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Form Title: Hazard Identification and Risk Control Analysis [HIRCA] Form
ID Risk Source Activity Hazard Classification Sev Pro Cat Existing Control to reduce the Probability Existing Control to reduce the Severity Sev Pro Cat
994 Operational Methanol Handling Inappropriate Safety -2 3 -6 - Wooden pallets should be inspected by WT personnel before - Use proper PPE
- Review Emergency response plan
- First aid -1 2 -2
handling of starting handling operation. - Only authorized personnel can use kits is available
- Eye w ash station available onsite. - Identify
chemical the forklift to move Methanol.
- WT personnel should be trained in escape route.
- Fire extinguisher is available
- Spill Control Kit and
products. the proper handling of Methanol
- HAZCOM Label and CHB proper placement of spill kit
Leaks. available.
- Fire fighting training.
- Use permit to w ork
- Perform
Spills. risk analysis and TBT. - Spill control kits is available on site.
-
Injured people. Ensure good communication during the operation.
Damage to
equipment.
Fire Explosion
- Personnel Injury.
- Chemical Burns.
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ID Risk Source Activity Hazard Classification Sev Pro Cat Existing Control to reduce the Probability Existing Control to reduce the Severity Sev Pro Cat
996 Operational Pumping Methanol Pinch points. Safety -2 3 -6 - Put in place correct storage mediums for chemicals i.e. spill trays, - Use Alcohol resistant foam,Co2 or sand as a extinguishing -1 2 -2
with a Chemical Slips, trips and pumps, salt and spill trays.
- Good housekeeping techniques.
- medium. - Spill control. -Ensure adequate ventilation, If used in a
Injection Pump. falls. Use of Spill Kits, Rig procedures and control of certified confined space use breathing apparatus. - Use Butyl rubber
Ignition source. equipment. gloves, and safety glasses/goggles.
Flammable and
toxic substances.
Leaking
connections,
causing fire and
chemical burns
coming into
contact with
chemicals.
Environmental
damage.
Ingestion/Absorption
Personal injury.
Toxic fumes.
Spills.
- Injury to body
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