MURANGA UNIVERSITY RISK ASSESSMENT

Risk Assessment Template

1. Background Information
School/Workplace: CONSTRUCTION SITES Date: 15/03/2022
Title of CONSTRUCTION SITES RISK ASSESSMENT FINDINGS Name of NZIOKA MUKULA
Assessment: CONSTRUCTORS AND ENGINEERS person
Victims conducting SC150/0064/2020
assessment:

2. Risk Assessment
HAZARD VICTIMS
Identify and list Hazards Risk Rating RECOMMENDATIONS
CATEGORY
1 USE OF LADDERS PHYSICAL Use of standard advanced ladders for Constructors
MEDIUM construction
2 USE OF ABUSIVE PSYCOLOGICA HIGH Use of polite language Constructors
LANGUAGE L

3 ABSENCE OF PPES PHYSICAL EXTREM Presence of PPES Constructors

example BOOTS BIOLOGICAL E
4 PRESENCE OF DUST BIOLOGICAL HIGH Sprinkling of water Constructors
Engineers
5 CARRYING CEMENT ERGONOMIC EXTREM Use of machines to carry cement bags Constructors
BAGS E
6 FALLING OBJECTS PHYSICAL EXTREM Use of individual PPES Constructors
E Engineers

Risk Assessment Template

1. Background Information
School/Workplace: CLINIC/ DISCIPENARY Date: 15/03/2022
Title of CLINIC/DISCIPENARY RISK ASSESSMENT FINDINGS Name of NZIOKA MUKULA
Assessment: PATIENTS, CLINICAL OFFICERS AND DOCTORS person
Victims conducting SC150/0064/2020
assessment:

2. Risk Assessment
HAZARD VICTIMS
Risk RECOMMENDATIO
Identify and list Hazards CATEGOR
Rating NS
Y
1 POOR DISPOSAL OF PHYSICAL Correct disposal STAFF
SYRINGES AND MEDIU of wastes STUDENTS
NEEDLE
M
2 OFFENSIVE PSYCOLO HIGH Use of Polite STUDENTS
LANGUAGE GICAL language
3 INSUFFICIENT PPES PHYSICAL EXTRE Presence of PPES STAFF
BIOLOGIC ME
AL
4 ABSENCE OF RAMPS PHYSICAL MEDIU Construction of DISABLED STUDENTS
M ramps
5 SLIPPERY FLOORS PHYSICAL EXTRE Use of floors with STUDENTS
ME grip STAFF
6

Why is risk assessment important?

Risk assessments are very important as they form an integral part of an occupational health and
safety management plan. They help to:
 Create awareness of hazards and risk.
 Identify who may be at risk (e.g., employees, cleaners, visitors, contractors, the public,
etc.).
 Determine whether a control program is required for a particular hazard.
 Determine if existing control measures are adequate or if more should be done.
 Prevent injuries or illnesses, especially when done at the design or planning stage.
 Prioritize hazards and control measures.
 Meet legal requirements where applicable.