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FR-01-EHS-034

Environmental Health and Safety (EHS)


Revision Code: 0

FORM : EHS Risk and Opportunity Register Effectivity : February 7, 2021

Ref. No.:

Date: Rev. No: Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved by:

Scope of Risk Assessment: Dismantling of Roof and Re-Installation of Roof


January 10, 2023 0 Project Manager Project Manager
EHS Superintendent / MEPFS Supervisor

Environmental Aspects/ OHS


Steps in Activity Risk/ Impact Existing Controls C L R Additional Control C L RR Opportunity
Hazard

ENGINEERING:
1 Maintain Physical Distancing at all times.
2.Vaccination for additional protection for virus spread
outbreak.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
1.Pre-employment requirements entry
procedure. 2. Submission of Physical and
medical exam with drug test and NBI Clearances.
Exposure to covid-19 virus 3. CDF & Antigen Test
Health Illness (Pulmonary
(Asymtomatic and Symtomatic upon prior to site Entry. 4. 2 2 4
or Respiratory Diseases)
personnel) Orientation on Health and Safety Protocol,Kick off meeting
by using Digital Platform, Pre Deployment Requirements.
5. Coordination to MDC and LGU For vaccinations and
booster protection from virus. (Administrative)

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:


1.Basic Covid-19 PPE requirements, Surgical Face Mask,
N95 Mask and Face shield, Personal hygiene alcohol/ hand
sanitizer

ENGINEERING:
1. Provision of Temporary Shed (tarpaulin,blue
sack) provide drinking station near working area.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
1. Provide resting
area/shed for all workers to avoid heat stress .
PERSONAL
PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:
Sun light Exposure, During Provide appropriate PPE'S, Hard hat,
Health illness /Heat stroke vissible vest, safety shoes , and COVID-19 Health 2 2 4
Activity. (Dehydration)
requirements.

Mobilization of Manpower

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Environmental Aspects/ OHS
Steps in Activity Risk/ Impact Existing Controls C L R Additional Control C L RR Opportunity
Hazard
Mobilization of Manpower

ELIMINATION:
1.Maintain proper house keeping on woking
areas & Temporary Facilities
ENGINEERING:
1. Provide cover/protection to
avoid sharp edges or protruding objects.
Puncture Due to Protruding
Scratch,Cut, Bruises and ADMINISTRATIVE:
Object. 1 2 2
Fracture.
1.Conduct Pre Activity Training and Orientation on Safety
(WAT) and on Scaffolding Erection.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:

1.Use appropriate hand and foot protection such as cotton


rubberized gloves and safety shoes

ELIMINATION:
1.Conduct housekeeping prior to start of work
Removal of all slipping and tripping hazard.

ADMINISTRATIVE:
1.Provide Safety signages, "DANGER, Slipping
Hazard, Watch your Step"

Slip and Trip due to


1 2 2
obstructing materials Cut, Bruises and Puncture "DANGER, Tripping Hazard, Watch your Step"

PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT:


1.Wear appropriate safety shose w/ slip resistant sole

ELIMINATION:
1.Conduct housekeeping prior to start of work

2.Removal of all slipping and tripping hazard.


SUBSTITUTION:
1.Proper material storage.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
1.Provide safety signages "DANGER,
Slipping Hazard, Watch your Step"
Tripping hazard due to
scattered construction Laceration, Cut, Avulsion 1 2 2
materials and debris and Dislocation etc.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:


1. Wear appropriate safety shoes w/ slip
resistant sole

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Environmental Aspects/ OHS
Steps in Activity Risk/ Impact Existing Controls C L R Additional Control C L RR Opportunity
Hazard

ELIMINATION:
1.Conduct housekeeping prior to start of work.
ENGINEERING:

1.Provide cover/protection for all materials, Provide PVC


Rack.
Puncture and Protruding
ADMINISTRATIVE:
Object. Laceration, Cut, Avulsion 1 2 2
1.Materials should be properly stored and not
Delivery of Materials During Manual Hauling and Dislocation etc.
obstructing access.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:
1..Wear Hard hat, Hand gloves, safety shoes,
Working Pants/jeans and long sleeves uniform to prevent
contact w/ sharp edges and protruding object

ELIMINATION:
1.No open fire, no smoking, remove sources of
heat near the materials.
ENGINEERING:
1.Approved Chemical strorage with adequate
and appropriate fire extinguisher and secondary
containment, 2.provide proper Smoking area with
signages and Warnings and Awearness.

Chemical leaks for equipments Health Damage, shortness


and materials of breath,blindness,skin 2 2 4
(Pullution,slip&trip) irritation etc,.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
1.Secure and Post MSDS to all storage area And
Secondary containment and workers shall have knowledge
about this chemicals.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT:
1.Use of appropreate PPE,Rubber Gloves,Mask Chemical
Resistant etc,

ENGINEERING:
1.Use of Mechanical lifting aid such as pallet
trucks 2.Proper lifting method, bend your knee &
check appropriate weight to carry
3. Proper supervision of the
activity ADMINISTRATIVE:

1. Pre Activity Training and Orientation on Safety discussing


the proper methodology

2. Use of buddy system - Companiion assistance


Incorrect lifting of loads
3. Provide appropriate Safety signage. 1 2 2
(Manual lifting) Back Injury,Dislocation

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:


1. Use appropriate hand and foot protection such as
cotton rubberized gloves, safety shoes
Hauling of Materials

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Environmental Aspects/ OHS
Steps in Activity Risk/ Impact Existing Controls C L R Additional Control C L RR Opportunity
Hazard
Hauling of Materials
ENGINEERING :
1. Provide adequate illumination during night
activities
2. Buddy-buddy System
ADMINISTRATIVE:
1. Pre Activity Training and Orientation on Safety
discussing the proper methodology
2.Proper material handling and storage
3.Provide Safety Signage

Struck by / Caught in between


Laceration, Scratch,
G.i Tubular/ Cable Trays 1 2 2
Avulsion and Dislocation
(During manual handling)

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:


1.Wear Hard hat, Hand gloves, safety shoes,
working pants/jeans and long sleeves uniform,high visibility
vest to prevent stuck by materials.

A. Proper supervision of Engineer, Safety Officer and


Foreman (ADMINISTRATIVE)
Proper Orientation of Workers (ADMINISTRATIVE)
Scaffolder with TESDA Training NCII
Lack of Knowledge Physical Injury (ADMINISTRATIVE) Proper use of 2 2 4
Hard Hat, Safety Shoes, R.vest, Working Rubber Gloves
and Full Body Harness. (PPE)

ELIMINATION:
1.Conduct proper orientation and safety briefing
before start of activity.
ENGINEERING:
1.Wear
independent life line (full body harness with double lanyard)
Erection of Scaffolding
ADMINISTRATIVE:

1. Authorized personel only with full knowledge to do the


Muscoskeletal activity at heights.
Fall at Heights 2 2 4
Fracture,Death PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:

1.Use full Body harness, Spectacles, safety shoes,


vest,Hard hat.

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Environmental Aspects/ OHS
Steps in Activity Risk/ Impact Existing Controls C L R Additional Control C L RR Opportunity
Hazard

ELIMINATION:
1.Conduct proper orientation and safety briefing
before start of activity.
ENGINEERING:
1.Wear
independent life line (full body harness with double lanyard)

ADMINISTRATIVE:

1. Authorized personel only with full knowledge to do the


Muscoskeletal activity at heights.
Fall at Heights 2 2 4
Fracture,Death PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:

1.Use full Body harness, Spectacles, safety shoes,


vest,Hard hat.

Dismantling of Roof and G.i ELIMINATION:


Tubular 1.Conduct housekeeping prior to start of work
Removal of all slipping and tripping hazard.

ADMINISTRATIVE:
1.Provide Safety signages, "DANGER, Slipping
Hazard, Watch your Step"

Poor Housekeeping 2 2 4
Cut, Bruises and Puncture "DANGER, Tripping Hazard, Watch your Step"

PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT:


1.Wear appropriate safety shose w/ slip resistant sole

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Environmental Aspects/ OHS
Steps in Activity Risk/ Impact Existing Controls C L R Additional Control C L RR Opportunity
Hazard

ELIMINATION:
1.Conduct proper orientation and safety briefing
before start of activity.
ENGINEERING:
1.Wear
independent life line (full body harness with double lanyard)

ADMINISTRATIVE:

1. Authorized personel only with full knowledge to do the


Fall at Heights if working on
Fracture,Dislocation etc. activity at heights. 1 2 2
slab ledge PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:

1.Use full Body harness, Spectacles, safety shoes,


vest,Hard hat.

(Administrative)

1.Stricly follow the power concervation program


2. Assigned personnel to monitor and implement the power
conservation program

(Administrative)
1.Always TURN OFF and UNPLUG all the devices after
use.
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
Air pollution 2 2 4

ELIMINATION:
1.Conduct proper orientation and safety briefing
before start of activity.
ENGINEERING:
1.Wear
independent life line (full body harness with double lanyard)
Falling Object (Debris,Power &
Fracture,Head 2.Provide power and hand tools separate lanyard.
Hand Tools , Metal Pipes/
damage,Dislocation ADMINISTRATIVE: 2 2 4
Cable Tray Materials)
1. Authorized personel only with full knowledge to do the
activity at heights.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:

1.Use full Body harness, Spectacles, safety shoes,


vest,Hard hat.

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Environmental Aspects/ OHS
Steps in Activity Risk/ Impact Existing Controls C L R Additional Control C L RR Opportunity
Hazard

ELIMINATION:
1.Proper housekeeping before starting activity to
avoid slip/trip or incident
ENGINEERING:
1. Use additional
lanyard for pipe and cable trays PERSONAL
PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:
Getting Caught in Between, 1. Wearing of prescribed PPE such as Safety Goggles,
Laceration, Punctures, Eye Cotton gloves with Neoprene pad.
during installation of G.i 1 2 2
& Hand Injury
Tubular and Cable Trays

(Engineering)
1. Ensure that all electrical wires are elevated and do not
run the wires on the hallway or workers access
2. Use double insulated extension wires and provide proper
electrical tapping point

(Administrative)
Electrocution - Exposure to live Electrical Shock, Burn, 1. Provide Appropriate Sigange 2 2 4
electrical wires Fatality

(Engineering)
1. Use right tools for the right job (Drill, hammer, Chipping
tool, wrench etc.)
G.i Tubular installation works
(Administrative)
1. Inspect all tools prior to use and remove if defective.
Monitor power tools QR Coding
2. Conduct power and hand tools safety orientation to all
involved workers
Struck by foreign and/or
Eye Injury, Blindness (Personal Protective Equipment) 2 2 4
moving object in the eyes
1. Wear appropriate PPE - Safety goggles, spectacles,
industrial face shield, face mask etc.

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Environmental Aspects/ OHS
Steps in Activity Risk/ Impact Existing Controls C L R Additional Control C L RR Opportunity
Hazard

ELIMINATION:
1.Conduct proper orientation and safety briefing
before start of activity.
ENGINEERING:
1.Wear
independent life line (full body harness with double lanyard)

ADMINISTRATIVE:

1. Authorized personel only with full knowledge to do the


Muscoskeletal activity at heights.
Fall at Heights 1 2 2
Fracture,Death PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:

1.Use full Body harness, Spectacles, safety shoes,


vest,Hard hat.

ELIMINATION:
1.Daily Housekeeping of fabrication area or
working area ENGINEERING:
1.All workers must oriented with proper fabrication of
Hanger Supports and Provide Fire extinguisher & HOT
WORKS Permits.
ADMINISTATIVE:
1.Only Certified Welder can
authorized handle of Welding Machine, Provide Signages.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:


1.Wearing of Welding Apron,Welding
Health illness, Skin Burn,
Hotworks Gloves,Welding Mask and Safety shoes,Visible vest,Hard 1 2 2
Property Damage
hat, goggles.

ENGINEERING:
1. Provision of Temporary Shed (tarpaulin,blue
sack) provide drinking station near working area.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
1. Provide resting
area/shed for all workers to avoid heat stress .
PERSONAL
PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:
Sun light Exposure, During Provide appropriate PPE'S, Hard hat,
Health illness /Heat stroke vissible vest, safety shoes , and COVID-19 Health 2 2 4
Activity. (Dehydration)
requirements.

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Environmental Aspects/ OHS
Steps in Activity Risk/ Impact Existing Controls C L R Additional Control C L RR Opportunity
Hazard

ELIMINATION:
1.Conduct proper orientation and safety briefing
before start of activity.
ENGINEERING:
1.Wear
independent life line (full body harness with double lanyard)

ADMINISTRATIVE:

1. Authorized personel only with full knowledge to do the


activity at heights.
Fall at Heights if working on PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:
Fracture,Dislocation etc. 1 2 2
slab ledge
1.Use full Body harness, Spectacles, safety shoes,
vest,Hard hat.

ELIMINATION:
1.Proper housekeeping before starting activity to
avoid slip/trip or incident
ENGINEERING:
1. Use metal pipe
bender for bending requirement. PERSONAL
PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:
Installation of Roof 1. Wearing of prescribed PPE such as Safety Goggles,
Getting Caught in Between, Laceration, Punctures, Eye Cotton gloves with Neoprene pad.
1 2 2
during cable pulling & Hand Injury

ELIMINATION:
1.Conduct proper orientation and safety briefing
before start of activity.
ENGINEERING:
1.Wear
independent life line (full body harness with double lanyard)

ADMINISTRATIVE:

1. Authorized personel only with full knowledge to do the


Fall at Heights Fracture,Dislocation etc. activity at heights. 1 2 2
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:

1.Use full Body harness, Spectacles, safety shoes,


vest,Hard hat.

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Environmental Aspects/ OHS
Steps in Activity Risk/ Impact Existing Controls C L R Additional Control C L RR Opportunity
Hazard

ELIMINATION:
1.Conduct proper orientation and safety briefing
before start of activity.
ENGINEERING:
1.Wear
independent life line (full body harness with double lanyard)

Falling Object (Debris,other Fracture,Head 2.Provide power and hand tools separate lanyard.
2 2 4
foreign Materials) damage,Dislocation ADMINISTRATIVE:

1. Authorized personel only with full knowledge to do the


activity at heights.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:

1.Use full Body harness, Spectacles, safety shoes,


vest,Hard hat.
ELIMINATION:
1.No open fire, no smoking, remove sources of
heat near the materials.
ENGINEERING:
1.Approved Chemical strorage with adequate
and appropriate fire extinguisher and secondary
containment, 2.provide proper Smoking area with
signages and Warnings and Awearness.

Health Damage, shortness


Painting of G.i Tubular Inhalation of Chemical of breath,blindness,skin 2 2 4
irritation etc,. ADMINISTRATIVE:
1.Secure and Post MSDS to all storage area And
Secondary containment and workers shall have knowledge
about this chemicals.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT:
1.Use of appropreate PPE,Rubber Gloves,Mask Chemical
Resistant etc,

A. Remove sharp and protruding objects (Elimination)


B. Provide safety caps or cover on all protuding and sharp
objects that can't be removed (Engineering)
C. Ensure proper illumination in the disposal area
(Engineering)
D. Use rubber coated gloves or any slip resistant gloves,
hardhat, Safety Shoes ect. (Personal Protective
Equipment)
Physical Injury (Laceration,
Caught by sharp objects Crush, Avulsion and 2 2 4
Dislocation)

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Environmental Aspects/ OHS
Steps in Activity Risk/ Impact Existing Controls C L R Additional Control C L RR Opportunity
Hazard

A. Remove the scattered materials that may cause slip and


trip(Elimination)
B. Ensure proper illumination at the work area
(Engineering)
C. If the tripping hazard cannot be eliminated, provision of
cover and safety signages in the area (Administrative)

Tripping hazard due to excess


Physical Injury (Cut,
materials scattered in the 1 2 2
Bruises and Puncture)
working area

A.Stricly follow the water concervation


program(Administrative)
B. Assigned personnel to monitor and implement the water
conservation program (Administrative)
C.Ensure TURN OFF the faucet after use. (Administrative)
Water consumtion resource depletion D. Regular inspection of water supply to ensure no possible 1 2 2
leakage. (Administrative)

A.Provision of separated waste bin and approved


TEMPORARY STORAGE for Infectious
waste(Engineering)
B.All infectious wastes shall be transferred to the Central
Hauling Point (CHP) or through DENR-accredited
transporter or treater for proper disposition
HOUSEKEEPING (Administrative)
C.Implement controls based on Safety Data Sheet
(Accidental release measures, handling & storage, Disposal
consideration (Administrative)
Hazardous material D.Observe and practive proper disposal of infectious waste.
Infectious waste generation dispersal (Administrative) 1 2 2
Human health impact

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Environmental Aspects/ OHS
Steps in Activity Risk/ Impact Existing Controls C L R Additional Control C L RR Opportunity
Hazard

A. Conduct tool box meeting (Administrative)


B. Frequent Hand Washing / Disinfection with Alcohol
(Administrative)
C. Observe Social Distancing (Administrative)
D. Use Facemask and Face Shield (PPE)

Exposure to virus/
contamination
Covid-19 Illness 2 2 4

ELIMINATION:
1.Removal of all slipping and tripping hazard.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
1. Provide Safety signages "DANGER,
Slipping Hazard, Watch your Step"

Trip and Slip "DANGER, Slipping Hazard, Watch your Step"


During Laceration, Cut, Avulsion 2 2 4
HouseKeeping Activity and Dislocation etc.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:


1..Wear appropriate safety shoes w/ slip resistant sole

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FR-01-EHS-035
Environmental Health and Safety (EHS)
Revision Code: 0

FORM : EHS Residual Risk Action Plan Effectivity : February 7, 2020

Ref. No.:

Date: Rev No. Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved by:


Scope of Assessment:

Required Action to Implement


No. Risk Detail RR Responsible Person / Position Resource Requirements Time
Additional Control
FORM : EHS Opportunities Action Plan

Scope of Assessment:

No. Opportunity Detail


Environmental Health and

Required Action to Implement


Proposed Benefit
Opportunity
Environmental Health and Safety (EHS)

Date: Rev No.

Responsible Person / Position Resource Requirements


FR-01-EHS-036

Revision Code: 0

Effectivity : February 7, 2020

Ref. No.:

Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved by:


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Time
S-036

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