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Contract Name: Construction of Bird Breeding Building and VIP Majlis Contract No: P-001819000
Risk Assessment for ☒ Routine Activity ☐ Non-Routine Activity Assessment Date: 16-02-2020

Activity: Installation of Cable Tray and Trunking Rev Date: 15-08-2020

Degree of Residual Risk

Risk Person
Sub-Activity Hazard Who is at Risk Consequence (s) Control Measure (s)
Responsible
L S R L S R
Entering to 1.Without All project 1.Minor or major 3 3 9 1. All the project personnel must be holding a 2 3 6 Site Engineer
the project safety involved injury valid Visa, and emirates ID. EHS Inspector
site Induction personnel 2. All the operatives shall be wearing suitable
2.Entering the PPE, s hand glove, safety helmet, high
reflective safety jacket, and safety goggles.
site without
3. The operative must be undergone client
PPE’s /internal HSE induction training prior to
3.Unaware of starting the task at the site.
the site 4. All the operatives must stay inside the
condition project premises.
4. Entering to 5.Ensure no operatives will enter restricted
the restricted area bird/dog and other pet cages
area. 6. The site supervisor must be delivered the
5.Snake & specific TBT to all involved operatives Do, s
and don’ts, emergency preparedness, snake
venomous
bit etc.
7. Specific safety signage’s must be placed for
project personnel awareness.
8. All the visitors must be reported to the
project security gate.
9. Photography strictly prohibited inside the
project premises.
10. Treat all snakes as if they are venomous,
report immediately concern supervisor.
11. Don’t killed or injured snake or any
venomous.
12. The responsible person must be
undergone snake bit training and full time
available on site, required first aid treatment
resources must be available on site

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13. Project emergency contact numbers must
be displayed at the site.
14. Ensure nearby assembly point.
Delivering, Plant and Operatives 1.Minor or major 3 3 9 1. Delivery/ collection drivers shall be 2 3 6 Site supervisor
unloading and Traffic Staff/visitors injury subject to project induction/Training
storing of movement 2.Property with regards to traffic management.
Cable Tray damage 2. Ensure exclusion zone is set up
&Trunking  Run over by 3Musculoskeletal around the preparation of work area
using pickup vehicles/pla disorders and all plant movement and
and unloading nts 4Hand injuries, monitored by Trained banksman.
by manual  Hit by 5. Cut, bruises 3. Always use the pedestrian access
handling reversing provided
equipment 4. Traffic light batons shall be provided
 Overhead for banks man at night
obstructions 5. Ensured PPE in use all times
 Vehicle 6. No plant to reverse without banks
break down man.
 Property 7. Ensure access route are sufficient and
damage safe to use.
 Collision 8. Use Pallet Trolley for shifting of
with other Tray/Trunking.
vehicles 9. All vehicles must be fitted with
 Personal reverse alarm / Flashing light.
injury 10. The work place and all access to be
well illuminated.
11. Identify and eliminate sharp edges
before any manual lift
12.Enforce Speed limit as per site rules.
13.. Supervisor must make sure while
manual handling loads individual task and
environment to be considered to reduce
the risk of manual handling
14 Ensure not to carry more than 20 KG
per individual.
Tray / Sharp edge Head Injury due 3 4 12 1) Ensure accesses are kept clear at all 1 4 4 Site Supervisor
Trunking items Operatives to tripping times. Store Keeper
Material Poor house Staff/storekeeper Hazard 2)Housekeeping to be carried out
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storing keeping Property Damage regularly throughout the day when
required
3)Supervisor to ensure operatives are
stacking material neatly and stacks are
stable and in a safe condition
4)Provide adequate lighting especially
during night hours
5) Appropriate space is allowed around
storage areas for employees to move
around safely without the risk being
trapped between stacked materials.
6) Maintain good housekeeping.
7) Fire Extinguisher in place and do not
obstruct with materials
8) No smoking and no loose connection
in storage area
9) Make sure Tray/trunking should not
scatted with other materials and properly
stacked to avoid injury by sharp edge of
materials.

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Installation of 1. Fall from Electrician 1Eye injury Cuts. 3 3 9 1)Only trained and authorised personnel 1 3 3 Site Engineer,
Cable Tray & height Helpers Broken Limbs. to carry out the task. Supervisor,
Trunking for 2. Over loading All Personnel 2Fingers, Arms 2) Ensure the PTW in place. Foreman
wall and 3 Slip, trip/Fall involved and hand in the 3) Ensure proper working platform with
overhead 4 Protruding long term to complete fall protection
using Mobile 5 Angle Grinder disability cuts of 4) Ensure safe access to the working
Tower and for GI Tray body parts. platform.
Ladder cutting Cuts. Broken 5) Ensure Full body harness and 100%
 Hot work
Limbs, Fatality. Tie off
 Entanglement
3Injuries/ Property 6) Ensure the scaffold platform is
 Dust
damage properly erected with "Safe to use" tag.
Electrocution
4Deep 7) Ensure castor wheels are locked and
lacerations, cuts. out rigger in place
8) Work materials strictly not allowed to
be stored on work plat form except for
working tools
9) Tools must be secured while working
on height
10) Maintain 3point contact while
accessing A Type ladder.
11) Use of gloves to protect hand
12) Maintain good housekeeping to
avoid Slip, Trip and Fall
13) Ensure that People protruding
injured during installing of tray &
trunking in concrete wall.
14) Debris to be dispose designated
place.

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Use of power 1. Unsafe use Plumbers 1.Minor or major 4 4 16 1. Ensure conduct the TBT to all involved 2 4 8 Site supervisor
tools such as of hand tools. Helpers injuries personnel.
Grinder/Drill 2. Dust / flying 2.Property 2. PTW shall be obtained prior to
particles. Damage commencing the task.
3. Fall of 3. Ensure operatives use suitable PPE, s
materials Head protection, hand protection,
4.Electric shock respiratory protection, and eye
protection.
4. Ensure enough fire extinguishers shall
be available at the site.
5. Effective supervision in place to guide
the team members.
6. Ensure Proper insulation/shockproof
of power tools.
7. Ensure proper conditions of electrical
cables, switchboards and electrical
connections.
8. Ensure power tools have safety guards
in place especially for grinding machines.
9. Ensure color coding for the power
tools to be followed.
10. Grinder must have safety guard and
auxiliary handle.
11.Ensure hot work permit obtained if
using abrasive wheel for GI
Tray/Trunking cutting
12. Fire extinguisher in place with fire
watcher
13. Ensure that electrical supply must be
taken from certified DB.
14. Use face shield while using abrasive
wheel.

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External work 1.Minor or major 4 4 16 1)Ensure adequate PPE’s 2 4 8 Site supervisor
Adverse High wind, Operatives injury 2) Provision for availability of drinking
weather sand storm, involved in work 2. Property water at work location.
condition fog damaged. 3) Take rest in frequent intervals
Direct Sunlight 3.Heat stress 4) In case High wind stop the activity
4.Heat Stroke until stop the storm.
5) Sufficient shaded rest area with
adequate ventilation available at work
location
6) Heat stress awareness training
conducted.
7) Site Emergency contact number
Should have displayed and ensuring all
employees are aware of it.
8) Avoid working on direct heat.
9) All operatives must have aware First
Aid location.

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Use of Hand Improper All Operatives Hand injuries 3 3 9 1) Hand tools should be visually 1 3 3 Supervisor
tools selection of Pinch point inspected for defects, prior to use. Foreman
hand tools. Ergonomics 2) Never use damaged, blunt or broken
Damaged and tools to avoid injury.
Defective Hand 3) Select right tools for right Job
tools 4) Ensure no Homemade or makeshift
Improper use tools to be used at site
of hand tools 5) Remove from service any tool that
shows signs of damage or defect
6) Ensure Hand tools are Stored in
accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions.
7) Ensure hands are not in direct line of
fire while working

PREPARED BY (QC Engr)

REVIEWED BY (HSE Engr)-Genfocus REVIEWED BY LBS APPROVED BY (Engineering Office)
Genfocus
Name: Anandu Name: Prabir Kumar Name: Name:
Designation Designation: Designation: Designation:
:Signature: Signature: Signature: Signature:

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