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THE CONTRACTOR THE OWNER THE ENGINEER

Al Arrab Contracting Co. Custodian of Two Holy Mosques the King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz's Project - KAP2 B2
Contract No.: 119/35/53/1 Doc. No.: ACC-KAP2B-HSSE-RA-018 Rev: 00

RISK ASSESSMENT FOR


HOLLOW METAL DOORS INSTALATION WORKS

Risk Risk Responsible


Hazard Consequence Risk Level Prevention Residual RISK
Level Person
No
RR RR
S OP S OP
(SxOP) (SxOP)

1.Ensure availability of a competent supervisor prior to


mobilize workers on site them on site and for entire the
operation
2. Ensure proper communication is established between
entire workforce
3. Mechanical fitness of the equipment must be verified prior to
mobilize them on site
4.Ensure use of same language personals in each group as
reasonably as practicable
5. Ensure adequate number of safety promotional signs and
warning signs (like "DO not enter, over head hazard etc..) in
and around the work area
Mobilization : 6. Ensure all personals are attended project safety induction Site engineer,
personal injury, property
Language barrier between work 7. Ensure adequate welfare facilities are available supervisor,
1 damage, argument between 3 4 12 M 2 2 4 T
force, unfit equipment and non 8.Ensure all workers are aware about emergency procedure Foreman,
workers
competent operator 9.Ensure all workers are complied with mandatory PPEs operator
requirements
10. Ensure workers are trained for proper manual handling
techniques wherever applicable
11. ensure workers are not going very close to the excavated
area and not crossing barricading
12. Ensure safety devices of all vehicles and
equipment like Reverse alarm, side indicators, horns Speedo
meter etc.. prior to mobilize them on site
13. Ensure adequate illumination is available prior
to start any activity
14. Ensure noise level of all equipment used for
the task is within 85Decibel

1.Ensure all vehicle & drivers are complied with legal


requirements especially valid driving license registration
certificates and insurance .
2.Designate pedestrians
3. Machines must keep away from edge of trench.
4. Ensure audible and visual warning signs are operational
5. Water pouring on access roads and other strategic areas
need to be done on regular basis to prevent dust agnation
* Death, 6.Roads need be secured from excavation and other hazards Site engineer,
Transportation :Hit with other
* Serious injury, by installing barricading and traffic signs , supervisor,
2 vehicles, people, dust generation 4 4 16 H 2 2 4 T
* property damage 7. Unauthorized personnel are not allowed to work area Foreman,
* Delays in specific works 9.Workers should be properly trained and supervised, operator
10. Only certified equipment to be used.
11. Proper maintenance of machines must be done regularly.
12. Ensure trucks
are loaded within the capacity of the truck
13. Ensure vehicle are not crossing
"danger zone" marked area which must be visible at all times
14. Fire extinguisher must be available
in site vehicles

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RISK ASSESSMENT FOR
HOLLOW METAL DOORS INSTALATION WORKS

Risk Risk Responsible


Hazard Consequence Risk Level Prevention Residual RISK
Level Person
No
RR RR
S OP S OP
(SxOP) (SxOP)
1. Ensure all electrical works are carried out by a competent
electrician 2.
Meticulous attention must be taken by employees while
hammering
3. Ensure workers must use eye protection respiratory aid
while using cutting machine 4.
must use electrical rubber gloves while working in live line
Small cut wounds, trip slip falls 5.
Use of Hand tools and cleaning
3 and crushing injuries, Eye 3 4 12 M Eye protection must be worn while doing hammering 6. 2 1 2 T Supervisor
surfaces
injuries Ensure all electrical cables are free from defects 7. All
rotating equipment and hand tolls must have safety guard
8. All
tolls and equipment must be as per manufacturers
recommendations 9.
Use compatible hand gloves and other means of skin
protection

1. use mechanical aids as reasonably as practicable 2.


All ways follow team handling of loads
3. Training need to be given workers for
kinetic method of manual handling
Manual Handling: Tools and Back Injuries, crushing injuries 4.Ensure work area is free from slippery Supervisor/
4 3 4 12 M 2 2 4 T
other materials etc… materials and other debris Safety
5.Use compatible pep especially hand gloves and
safety shoes
6.ensure work area is stable and not uneven
7. Use proper hand gloves

1. Use mechanical aids as reasonably as practicable


2. Proper eye protection must be used by all workers for the
process
3. Compatible PPE which must include but not limited to
Chemical gloves( rubber glove) wellington Boots and
hardwearing leather gloves for formwork
4. Access to work area must be restricted to authorized
* Skins cut/burns personals only especially while using scaffold
* Adverse impact on eyes 5.Ensure hanger wires are safe and properly attached
5 Installation Of Hollow metal doors * Slip and falls 4 3 12 M 6. workers must use respiratory aid(dust mask) while dealing 2 2 4 T S, operator
with cement
7.Ensure work area must be free from all slippery materials
8. Use proper
hand gloves in order to make a good grip on boards
9. Use mechanical aid as
reasonably as practicable 10. Ensure work area is free
from all slippery materials 11. Ensure all workers are using
proper hand gloves 12. Identify and
secure all protruding steel

Hazard : The potential unsafe incidents to be occurred while the initiating event is happening.

Consequence : The possible consequence when any hazards are occurring.

Risk Level : Categorizing the risks

: The activity to prevent possible or


Prevention expected incident.

: Responsible person to prevent the


Responsible person hazard.

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RISK ASSESSMENT FOR
HOLLOW METAL DOORS INSTALATION WORKS

Risk Risk Responsible


Hazard Consequence Risk Level Prevention Residual RISK
Level Person
No
RR RR
S OP S OP
(SxOP) (SxOP)

Risk Assessment Definitions : S : Severity


OP : Occurrence Possibility
RR : Risk Rating

Severity Rating ; 1 – 5 (1 = least severe; 5 = most severe) Occurrence Possibility: 1 – 5 (1 = least possible; 5 = most possible)

1 - Very minor (first aid treatment)


2- Minor (first aid treatment, absent from work- one shift ) 2- Low ( once in three months
3- Middle (treatment needed in hospital) 3- Middle ( once a month)
4- Serious (treatment needed in hospital, absent from work for lengthy 4- High ( once a week)
5- Very serious (death) 5- Very high (once a day)

Risk Rating Classification = Severity X Occurrence

T: Tolerable Risk; 0 – 5 = Tolerable, no action necessary.


L: Low Risk; 6 – 10 = no urgent action needed, Training at site, inductions
M: Medium Risk; 11 – 15 = action needed, Training at site, inductions, warning signs, documentation.
H: High Risk; 16 – 20 = stop work, urgent action needed, Severe precautions, work schedule change, training, emergency planning drills
VH: Very High Risk 21 – 25 = immediately stop work, urgent action needed, have to reevaluate site hazards, design and schedule change

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