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Risk Assessment
CCPP, MBPL
Job title ELECTRIAL SYSTEM INSTALATION AND COMMISSING.
Purpose ELECTRIAL SYSTEM INSTALATION AND COMMISSING AT AHP
Location RIL-CCPP(AHP)
Equipment to be used Hydra 12/14 MT, Wire rope/web slings, D-Shackles and wooden slippers. Ropes
Hazardous substance to be NA
used/generated
Use of electric power Welding machine, RCCB/ELCB, Electrical D.B. Cutting Machine
Location hazards Uneven earth surface, undulated access ways
Hazard due to Nearby Plant NA
emergencies
Name of activity / task: Earthing Work at MCC Room, Compressor building, Transformer Area, Cooling System and Silo area,
Pipe rack and Bottom Ash area.
Sub activities:
1 Material movement from lay down area to working area Slip & fall of persons.
2 Shifting of pre fabricated Earth flats Portable welding, Man and Material Fall.
cutting/grinding machine to work location through manually.
3 Ensuring proper electrical connection to equipments before use. Fire Hazard, electrical shock
4 Earth flat Laying & welding of 100 mm at tap joints Getting crushed in between, Person minor injury, Electrocution/
Spatter burns and Eye contact
5 Chipping of slag and painting of support. Injury by tools
6 Returning scrap and excess material to the MBPL Store. Man and Material Fall.
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Sub Hazard / Person Initial risk factor Measures Actual Risk Prio Responsibility
acti Risk at Risk factor rity
vity E S P R E S P R Name Target
Administrative controls
Worker must be skill for the
particular job.
Demarcation of the access
ways.
Sufficient illumination during
night work.
Proper distribution of loads on
workers.
Wider the base and lesser the
height concept to be practiced
for stability of load.
PPE's
Use of safety shoes, helmets
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and other required PPE’s as
per the site HSE system
PPE's
Su Hazard / Person Initial risk factor Measures Actual Risk Prio Responsibility
b Risk at Risk factor rity
acti E S P R E S P R Name Target
vity
3 Fire Hazard, Welder & 3 7 10 210 Elimination 3 4 1 12 3 Sift During
electrical helpers, NA Enginee Executi
shock other Substitution r / Area on
person NA. In-
near Engineering Controls charge
working
by Use of extension board for cutting/
grinding machine with proper
rating of plug and socket.
Double body earthing and use of
30MAELCB/RCCB for power
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connection for 3-Phase/ 1-Phase
Rectifier type welding machine/
Portable welding machine.
Use of appropriate lug size for
insulated welding cable.
Avoid joints in welding and power
cable.
Power Cable should be laid
underground with conduit if laid
over head it should be insure
approachable movement to Man
and equipments.
Welding cable is tied with structure
so that lead should not be loose
and hanging.
Use of Fire Extinguisher/ Fire
Bucket near welding and
cutting work location.
Availability of First Aid Box.
Administrative controls
Ensure for the welder certified.
Ensure that the welder and helper
are medically fit for doing the work.
Cordoning of the area.
Restricting unauthorized
movement of personnel in working
area nearby.
Adequate signage displayed near
by the work location.
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PPE's
Safety Shoes, helmet and goggles,
welding helmet, gloves.
Face Shield, apron, nose mask for
the welder and safety goggle,&
hand gloves etc for welding helper.
Su Hazard / Person Initial risk factor Measures Actual Risk Prio Responsibility
b Risk at Risk factor rity
acti E S P R E S P R Name Target
vity
4 Getting Welder & 3 7 10 210 Elimination 3 4 1 12 3 Sift During
crushed in helpers, NA Enginee Executi
between, other r / Area on
Person person Substitution In-
minor injury, near charge
Electrocution working NA
/ Spatter by
burns and Engineering Controls
Eye contact
Use cotton hand gloves by earth
flat lead person.
Ensure for usage of tools in proper
manner
Double body earthing and use of
ELCB/RCCB for power connection
for 3 Phase Rectifier type welding
machine/ Portable welding
machine.
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Administrative controls
Ensure that the welder deployed
are medically fit for executing the
job and trained to work at height.
Restrict unauthorised movement of
personnel at working area.
Ensure for usage of tools
equipment with valid Test
certificates
Deployment of trained and
experienced welder and foreman
Ensure that PTW is issued by the
authorized person and displayed at
the job front along with RA copy as
ready reckoner
Ensure that specific & effective tool
box training provided.
PPE's
PPE's
PPE's
Su Hazard / Person Initial risk factor Measures Actual Risk Prio Responsibility
b Risk at Risk factor rity
acti E S P R E S P R Name Target
vity
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FIRE DEPT: 0261-41 35555
SECURITY DEPT: 0261-41 35969
AMBULANCE: 0261-41 35060
SSM: 0261-41 35050
For other activities which are not covered in (TEC-001), separate Risk assessment to be followed.
Note: 1. Occupational health, safety & other experts will be consulted for the respective hazards, in case Risk category is < 4
2. This Risk Assessment Form shall be filled with Additional control measures along with existing control measures whenever Risk category is < 4
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For calculating the initial risk factor and the risk after taking corrective
measures,
Please follow the following table for P (probability), S (Severity), and E
(Exposure)
PROBABILITY
Factor
Virtually impossible (>20y, once in a life time, only theoretical case) 0.2
Conceivable but improbable (once in a career (1/20y) 0.5
Improbable/borderline case, (1/10y) 1
Unusual (one can think of a (unusual) scenario (1/3y) 3
To be expected (once per week) 10
SEVERITY
Minor (FAC) 1
Major (MTC /RWC) 4
Serious (irreversible effect handicap LWC) 7
Disaster (multiple fatality immediately or afterwards) 15
Critical (single fatality immediately or afterwards) 40
EXPOSURE
Very rarely (less than one per year) 0.5
Rarely (few times per year) 1
Sometimes (12 times per month) 2
Now and then (one per week) 3
Frequently (daily) 6
Continuous (more than two times / day) 10