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control
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Welding Fume
Dust
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5 Pipe support installation
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Radiation
Welding Fume
Dust
Noise
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Radiation
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Stored Energy
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Only list activity/task that to be performed by contractor and hazard originated from contractor' activities. Hazards that
listed. For example: Hazards caused by light vehicle not driven by contractor employee.
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Risk must be rated through a good-faith effort by personnel with knowledge of the relevant tasks, processes, and exposures. Risk with the potential for severe Revision - January 10, 2017
injury must be carefully monitored to ensure that controls for risk mitigation are used effectively and consistently. All risks with the potential for catastrophic
consequences require additional administrative oversight to ensure that the extremely low likelihood does not result in complacency regarding controls.
Multiple fatalities which may result Major and/or chronic Major onsite Loss of social license and/or community
from a physical event (slope failure, non-compliance issue or degradation or support or tangible expressions of
Catastrophic
4 8 12 16 personnel transport accident), Administrative irreparable offsite mistrust across the entire community, Shut down >$100M
(4)
chemical release event, or clusters of Order/class action environmental setting the agenda for decision makers
cancer or terminal disease lawsuits with merit damage and key stakeholders
**For risks identified under the biodiversity category on the SD Risk Assessment Form, please use the Biodiversity Consequence Descriptions form in addition to Monitoring required; proactive measures needed to prevent transition to Actionable. No Action
Medium
consequence categories on this matrix. or Monitoring Plan Summary Forms required.
Refer to the Supplemental Guidance tab for additional information on how to apply the concequence and frequency scores. Low Monitor for trends and patterns which may indicate increasing risk.
Hazard Risk
Behavior Struck by 1
Chemical Exposure Pinched 2
Electrical Energy Stucked 3
Gravitational Energy Contact with hot/cold 4
Hydraulic Energy Contact with hazardous substances
Kinetic Energy Contact with electricity
Mechanical Energy Explosive
Natural Exposed to extreme temperature
Potential Energy Fall from height
Radiation Fall from same level
Stored Energy Slip
Thermal Enter foreign objects (dust, debris, etc)
Workplace Excessive Work (stress, cramps, etc)
Dust Hit by
Welding Fume Punctured
Lead Scratched
Diesel Particulate Matter Inhalation
Gasses Ingestion
Noise Absorbtion
Vibration Radiation
Indoor Air Quality Conduction
Mold Bite/sting
Ergonomic Body Reaction
No hazard identified No risks
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