AL MARFAA ROAD CONTRACTING 6.

Risk Assessment for Chamber Construction PROJECT: Contract RM12B

Risk Risk Responsible
No Hazard Consequence Risk Level Prevention Risk Person
Level
S OP RR S OP RR

1 Hazards Personal 3 4 12 HR  Ensure personnel working at 5 5 MR Site Engineer

during Injuries height wear a full body safety 1 ,Supervisor ,
scaffold Property harness having a “D-ring” on Foreman
erection & Damage the back. (100% Tie- ,Operator
Dismantling Off)Competent supervision
(fall of men  Only essential personnel and
and equipment to be allowed on to
materials raised working platforms.
from height)  Regular briefings, tool box talks
Scaffold to be given related to working
collapse at height.
 All temporary working
platforms (scaffold systems )
shall be erected by trained and
certified personnel to accepted
design drawings
 All scaffold systems shall be
regularly inspected by
competent persons every day &
recertified every 7 days.
 All scaffold systems shall
display a valid (signed and
dated) scaffold tag to identify if
safe to use completed by
scaffold supervisor
 Use double rail fixed barriers
and toe boards on leading
edges.
 Ensure that scaffolding, steps
and ladders are installed as per
instructions, safety tagged and
secured for access and egress.
 Scaffold will be checked for
fitness after erection by
competent individual.
 Use of suitable load rated steel
life lines in absence of fixed
guard rails. ONLY to be installed
under supervision of the
Scaffolding Supervisor.
 Adequate signage and exclusion
zones around temporary
structures
 Structural design sign off before
loading by Scaffolding
Supervisor
 No scaffold to be moved with
personal on scaffold.
Working at height training and &
harness training.
Hazards  Do not use the red tagged
during Personal scaffold in for any reason. Only
Utilizing Injuries green tagged scaffold is safe to Site
2 scaffold after Property 3 4 12 ER use. 3 2 6 L engineer,
erection Damage  All scaffold systems shall supervisor,
(fall from display a valid (signed and foreman
height dated) scaffold tag to identify if ,operator
Falling
 Objects) safe to use.
Scaffold  All scaffold systems shall be
collapse regularly inspected by
competent persons every day &
recertified every 7 days.
 Do not alter a scaffold. Ask a
scaffolder to make any changes
you need and to be re-
inspected.
 Set up exclusion zone around
scaffolding.
 Do not remove guard-rails,
boards or any parts. The next
person to use that scaffold may
not know you have made
changes, and you may have
changed it from ‘’safe to use’’
status to ‘’harness required’’
status. If you need any
alterations on scaffolding,
please contact to Scaffolding
Supervisors. They will make the
necessary changes to make you
work safely.
 All scaffolds are required to
have a ladder.
 Ladders shall be inspected by
the user for damage prior to
use.
 Do not overload scaffolds.
Never over reach from scaffold
3 Assessing People get 3 3 9 HR  Wear correct hand gloves, 3 1 3 L
materials back pain, safety shoes, high reflecting
manual hand and leg jacket (PPE).
handling
injuries  Specific manual handling
risks training held by HSE
department. Site Engineer
 Regular briefings, tool box ,Supervisor ,
talks to be given related to Foreman
manual handling. ,Operator
 Only pickup loads that can be
handled, around 15kg or less
or get the help of fellow
workers.
 Proper communication
between people while
performing 2 or more man
lifting.
 Ensure that the object is light
enough to lift, is stable and
unlikely to shift or move
 Heavy or awkward loads
should be moved using a
handling aid. Make sure the
route is clear of obstructions.
 Make sure there is
somewhere to put the load
down wherever it is to be
moved to.
 Stand as close to the load as
possible, and spread your
feet to shoulder width, Bend
your knees and try and keep
the back's natural, upright
posture and grasp the load
firmly as close to the body as
you can.
 Use the legs to lift the load in
 a smooth motion as this
offers more leverage
reducing the strain on your
back.
Carry the load close to the body
with the elbows tucked into the
body. Avoid twisting the body as
much as possible by turning your
feet to position yourself with the
load.
4 UN- Injury to a 3 2 6 MR  Provide the appropriate 3 1 3 LR site
Authorized member of fencing and/or barricades Engineer ,
entry by the public as per risk assessment. Superviso
others  Apply appropriate r
signage and pedestrian
,Foreman
control.
 Devise and implement safety
system for site inspection Officer
and security.
 Ensure security and
equipment suitable to
minimize vandalism
 Provide Warning sign
boards.
 Site engineer must be on Site
Hands/  Injury to 1 4 4 LR site 1 2 2 LR engineer,
Finger personnel  Area drawings to be supervisor
5 injuries checked to establish , foreman
underground services safety
 Necessary excavation Officer
permits from local
authority
 Proper protection to the
hand while using the hand
tools

6 Heat High Body 5 3 15  Reduce activity levels 2 2 4 LR site

Stroke Temperatur and/or heat exposure. Engineer ,
e (over ER  Drink fluids regularly. Superviso
40Degree  Workers should check on r
Celsius has each other to help spot
,Foreman
hot, dry, red the symptoms which often
skin; a faint precede heat stroke. safety
pulse; a Officer
headache or
dizziness; in
later stages,
a person
may pass
out

7 Wrong Body Injury 4 3 12 HR  Select proper lifting gear 3 2 6 MR

Selection Property Anchor Point Check
 damage  Lifting can only be
carried out with the
recommended lifting
gears and lifting
machines
 To arrange proper lifting
gear and cranes
8 Wrong Body Injury 3 2 6 MR  Competent & 1 3 3 LR
Assessme Experience lifting
nt supervisor (undergone
MOM lifting training)
 Lifting supervisor to
assess the load and type
of lifting method to
used
9 Structure Body Injury 3 3 9 HR  Welding eye lug must 3 2 6 MR
failure Property check by competent
(Eye lug) Damage person (e.g. safety
officer etc)
 Verified the report prior
to lifting operation.

10 Falling Hand and 5 3 15 ER  To be carried out be 3 2 6 MR

from finger qualified rigger
height (if injury  Appropriate PPE used
rigging is (hand Glove etc.)
 Select correct lifting
required
gear for the task (size
to be and capacity)
performe  All loose items must be
d at secured / removed
height)  Safety harness / safety
Falling belt to be used above
lifting 2m and on hanging
staging
gears
 Ensure crane operator,
Improper rigger and signalman
handling have clear
communication (walkie
talkie)
11 Hit by  Ensure tag line is
object installed
Restricte  Ensure sufficient
d visibility manpower to handle tag
line
Foul
 Don’t stand under
weather suspended load
Inadequa  Ensure the immediate
te lighting lifting area is cordoned
Miscomm off
unication  Stop crane movement if
load swing is too
extensive
 Stop work during foul
weather
 Use experience-lifting
crew for complicated
lift.
 Swing slowing –
observed