Workshop on the Use of Risk Assessment Tool
Risk Assessment
Task Hazard Risk Priority
(L/M/H)
1. Using a. Electrical Shock a. The power drill is M a. Electrical Shock:
a Power b. Falling Objects an electrical tool,
Drill to c. Strain or Sprain and there is a risk of
Assemble d. Eye Injury electric shock if not
Furniture handled properly.
b. When using the
power drill, there is
a possibility of
objects falling from
heights, such as
screws or furniture
parts, which can
cause injuries.
c. The repetitive
motion of drilling
can lead to strain or
sprain in the wrist,
arm, or shoulder if
not done with
proper technique.
d. Flying debris or
wood chips can
cause eye injuries if
proper eye
protection is not
worn.
Control
- Ensure the power
drill is unplugged
when not in use.
- Inspect the power
cord for any
damages before use.
- Avoid using the
power drill in wet or
damp areas.
b. Falling Objects:
- Clear the work area
of any clutter or
objects that can fall.
- Securely fasten
objects and use
clamps or supports
when necessary.
- Wear proper
personal protective
equipment (PPE),
including a hard hat.
c. Strain or Sprain:
- Use the power drill
with a balanced grip
and maintain a
neutral wrist
position.
- Take regular breaks
to rest and stretch the
muscles.
- Use ergonomic
tools or accessories,
such as a drill with a
side handle, to
reduce strain on the
body.
d. Eye Injury:
- Wear safety
goggles that provide
appropriate eye
protection.
- Inspect the goggles
for any damages or
scratches before use.
- Keep bystanders at
a safe distance and
ensure they also
wear eye protection
if necessary.