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Serial Sub-Activities Hazards Identified Risks Involved Risk Rating Control Measures Residual
No. Risk
(Generic & Task) (People & Property) Severity Probability Initial Risk
· TBT/DSTI shall be conducted by the foreman/
safety officer prior to work commencement.
· Unauthorized, untrained · Cuts · Task specific safety training to be provided. Low
1. Prepare work area workers · Abrasions 2 A L · Authorized personnel to undertake the job. (ALARP)
· Daily safety inspection should be carried out
and eliminate the hazard.
Serial Sub-Activities Hazards Identified Risks Involved Risk Rating Control Measures Residual
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No. (Generic & Task) (People & Property) Severity Probability Initial Risk Risk
Serial Sub-Activities Hazards Identified Risks Involved Risk Rating Control Measures Residual
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• Proper communication to be maintained
between the workers while doing the
installation
• Maintain a good housekeeping to prevent from slip,
trip, and fall hazards.
• Emergency procedure shall be briefed to all
personnel prior to start the activity.
• Emergency evacuation plan shall be readily
available according to site condition and briefed to the
workforce prior to start.
• Trained first aider, fire warden and emergency
vehicle to be available at the site during the activity.
• Emergency contact numbers shall be displayed at
work location for easy communication
• PPE to be worn at all times( Gloves, goggles,
mask, helmet, shoe, vest, overall)
• Defective tools should not be issued or used
to perform the task, to be checked by store
keeper
• Slip, trip and fall • Don’t extend the spanner by using a pipe as
Use of Hand tools ( Hack • Damaged / worn out hand • Fatigue an extension bar Low
6. saw, torch wrench, tools • Trigger finger 3 C M •Hand tools shall be free from oil, grease & etc. (ALARP)
hammer ) • Flying objects • Cuts and abrasions • Chisel’s head shall have safety cap to avoid
∙ Mushroom Heads finger injury.
• Using incorrect type • Never use a file as a lever
• Never use a screw driver as a chisel
• Use eye/ face protection when there is flying
materials hazard, wear gloves while required to
protect the hands
• Use right tools for the job
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• Defective equipment Hearing losses
Electricity Eye injury • PTW shall be applied and obtained prior to start, If
7. Use of power tools Improper use of equipment Crushing spark producing activity is performed
(Grinder, Pipe cutter, drill Poor maintenance Back injury · Defective tools should not be issued or used to M
) Untrained workers Burns 3 C M perform a task. (ALARP)
Flying object Electrocution • Operators must be having their training card.
Noise and vibration • Monthly inspection should be carried out by the
Ringing in the
electrician and record to be kept at the store
Fire ear / Deafness
· All portable power tools should be fitted with
Dust
adequate fuse protection either in the tool body or in
its electrical plug.
· The weight, size and type of tool should be selected
to suit the job being carried out.
• Don’t lay the cables around the access way, it
should be routed properly.
• Industrial distribution board and socket only shall be
used at site.
• No joints shall be made in electrical cable.
• Cable hangers shall be used to avoid the
direct contact of power tools cable with the
scaffolding members.
• Electrical connection shall be routed through
ELCB only ( Eg. 30ma )
· Tools should be stored and maintained in good
working condition.
· Appropriate PPE Should be use ( Goggles, Mask,
Ear plug, Gloves, Shoe, Helmet, Overall, Vest )
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·Defective Machine
·Improper use of Machine • Cuts • Polythene sheets shall be laid and drip trays to be
·Poor maintenance • Crush placed below the machine to prevent spillages. M
·Untrained, Unauthorized • Skin Effect 3 C M • Defective machine should not be used to (ALARP)
Operating with Thread
8. Workers • Entanglement perform the task.
Machine • Slip, trip and fall • Eye, finger injury • Only those persons who have been adequately
• Spillage • Fracture trained and experienced in the use of the
machine should be allowed to use the same.
• Machine should be maintained in good working
condition.
• All spillages must be cleaned immediately
• Waste oil should be disposed in an approved
manner.
• Operator should check the machine condition
prior to start the work.
• Adequate lighting and ventilation shall be
provided.
• Fire extinguisher shall be provided
• Area shall be barricaded and provide signage.
· Appropriate PPE Should be use ( Goggles, Mask,
Ear plug, Gloves, Shoe, Helmet, Overall, Vest )
• PTW to be applied and obtained prior to start,
If spark producing activity is performed
• Fire •Electric Shock • Certified person only undertake the welding job
• Untrained, Unauthorized •Burns • All Flammable /combustible materials should Low
9. Welding/ brazing work Worker •Skin Effect 4 C H be removed from the area where welding & gas (ALARP)
• Improper lighting •Eye Injury cutting operations are carried out.
• Inadequate ventilation •Property damage • Fire blankets should be used to contain sparks
and molten metal’s within the floor and should
not be allowed to fall from height.
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• Warning signs and boards should be provided
And area to be well barricaded
• Adequate lighting and ventilation to be
Provided.
• Close supervision to be done at all times.
•Flash back arrestor to be installed for the cylinder
•Empty cylinder to be identified and stored separately.
•Fire extinguishers to be made available.
• Gauges of cylinders to be functional to ensure the
pressure variation inside the cylinder.
• Hoses should be of approved type and should
be free and hose checklist to be maintained.
∙Area to be restricted to unauthorized personnel.
• Calibrated gauges only to be used.
·Appropriate PPE Should use ( Face shield, Dust
mask, Goggles, Gloves, Shoe, Helmet, Overall,
Vest )
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• Do not work from the top of two rungs of step
ladders.
• Remember the 3 point contact.
• Do not work in front of the door. If work is
carried out then locked the door or blocked off
• Ladder shall be used for short duration works
Only limited to 15 min.
• Colour code system shall be implemented.
• Do not stack materials on to the scaffold.
• Visual inspection should be carried out before use
• Uneven surface • Sprain and strain (i.e., hand rails, toe board, on the platform and any
• Overhead structure and cable • Fracture opening are there). Low
• Materials and worker fall • Spinal cord damage 3 C M • Out rigger shall be fitted and breaks are locked (ALARP)
Working on mobile from height • Musculoskeletal on.
11. scaffold • Untrained, unauthorized Injury • Only trained scaffolders shall be involved in
Workers • Fatality erection & dismantling activities.
• Collapse of scaffold • No person to be on the scaffold while it is
being moved.
• Safety harness shall be used above 2mtr height and
anchored in above shoulder height at all time
• Tagging system shall be implemented ( i.e., all safe
scaffolds shall be provided with green tags and unsafe
scaffolds with red tag )
• Keep walkways free of obstacles, tools and
equipment.
• Work at height is restricted during adverse weather
condition.
• Adequate lighting shall be provided while
working at night.
• Never stand and sit on the hand rails
• Mobile scaffold height should be restricted to
3.5 to 4 times the shortest base width, If height
of scaffold exceeds raker support or it should be
tied to the structure properly.
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• Unauthorized/ • Openings in the roof must be securely covered
Untrained workers • Fatality or guarded.
• Slip, trip and fall • Fracture 4 B M • Keep walkways free of obstacles, tools and Low
12. Working on roofs • Material Fall from • Sprain and strain Equipment (ALARP)
height • Covering or guarding may be removed to allow
• Abnormal weather the passage of men or material, it must be
replaced immediately after that operation.
• Barricade the ground level area of work and
post warning signs.
• Wet, windy or hot weather can seriously affect
your safety during roofing works, ask if in
doubt and do not work in that abnormal
weather condition
• High visibility vest to be worn at all times
while work on roof.
· Work notification shall be applied and
obtained prior to start the night work from Low
∙ Poor illumination ∙ Fatality 3 B M main contractor. (ALARP)
13. While working at night · Slip/trip/fall • Cuts · Sufficient illumination shall be provided.
shift · Light post shall be secured to avoid fall.
· Proper cable management system shall be
followed
· All materials shall be staged in proper
manner without obstacles
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· Isotonic drinks shall be provided.
• Provide sufficient rest breaks based on the
humidity & temperature conditions.
• Heat stress management plan shall be
developed and implemented during the
activity.
· General housekeeping, Remove all surplus and
· Poor housekeeping unwanted waste materials from the work place. Low
15. Work Completion · Slip/trip/fall · Fire 2 A L · All necessary precautions will be adopted to (ALARP)
prevent fire
RISK MATRIX
Probability
Project Name
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A B C D E
Severity
5-Catatrophic Multiple
fatalities or Extensive
Massive effect International impact
permanent total damage
disabilities
Single
fatalities or Major
4-Severe
permanent total damage
Major effect National impact High Risk
disabilities
3-E
HIGH 4-C,D,E
5-B,C,D,E
1-D,E
2-B,C,D,E
3-A,B,C,D
MEDIUM 4-A,B
5-A
LOW 1-A,B,C
2A