RISK ASSESSMENT

ACTIVITY: GI AND PVC CONDUITS DATE 25/9/2022

LOCATION: SALIM JEWELLERY PROJECT SALIM JEWELLERY
RISK RESIDUAL RISK RATING
SN ACTIVITY / HAZARD HARM CONTROL MEASURES CONTROLLED BY WHOM
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Site Pre-Entry Notification to be done for the expected new entrants on site.
Security hold points/gates to ensure only authorized personnel allowed on site.
AWS badge operatives are only allowed to enter on the site.
Site Entry and Site Pre-check
Site specific Induction to be attended by the personnel through FFTS/AWS Site Induction.
Unfamiliarity with site set-up and Emergency Supervisor,
arrangements
1 Injury to people/ Property damage. 2x3 6 Site engineer, 1x3 3
Mandatory PPE to be available and worn at all times while on site by the personnel. Operator
Personnel failing to wear site-mandatory PPE
(Hardhat, Safety Vest, Safety Shoes, Coverall)
and task-specific PPE A work permit must be obtained from AWS for any kind of work.
Segregation of pedestrian and vehicle movements.
Only approved or authorized plant operator to operate plant/equipment on site.
Work in charge always present in the work location

Proper storage area shall be provided for material stacking.

Over stacking shall be avoided.

Stacking and Storing of materials.
2 Injury, Fracture and Laceration.
(Rolling and hitting, Fall of materials).
Manual Handling
3 (Improper Manual handling, Heavy / Bulky loads,
slip/trip).
Proper access/egress to the stacking area.
Supervisor.
3x3 9 Wedges should be provided. 1x3 3
Work in charge
Barricade the storage area to avoid people sitting.
Do not keep any material on the access way, keep access clear.
Do not block the emergency exits.
Proper PPE should be worn (Hand gloves, Goggles, Hard hat, safety shoes).
Safe manual handling techniques to be adopted.
Ensure sufficient space and safe access prior to lift. Avoid twisting, stooping or reaching to lift or place
the load.
Provide proper training.
Preferably used team lifting technique for heavy or uneven load. Supervisor,
Minor / serious injury, Cuts, Hand or finger entrapment under /between the loads, Back Site engineer,
3x3 9 Avoid manual handling and mechanical aid to be used to lift heavy loads or provide enough people. 1X3 3
strain and muscle train, dropped materials, equipment damage. Foreman.
Sharp edges to be covered before handling. Charge Hand.
PPE”s to be worn always
In case of use any lifting equipment a valid safety certificate required.

Only 110V tools are allowed to use at site. If required more than 110V, a work permit should be
obtain from the contractor prior to use the machine.
All operatives were trained to use power tools. (In house training).
All power tools must be PAT tested.
All power tools should be monthly color coded as per FFTS procedure.
Proper PPE’s (Hard hat, Hand gloves, face mask, Goggles, Hi Vis jacket, Face shield) to be worn
always.
Do not use improper / damage cables.
Use of power tools Ensure proper cable management (cables are hanged properly) to prevent slip and trip. Site Engineer
(Hammer drill).
4 Burn, Serious Injury, Cuts, Material / property, damage, Electrical shock. 3x4 12 Do not overload the electrical circuits / cables.
Supervisor Foreman, 1x4 4
Fire, Damaged tools, contact with electricity, Charge hand
short circuit. Proper insulation of terminals and cables, Use of standard fitting. Operative.
All electrical equipment’s / tools to be protected from water.
Daily visual inspection of equipment’s, tools, cables and fittings.
A hot work permit should be obtain from the contractor prior to start any kind of spark produced
work.
Tools handle and safety guards should be fixed in the tools.
Competent operatives should only to be appointed for the task.
Disconnect the power cable while not in use.

A work permit should be obtain from the contractor for using Ladder.
Ladder shall be used only in congested areas where podium scaffolds are not possible, Must be
follow three point contact.
Stepladders may be used for short duration work or for inspection and minimize working in ladder.
Stepladders shall be footed by an operative.

Operatives shall not stand on a rung where the top of the stepladder is above knee height.
Use of Step ladder/ladder Supervisor
5 Serious Injury, Damage to property, 3X4 12 Try to avoid to use the single ladder and use ‘A’ type ladder. 1X4 4
(Equipment /material/ people falling). Foreman.
Fiber ladder only allowed to use in the electrical rooms.
Ladders must be angled to minimize the risk of slipping outwards, as a rule of thumb the ladder must
be one out for every four up, i.e. at an angle of approximately 75*.
 Ladders must be either securely tied at both stiles near its upper end or fitted with an effective anti-
slip/ stability device or footed.
All ladders must be subject to a regular inspection to be carried out site supervisor. Damaged
equipment shall be removed from site at once and replaced.
Care must be taken to ensure that ladders are kept slip free and that there is clear access at both top
and bottom.
A fully safety harness adequately secured to load a bearing part of a structure should be used by the
operative where it is necessary to work at high level from a ladder due to space restrictions.
Manual hand tools or complete with tool box, will be issued to all tradesmen on commencement of
work.
Tool boxes shall be locked and secured when not in use.
Tools shall be of good quality and shall be replaced if faulty or broken. Supervisor
Use of hand tools.
6 General impact/ injuries, stabs, cuts abrasions 3X3 9 No homemade tools shall be used. Foreman 1X3 3
(Improper/incorrect use of hand tools.) Tools shall only be used for the purpose they are designed for. Hand gloves shall be mandatory when Charge hand
using hand tools whose use may lead to cutting, stabbing or abrasion of the user’s hands.
Proper supervision should be available.
TBT must be given to the operatives. Refer to FFTS HSE Procedure Wearing Personal Protective
Equipment.
Maintain a good level of housekeeping always.
Keep fire exits clear and clean
All scrap and rubbish materials to be removed from site after work /use proper hand gloves, plastic
bags to use dispose materials.
Housekeeping. Segregate and dispose the wastes as per CWMP. Supervisor
7 Minor / Major injuries 3X3 9 1X3 3
(Slipping / Tripping) Proper housekeeping should be done on daily basis. Foreman.
Keep walk ways clear and clean.
enough lights to be provided
Safety signs to be provided in walk ways and exits.

All conduits shall be cut to the required size by sharp toothed hacksaw blade only. Worn out hacksaw
blades shall be removed from use.
Cutting and bending the conduits, Laying, Joining Required bending of the PVC conduit shall be done by inserting the bending spring only.
with solvent. Minor / Major Injuries, Bruises, Small cut injuries to the hand, back injury, Laceration, Highlight the hazard in the TBT to all workers. Supervisor, Foreman,
8 Respiratory 3X4 12 All the workers engaged in fixing the pvc conduits shall wear hand gloves. 1X4 4
(Improper cutting and bending methods, Sharp irritations, dizziness, vomit on over exposure to volatile vapors. Keep the solvent cement paste container in the windward direction and open it. The volatile vapors Site Engineer
cut edges, Hazardous materials) will dissolve in the air without harming the person using the solvent cement paste to join the
conduits.

ASSESSED BY (NAME): Mr.Aseep Raja SIGNATURE: REV. NO: R01

APPROVED BY (NAME): Mr.Ranganathan SIGNATURE: REV. DATE: 2/11/2022

MAGNITUDE OF RISK
Medi Medi
Insignificant Low um um High
CLASS OF Low High
LIKELIHOOD (L) SEVERITY (S) RISK MATRIX
RISK (L X S)

1.  EXTREMELY UNLIKELY. 1.  INSIGNIFICANT INJURY/ INSIGNIFICANT DAMAGE. 1 2 3 4 5

HIGH = 15 – 1 1 2 3 4 5
2.  UNLIKELY. 2.  MINOR INJURY / MINOR LOSS. 25
MEDIUM
LIKELIHOOD (L)

3.  LIKELY. 3.  LOST TIME INJURY/ SIGNIFICANT LOSS. HIGH = 08 – 2 2 4 6 8 10

MEDIUM
12
4.  HIGHLY LIKELY. 4.  MAJOR INJURY / MAJOR LOSS. LOW = 04 – 3 3 6 9 12 15
06
LOW = 02-
03
5.  CERTAIN. 5.  MAJOR INJURY OR DEATH. INSIGNIFICAN 4 4 8 12 16 20
T = 01

5 5 10 15 20 25
SEVERITY (S)