S60370 NUR AIN FARHANI BINTI MOHAMAD YAZID

HIRARC Form (Hazard Identification at Port)

1. Hazard identification 2. Risk analysis 3. Risk Control
No Work Hazard Which can Existing risk Likelihood Severit Risk Recommended Control Measures
. activity cause/effect control y
(if any)
1. Moving Hit and being run over, appropriate 4 4 16 Ensuring that all operational areas and
Vehicles and accident crushed, or road signs access routes are sufficiently lit,
Equipment falling from a and markings especially at night or in reduced
moving vehicle visibility conditions.
2. Lifting and Lifting serious fatal Assigning a 4 5 20 Avoiding lifts over areas where people
unloading equipment injuries or being competent are likely to be working or passing and
failure and hit by falling or person to regularly inspecting and examining all
falling moving objects plan the lift lifting equipment and accessories
loads
3. Working Fall from Drowning and Guardrails 3 4 12 Ensuring that edge protection is in place
around height death and mobile on all open edges where there is a risk
unfenced elevating of falling from height
dock edges working
and wharves platform
being
installed.
4. Lifting, Repetitive back pain, workers 4 3 12 Using mechanical handling equipment,
carrying, and movement strains, sprains adopt safe such as vehicle-mounted hydraulic
maneuvering and and muscle lifting hoists, portable roller conveyors, and
loads, lifting excessive injuries. techniques pallet trucks
gear, and force
attachments
5. Badly Slips and minor injury proper 3 3 9 Ensuring that all access and emergency
 stowed trips and concussion housekeeping routes are kept free of obstructions and
ropes, to broken or to keep all selecting suitable footwear for the task.
cables, dislocated parts of the
lashing gear, bones. port clean
and
equipment
6. Mooring Back lash Serious injury Stand clear of 3 5 15 Advise on never put their feet in bights
activity and being or death lines being or eyes of mooring lines or step over a
caught in thrown mooring line under tension.
the ropes
or
winches
on board
7. Handling Exposure Respiratory Hazardous 4 4 16 Both doors of the container should be
hazardous to toxic, problem or placard being opened to maximize natural ventilation
cargo poisonous death installed during cleaning operations, and any
or other necessary precautions should be
corrosive taken before entry
cargoes
8. Equipment Excessive Hearing damage Worker are 4 3 12 Sound-proofed safety cabs should be
and engines noise using ears fitted, which may also serve as a ROPS
operation productio defenders
n
9. Ship tank Toxic Respiratory permission 3 4 12 appropriate training and equipment
cleaning fumes and problem or sought from should be compulsory for the employee
substances death the master or
in the deck
confined officer in
spaces charge before
entering any
confined
space.
10. Electrical Electric Physical injury, Limiting 2 4 8 Daily inspections to ensure the electric
equipment shock burn and death electrical equipment are not exposed to water and
exposed to equipment only use safe working space when
the water or handling electrical equipment.
dirt