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RISK ASSESSMENT AND ANALYSIS

Risk Assessment (Baseline and full RA)

WORKPLACE/TASK/ACTIVITY/PROCESS NAME: MSF BUILDING - UNIT NO. DEPARTMENT/AREA: HFO TANK AREA - STAGE -1/ Desal 5

RA Number: REV. 0 DATE:

RA TEAM(Names) 1. APPROVED BY Manager / Supervisor:


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3. NEXT REVIEW DATE:

HAZARD IDENTIFICATION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT RISK REDUCTION ACTION PLAN

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1. USING PROPER METHOD TO AVOID ANY INJURY,


2. TBT TALK, TRANING ,, GOOD COMMUNICATION,
USING PROPER TOOLS
3- Awareness of maximum permitted cable pulling
tensions and minimum bending radii.
1. NECK SYNDROME 4-Sufficient numbers of well supervised operatives
2.PHYSICAL INJURY 1. PPE - ,TRANING ,, GOOD to share the manual handling and include training
Cable Pulling(Manual
2 Rotator Cuff Tendonitis 3-Injury from Contact with COMMUNICATION,RESPIRATORY PROTECTION; 3 3 9 in suitable techniques when the method statement 3 1 3 JOB SUPERVISOR YES
Handling) Winches, Pulleys and Cable GLOVES is explained. 5-
Suitably maintained drum roller frames, jacks,
rollers and operatives controlled to ensure hands
are clear when cable is moving.
6 • One person designated to control the pull to
ensure all cable pullers are working as a team and
share the load.

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