RISK ASSESSMENT DEPARTMENT/ CONTRACTOR | BARQ GROUP [05/09/20 TTASK DESCRIPTION Roding, Cabling & Splicing of FO cable RISK SCORE CALCULATOR | Use The Rsk Score Calculator To Determine The Level OF Rsk Of Each Hazard What would the : sea oo Of an occurrence be? if Catastrophic ‘What is the LIKELIHOOD of an occurrence? Hierarchy of Controls Almost Certain Major Moderate Minor Negligible Likelihood Rating Very ikely | Likely Unlikely | Very Unlikely ‘Can the hazard be Eliminated or removed From the work place? Zan the product or pracess be substituted fora less hazardous alternative? barriers? ‘Can Administrativecortrols be adopted ie, procedures, job rotation et. Can Personal Protective Equipment & Clothing be worn to safequard against hazards? TSK RATING [Uketood x Sever) LOW FISK (No further acon requred /NS MEDIUM RISK rc arabe) /S (Cromgaree y; Lega! Requirement = Yes/Noacriviry / PROCESS, HAZARD DETAILS CONSEQUENCE DETAILS BEFORE ACTION RISK S| | rane ‘CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES / ACTIONS, RESPONSIBILITY cable Laying and Pulling. Body injuries Back Injury Personal shal wear personal protective equipment such {2s Harchat, Eye Projection, Hand Gloves and Safety Shoes during CABLE LAYING, PULLING and or termination. Regular short est breaks. Supervisor of Forman shal give Tool Box talk to his workers prior to start of work Foremen/ Supervisor ‘able unloading from vehicle and prior to pulling FOC damage/ cuts/ hand injury Personnel who involved Adequate manpower should be available and proper techniques to be applied FOC must be rolling and colliding on tarpaulin and area should be isolated from traffic and pedestrian. Personnel must wear hand gloves and PPE The area must beHard barricaded with signage to prevent trip others and damage to cable. Technicians Back Injuries for ‘Manual Handling Personnel injury ‘Maintain manual handling techniques, especially when lifting objects ey bend knees, keep the back as straight as possible and establish good balance and use body weight to lft and ‘arty oF move objects or materials, Use mechanical lifting equipment whenever possible. ‘Workers shall not run when workerspulling cables ‘Trapping injurios Property Damage/ Injury Cable Jack shall be of sufficient capacity and placed on an even and hard surface ‘Warning signs shall be positioned adjacent to cable laying Permit To Wark system to be followed to ensure that gliding and termination of ‘ables are on electrically Isolated panels, ‘rea of loading and unloading shall be barricaded properly Damaged cables Drums shall be repaired before they are loaded or unloaded for the Jobsite Workers Heat stress Dehydration Stripping of fibre optic cable Gate from knives Strains from bending / stooping to reach cables, Kee injuries from kneeling on floor, Technicians Provide COOL DRINKING WATER atthe jobsite especially during hot weather condition Immediately get out from the cable pulling / laying area when symptoms of heat stress attacked and inform your Supervisor or Safety Officer immediately Foreman/Workers ‘A self-retracting knife must be used to reduce the risk of Injuries, Technicians move to stretch legs as they feel the need to Technicians report all work related injuries, including aches and pains from termination of work,‘Termination of fibre-optic, cabling Eye Injury from fying glass particles Technicians / Co- worker/passers by Technicians are trained to cut / strip fibre-optic cabling to reduce the risk offing particles Technicians are supplied with suitable PPE for the task hand gloves and safety vegies) Technicians are provided with, and use a sharps Container into which to place stripped cable ends Technicians are trained to dispose of off cuts and sharps. Technicians Isopropanol alcohol used for cleaning Inhalation: Exposure to 400ppm causes headache, levitation, dizziness, weakness nausea and asphyxiation. Eve Contact: Causes irritation, reainess, blurred sight ‘Skin Contact: Causes irritation, defeating of skin, deematits Technicians/ co-worker/ passers-by. Only trained fibre topic termination technicians use !sopropanol alcohol also in impregnated wipes Seek medica attention on excessive exposure to these levels, Call 999 and tell the ‘operator that exposure to this substance has occurred, Very small amounts of ia are used to clean fibre optic elements. Must be used only in open well ventilated area. Awiping cloth is required to Use/aispense 1, Always ensure that adequate ventilation is avallable in the areas where Iaisto be used. Use vent fans if required to Increase ventilation through flow. Technicians Termination of fibre-optic Eye injury from Technicians Follow setup and operating‘cabling witha | ving glass, burns splicer fromare, temporary blindness from arc. Burns fram oven instructions for splicer/oven unit Only trained fibre optic ‘termination technician are tousea spice. Technicians are supplied with sultable PPE forthe task Hand Gloves/ safety goggles. Burns form arc are reduced due to the fact thatthe are will only function once the safety cover isin place. Temporary blindness is greatly reduced to the fact ‘that the arc will not function until the safety cover isin place “General oucheeping | unvemoved Scrap ‘and Rubbish Environmental ‘Observe good housekeeping Ensure the work area is cleaned up after work is complated before leaving. the site Foreman ‘supervisor Prepared By: (Department / Contractor Representative) ‘Saifudheen K Musthafa Position Safety Officer Signature ‘Approved By: (Department / Contractor Manener) “jo Thamas Koshy Position Project Engineer Signature se NOTE: “The submitted Risk Assessmentshall not be accepted and reviewed by AL HSE Department if without the signa Contractor's Representative and their Manager, ae the Department 7