Risk Assessment

Steel Erection
Location / Project: Levana village E – Packages # 84 & 85 Date: TRA No. ATC-RAS-0012

TRA Team: HSE & Construction Team Description of Work Activity: Steel Erection
 Potential Risk
S Activity
Hazard
Severity Likelihood
Value
Recommended Control Evaluation Risk After Control

Risk
• Everyone must take TBT about job &job Severity Likelihood
Value
Prepare job & person must doing by only combatant person.
Lake of knowledge of job 4 3 12
• All workers should be take site induction 4 1 4
& task briefing before entering job site.
• Only competent/licensed driver
to deliver material to site.
• Driver to be made aware of and
comply with traffic management
Delivery of Material Struck by moving vehicle 4 4 16 requirements and deliver to 4 1 4
designated area only Pedestrians
EXCAVATION

to be made aware of and comply

with traffic management plan and
walk in designated areas only.
• Designate the access road for vehicles used
in excavation work activities and Away of
pedestrian walk ways.
• Loads must be secured so they do not
cause vehicle instability, and do not exceed
manufacturer's specification for the
Collision with plant vehicle.
equipment, • All vehicles to be fitted with reversing
Vehicle Access 4 5 20 4 1 4
Obstruction for other plant alarms and flashing beacons
activities. • All equipment to be formally inspected
prior to working to the site & fixed with a
certificate.
• A banks man / flagman to control the
vehicle movement (Especially when
concrete mixer truck is reversing to the
pump truck).
 • Inspect all equipment before entering to
site.
• All equipment should be certified by 3rd
party inspection.
Heavy equipment Collapse material, fall
4 5 20 • Licences operator & drivers. 4 1 4
(Crane) objects & Damaged Vehicle
• PTW to be at the work location including
TBT, & RA.
• Proper PPE to be used (safety shoes, safety
glasses, safety helmet, gloves and vest).
• Wear appropriate PPE,
including hard hat, safety
glasses, safety boots, gloves,
Assembly of columns Cuts, lacerations, abrasions
and rafters Slips, trips, falls
4 4 16 long sleeve high, visibility 4 1 4
shirts and trousers.
• Work area to be kept clear of trip
hazards at all times.

• Struck by moving
Erection of steel object
3 3
columns • Fall from EWP
• Collapse of columns
•Ensure operator/flagman suitably
qualified Barricade area to isolate.
•Crane to be directed by certified rigger at
all times using appropriate communication
channels such as radios, whistles or hand
signals.
•Ensure no overhead services or other
obstructions will interfere with crane work
when working at heights ensure fall arrest
harnesses are worn at all times.
•Refer to ‘Crane – General Use’ SWMS.
•Ensure pre-start checks carried out in
9 3 1 3
accordance with manufacturer's
instructions and noted in log book
•Ensure operator is suitably qualified
Barricade area to isolate.
•Ensure travel path is clear of debris.
•Refer to 'Work Platforms' and 'Working at
Heights' Instructions.
•Safety harnesses have tow lanyards and
clamps are mandatory.
•Ensure props are supporting column
before chains are removed as per engineer
instructions.

Loss of control Load
spinning with control loss
Erection of steel Loss of load Uncontrolled 4 5
rafters, purlins and Load Crushing
girts Crane Failure Damage to
property Uncontrolled
operation
• Ensure only trained and
competent persons operate the
crane.
• Ensure the pendant controls are
fully functional.
• Controls rest spacebar is secure
• All personnel are out of the load
zone whilst lifting Ensure
controls are secured in park point
& power take-off (PTO) is in
neutral when not in use.
• Do not leave load suspended
when controls are out of
operator’s hands. 4 1 4
• Keep load as low as possible to
20 clear obstacles.
• Do not allow load to spin, if it
does lower load to ground.
• Do not lift over other persons.
• Do not exceed Safety working
Load (SWL) of crane at any
time.
• Always lift vertical from base
position.
• Place hook at center of gravity
point of load to be lifted.
• Safety harnesses have tow
lanyards and clamps are
mandatory.
• Shock absorbable are also
mandatory.
Using fall arrest devices (if needed).
 • Barricade area will be isolated.
• No person permitted to stand
under suspended load.
• Ensure pre-start checks carried
out in accordance with
manufacturer's instructions and
noted in log book. 4 1 4
Struck by falling objects 4 5 20 • Ensure operator is suitably
Falls from height qualified Barricade area to isolate.
• Ensure travel path is clear of
debris.
• Refer to 'Work Platforms' and
'Working at Heights' instructions.
• TBT of users.
• Safety harness while working
from an elevating work platform.
• Only workers trained in correct
manual handling techniques to
complete task.
• Team lifts as necessary and 4 1 4
Manual Handling mechanical aids used where
Body Injures 4 5 20
Installation of cross possible.
Falls from height
bracing
Body Injures & • Barricade area will be isolated.
Major injuries • When working at heights ensure
fall arrest harnesses are worn
always.
• Refer to 'Work Platforms' and
'Working at Heights' instructions

Welding machine &
Electric Cables, Injures,
Welding activity Fire & Electric
shock
Grinding Machine, Improper
Cutting use of disk guard &
Sparkles.
• Earthling installing for machine.
• Welding mach. To be checked
before working and to check
cables before working too.
• Using of PPE special for
welding.
4 5 20
• Remove any combustible 4 1 4
materials
• Eliminate any leaks or spill.
• Fire Extinguishers must be
submit
• Fire blanket (if needed).
• Good supervision.
• Pre-job safety meeting.
• Work permit submittal.
• Pre-job safety meeting.
• Check machine cables condition.
• Check disk condition &
Revolutions per minute (RPM)
(relating to machine maximum
RPM).
4 5 20 4 1 4
• Installing disk guard.
• Fire Extinguishers must be
submit.
• Good supervision.
• Remove any combustible
materials.
Special PPE for grinding.
 • Only competent and trained
persons are able to perform
activities on height.
• All workers must attend specific
training for working at height.
• All workers must wear safety
harnesses and be 100% tie off while
Working at height Falling (from height objects) 4 5 20 4 1 4
working at height.
• The area around the activities must be
barricaded.
Safe working at height
procedures must be applied to
prevent any material to fall down
on workers.

• Barricade area will be isolated.

• When working at heights ensure
fall arrest harnesses are worn
Environmental Aspect Oil/Gas Leakage from the
equipment
3 3 9 always. 3 1 3
• Refer to 'Work Platforms' and
'Working at Heights'
instructions.
 • Trained First aider must be
appointed.
• A First Aid Kit & stretcher must be
available to use it in case of injury.
• Every equipment must be equipped
with First aid kit and operators are
trained to use it
• Emergency number must be posted.
Emergency Cases Risk of injury due to • Equipment operator must attend a
3 3 9 3 1 3
Equipment Accident / Fire Fire fighting training session.
• Incident/accident/near misses must
be reported immediately
• Every equipment/vehicle must be
equipped with one fire extinguisher
(inspected/colour coded
• 8- The injured person must not
be moved or given any liquids unless
by a first aid trained personal.

Prepared by Checked by

Name: Hassan Shalaby Name: Eng. Amr Anwar

Position: HSE Manager Position: Project Manager

Signature: Signature:
Note:
For normal circumstances the risk management shall be reviewed on annual basis, and depending on the magnitude of risks and the potential severity of
hazards, these should be immediately reviewed by competent staff. As a typical issue for these reviews one should verify if the base assumptions have
changed since the original design was implemented or since the risks were reviewed previously i.e.:
• If the Plant/equipment performance lived up to the expectations of the original design in terms of accidents, incidents and equipment uptime.
• If there are changes in the work environment or the work practices concerning the hazard which the risk assessment addressed.
• There is evidence that the risk assessment is no longer valid.
• If someone is harmed from exposure to the hazard that the assessment dealt with.
• Are the Legislation and/or public perceptions changed regarding what is now considered acceptable/unacceptable?