Potential for injury when 1. Take cover next to a building or under Project Engineer,
Conditions- supervision, wind moves objects. Eye a shelter. Site Supervisor,
Windstorm & inadequate injuries from dust or debris 2. Stand clear of roadways or train Safety Officer
Rain Risk training in the air. Sprains or strains tracks, as a gust may blow you into
mitigation at when the wind forces the path of an oncoming vehicle.
heights workers to fall, when 3. Use handrails where available on
workers try to reach for an outdoor walkways and avoid other
object that is moving away elevated areas such as roofs without
from them, or when the adequate railing.
wind pulls objects/doors 4. Avoid contact with water during a
from their hands. thunderstorm.
more likely to be injured 5. Avoid using electronic equipment of
by slips, trips and falls, all types.

with those working at 6. Avoid using corded phones.
height perhaps most at 7. Do NOT lie on concrete floors or lean
risk. on concrete walls during a
thunderstorm.
8. When fitting external paved areas
ensure that the material used will be
slip resistant when wet.
9. Discourage people from taking short-
cuts over grass or dirt which are likely
to become slippery when wet.
Consider converting existing shortcuts
into proper paths.
10. On new sites, before laying paths,
think about how pedestrians are likely
to move around the site. Putting the
path in the right place from the start
may save you money in the long term.
11. Many slip accidents happen at
building entrances as people entering
the building walk in rainwater. Fitting
canopies of a good size over building
entrances and in the right position can
help to prevent this.
12. If a canopy is not a possibility,
consider installing large, absorbent
mats or even changing the entrance
flooring to one which is non-slip.
7 Communication Inadequate Operatives In case of unfortunate 1. Advice to follow as per the Emergency Project Engineer,
& Coordination. supervision, events, accidents or Response Plan provided. Site Supervisor,
inadequate emergency Safety Officer
training
8 Solar harvesting Inadequate Operatives Switching to Solar power 1. Work at night so that there is no Project Engineer,
and peak time training System inorder to requirement of power shut down. Site Supervisor,
considerations installation need to shut Safety Officer
down the power is a
challange
H (HIGH) -Potential to cause death, M (MEDIUM) – Potential to cause loss time L (LOW) – An injury treatable with First
permanent injury, or Severe Permanent injury or Long-Term Environmental Aid or Short-Term Environmental Impact.
Environmental Harm. Impact.
SEVERITY(S)
LIKELIHOOD (L) CLASS OF RISK ( L X S )
Health & Safety Environmental Impact

Short Term < less than 1 month

0 = Impossible 0 = No injury
0 = No harm
1 = Improbable 1 = Minor – (FAC) HIGH = 15 – 25
3 = Minor
2 = Remote 2 = Major - (MTC) MEDIUM = 07 – 14
3 = Probable 3 = LTI (Lost Time Incident) LOW = 01 – 06
Long Term >Greater than 1 Month
4 = Occasional 4 = Disabling Injuries ELIMINATED - 0
4 = Major
5 = Frequent 5 = Fatality
5 = Catastrophic
RISK MATRIX
SEVERITY
↓ →
Catastrophic Critical Major Minor Insignificant No Harm
LIKELYHOOD (5) (4) (3) (2) (1) (0)
Frequent HIGH HIGH HIGH MEDIUM LOW LOW

(5) (25) (20) (15) (10) (5) (0)
Occasional HIGH HIGH MEDIUM MEDIUM LOW LOW

(4) (20) (16) (12) (8) (4) (0)
Probable HIGH MEDIUM MEDUIM LOW LOW LOW

(3) (15) (12) (9) (6) (3) (0)
Remote MEDIUM MEDIUM LOW LOW LOW LOW

(2) (10) (8) (6) (4) (2) (0)
Improbable LOW LOW LOW LOW LOW LOW

(1) (5) (4) (3) (2) (1) (0)
Impossible LOW LOW LOW LOW LOW LOW

(0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0)
NOTE: 1. Risk assessment must be addressed to workers by the work in charge before starting the job.
2. Risk assessment is a continuous process hence to be reviewed depending on activity and risk involved.
RISK ASSESMENT TEAM

ASSESSED BY: REVIEWED BY: APPROVED BY :
GREESHMA S KRISHNAN MANJUPRASAD SHETTY CHINMAY BISHT

ENGINEER PROJECT MANAGER SAFETY MANAGER
SIGN: Greeshma SIGN: ManjuPrasad SIGN: Chinmay
COMMENTS: COMMENTS: COMMENTS:
DATE: 10 May 2024 DATE: 10 May 2024 DATE: 10 May 2024

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MAXELL INTERNATIONAL LLC

PROJECT NAME Mai Dubai

CLIENT NAME Al Etihad Energy Services LLC

MAIN ACTIVITY INSTALLATION OF STAT-X AEROSOL SYSTEM

SAFETY INDUCTION, WORK PERMIT, TOOLBOX TALK, A DEQUATE

HELMET, SAFETY SHOES, SAFETY GOGGLES, GLOVES, COVERALL,

DOC NEXT REVIEW DATE

EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION EMPLOYEE NAME DESIGNATION

Mr. Chinmay Bisht Safety Manager

3.Inspect the legs of the ladder.

4.Do not try to overreach while working.

3. Be sure to keep good footing and

4.Wear the proper apparel for the task.

3. Job Safety Analysis/Toolbox Talks to be

4. Ensure light illumination levels are

5. All openings and holes shall be

6. Ensure no hand railings are missing.

7. Ensure shift rotations where possible.

8. Proper housekeeping to be provided to

10. Provide Toolbox Talks to all site

11. Ensure back-up emergency lights &

2. Brief workers/operatives about

3. Comply with UAE Federal Law

4. Adequate fluids to be made available and

5. Provide ORS solution to replenish body

6. Provide cool drinking water at the work

7. Provide a shaded area/cooling area or

8. Remind operatives/workers to consume

by slips, trips and falls, all types.

Health & Safety Environmental Impact

Short Term < less than 1 month

Frequent HIGH HIGH HIGH MEDIUM LOW LOW

Occasional HIGH HIGH MEDIUM MEDIUM LOW LOW

Probable HIGH MEDIUM MEDUIM LOW LOW LOW

Remote MEDIUM MEDIUM LOW LOW LOW LOW

Improbable LOW LOW LOW LOW LOW LOW

Impossible LOW LOW LOW LOW LOW LOW

RISK ASSESMENT TEAM

GREESHMA S KRISHNAN MANJUPRASAD SHETTY CHINMAY BISHT

SIGN: Greeshma SIGN: ManjuPrasad SIGN: Chinmay

COMMENTS: COMMENTS: COMMENTS:

DATE: 10 May 2024 DATE: 10 May 2024 DATE: 10 May 2024

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