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Risk Assessment for Online Dissertation Project

Assessment Ref No: Assessed By: Validated By: Date of Assessment: Review Date:

22535021 12/06/2023 11/12/2023


Peter Ingham
Location: Activity: For Online Survey Questionnaire for Health and Safety Impact of using Rockwool in
Online Survey
MEP Process in Construction sector in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Overall Assessment of the Risk of Injury or Ill Health after Control Measures have been Implemented: ✘ LOW MEDIUM HIGH

Other Risk Assessments Related to this Activity: N/A

Who might be harmed Risk


What are the hazards? What are you already doing to control the risk? Is any further action needed?
and how?
Slips, trip and fall Researcher and Participants  Good general housekeeping. Low
may be injured if they trip  All areas were well lit, including the stairs.
over objects or slip on  No trailing cables or leads.
spillages while completing  Researcher and Participants keep work area clear e.g., no
the Online Survey boxes left in walkways, deliveries stored immediately.
questionnaire  Avoid places which can lead to slip, rip and fall

Exposure to biological Researcher and Participants  Proper hygiene to be maintained and follow all safety Low
hazards when using may be exposed to biological procedures in public spaces by Researchers and
public spaces for research hazards while using public Participants
work. space when completing the  Comply with safety signages in public places
Online Survey questionaries.
Ergonomic Risk Due to Researcher and Participant  Display Screen Equipment (DSE) self-assessment of Low  Regular breaks away from the laptop/screen will be
Continuous and Prolong may suffer from upper limb computer workstation carried out. required to avoid risk of straining eyes and leading to
use of Desktop display disorders or suffer  Issues identified in the self-assessment will be reviewed headache.
Equipment eyestrain/headaches and rectified.
 Taking a walk during breaks could also help with possible
 DSE assessments renewed, when necessary, in line with
back pains and help to increase concentration.
the procedure.
 Wrist exercises and stretching
Electrical equipment: PC, Researcher and Participant  All office equipment used and maintained in accordance Low  Ensure no ‘daisy-chaining’ of extension cables where one
printer/photocopier, could suffer electric shock or with the manufacturer’s instructions. extension cable is plugged into another.
extension leads etc. burns  Portable Appliance Testing carried out.  Ensure coiled extension cables are fully unraveled.
 Sufficient power sockets were provided to reduce the
need for extension cables.
Physical Stress such as Researcher and participant  Room temperatures kept as reasonable as possible. Low
Fatigue may feel too hot or too cold  Room is adequately ventilated where possible
or suffer general discomfort
Environmental stress Researcher and Participant  Lighting levels are sufficient for the room. Low
such as inadequate may suffer eyestrain if the  Window blinds fitted where necessary to reduce glare.
lighting and ventilation, lighting is insufficient or the
thermal comfort. wrong type

Severity of the Consequence


RISK ESTIMATOR
Assess the likelihood of LOW RISK MEDIUM RISK HIGH RISK
the incident and the
severity of the Slightly Moderately Extremely
consequence harmful harmful harmful

LOW RISK POTENTIAL LOW RISK LOW RISK MEDIUM RISK


Unlikely Trivial Acceptable Moderate
Likel

MEDIUM RISK LOW RISK MEDIUM RISK HIGH RISK


POTENTIAL Acceptable Moderate Substantial
Likely/possible

HIGH RISK POTENTIAL MEDIUM RISK HIGH RISK HIGH RISK


More likely/near certain Moderate Substantial Intolerable

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