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: PWA-RPD-HSS-FM-040
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ACCOMMODATION COMMUNITY AT AL KHOR
Issue Date : 23 April 2019
Health & Safety Risk Assessment
Work Details
Activity SURFACE WATER WORKS
Project Development of Access Roads to Integrated Workers Accommodation Community at Al Khor
Origination Contractor ( IOSH Managing Safely Certified):
Name Position Signature Date
ISMAIL AROLE HSE MANAGER
Review & Accepted by Contractor Senior Team Member (IOSH Managing Safely Certified)
Name Position Signature Date
MAHABALESHWAR.K.K PROJECT MANAGER
Review & Accepted by GEC Senior Team Member (IOSH Managing Safely Certified):
RA Validity Start
Name Position Signature
Date
Distribution List
1. Xxx 2.xxx 3.xxx 4.xxxx 5.xxxx
Note: This activity Risk Assessment is valid for ONE month from GEC approval or less if the original activity location/surrounding/environment/hazards
changes (new Risk Assessment is required)
Location: Specific Chainages reference & attach sketch/drawing highlighting area of the specific activity area 1. Engineer (MAHA .)
Persons exposed: 40 Employees: 6 other workers: None Public/Visitors: None Young Persons: None 2. H&S rep (ISMAIL AROLE)
Total at risk: 66 Persons Supervising Work: Gyan (Site Foreman)
Hazards which create potential for harm Notes
General working Refuelling Temporary works 1. Likelihood of harm: Likely = 3, Possible = 2, Unlikely = 1
Heavy Plant Movement ✘ Manual handling ✘ Safety barrier Severity of harm: Major Injury = 3
Notifiable Occurrence = 2
Site access/egress Plant/vehicles Contaminated ground ✘ Minor Injury = 1
Working with Crash 2. If following controls there remains a result greater than or equal to 4 in column
Work on/adjacent to water COSHH 7, refer the assessment to your Project Manager for a review of the controls.
Cushion
Further controls should be implemented to reduce the degree of risk.
Excavation Vandalism/Theft Asphalt Hazard
3. If our operations are likely to affect pedestrians or the safe operation of a
Adverse weather ✘ Buried services public transport system, the control measures must reduce the likelihood of
Excavating using Quick Hitch Delivery wagons significant harm to the level that existed before our work commenced.
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Control Contro
Residual
Hazard Factors of Harm Risk Control Measures Factors of Harm
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Likelihood Severity Likelihood Severity
> Conduct site induction to the personnel prior to
any activities by introducing general related work
hazards to the workers.
> Ensure all area is clear and clean of debris for
1) General achieving safe working environment. Site
Activities > Eliminating the tripping hazard by removing any Managers,
object from the pathway Engineers.
HAZARD Supervisors,
4 4 18 > Ensure Manual Handling procedure is followed to 2 4 6
H&S
Daily
Tripping and slipping prevent sprains injuries. Inspectors
hazard. > Ensure personal protective equipment is (GEC &
completely worn prior to the commencement of the Contractor)
Manual Handling.
activities.
> Ensure monitoring and supervising the activities
by Marbu representative till the completion of the
activities.
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Issue Date : 23 April 2019
Health & Safety Risk Assessment
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>Conduct safety tool box talk and specific
training prior to mobilization of personnel on site. Site
2) Survey Work > Manual handling to be minimized or avoided Managers,
Daily
Engineers.
by using appropriate equipment. Supervisors,
HAZARD 2 4 8
4 4 16 > Ensure walkway path is clear of obstructions H&S
and hazards. Inspectors
Back injury, sprains. (GEC &
> Wear proper PPEs during surveying works.
Contractor)
Manual handling > Adopt correct posture when lifting load using
hazard the proper method and lifting technique.
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Issue Date : 23 April 2019
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in depth.
> Full time trained and certified banksman wearing
fluorescent traffic vest shall be provided to all
equipment working in excavation.
> All equipment shall be equipped with revolving
lights and reverse alarms.
> All operators shall be made aware of all the
excavation hazards TBT to be conducted daily.
> All equipment shall be checked & inspected daily
checklist shall be kept and followed strictly.
> Appropriate signs and signboards shall be
provided in the work zone.
> Marbu shall ensure that all workers are aware of
hazards associated with underground services &
Oxygen Deficiency utilities. This shall be included in the daily tool box
talk (TBT).
> The area of excavation shall be barricaded
properly, warning signboards shall be adequate,
and enough for the information of all concerned.
> Excavated materials shall be placed two feet
away from excavation and should be barricaded
with appropriate warning signs.
> Atmosphere in excavation shall be tested before
workers enter excavation greater than 4ft. in depth.
> Only an Authorized Gas Tester shall do testing
activity.
4) Installation of > Follow manual handling assessment. 4 8
soakaway and gully > Ensure correct posture to lift load.
4 > Provide mechanical help for irregular size of load.
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Hazards > Wear proper PPEs and wear gloves to avoid
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abrasions and contamination. 2 Site
> Safe access/egress for manual handling works. Managers,
- Strains from manual > Use formwork to be separated and remove from Engineers. Daily
handling. pedestrians’ route to prevent tripping hazard. Supervisors,
> Always load/offload traffic signboards from side H&S
- Personnel injury. farthest from live traffic flow. Inspectors
(GEC &
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> Load/offload materials away from live traffic flow
always.
> Buddy system shall be followed when working in
unsafe areas.
> All workers shall be supervised by the foreman to ensure Contractor)
- Slip & Trip safe work at site.
> Good Housekeeping shall be maintained at all times and
keep access/egress roads clear always.
> Tools and materials shall be stored only in designated
areas.
> Storage area shall be kept free from rubbish and
accumulation of materials that constitute hazards of
tripping and fire explosion.
> Barrier and appropriate signs and signboards shall be
provided for open storage area.
> Manual handling to be minimized or avoided by using
appropriate equipment.
> Adopt correct posture when lifting load using the proper
method and lifting technique.
> Wear proper PPEs during surveying works.
5) Movement of equipment 5 4 20 > Sufficient banksman wearing flourescent vest shall be 2 4 8 Site Daily
and vehicles working on provided to control the movement of equipment. Managers,
traffic management > Constant communication between banksman and Engineers.
operator shall be maintained at all times. Supervisors,
Hazard > All equipment shall be equipped with revolving lights and H&S
reverse alarm. Inspectors
Hitting the workers, public > All the equipment shall be maintained and inspected (GEC &
and existing structures and daily by HSE Officer. Contractor)
facilities. > All the operators shall be made aware of all hazards in
the work site. Include in the pre-start meeting.
> All operators shall possess Qatar motor vehicle license
and Third Party Certificate.
> All the existing facilities and structures shall be protected
at all times.
> Pre-start meeting shall be done involving hazards of
road works.
> Maintain a safe area in the work site and provide
adequate barriers and proper signboards and hazard
warning lights as much as possible.
> Ensure workers to work from side farthest from live traffic
flow.
> Area shall be provided with appropriate signs,
signboards and relevant warning devices.
> Only trained banksman wearing fluorescent vest mesh
shall be provided to control the movement of traffic,
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equipment and workers in the work site.
> Speed Breakers shall be installed to control the speed of
equipment movements and other vehicles going in/out the
work site.
> Soft to Hard Barrication shall be provided to ensure
safety of workers form moving equipment and vehicles in
the work area.
> Sufficient safety signs and signboards shall be provided
in the work site to properly guide the vehicles.
> Blinking lights and other fluorescent signage shall be
provided to enhance visibility.
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Health & Safety Risk Assessment
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Severity(S) Frequency(F) 1 5 4 3 2 1
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Major Single Injury 1
2 Improbable
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3 Major Multiple Injuries 3 Occasional
4 Single Death 4 Frequent
5 Multiple Deaths 5 Regular
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