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Risk Assessment For Electrical Testing & Commissioning
Risk Assessment For Electrical Testing & Commissioning
Assessment Team:
Client: Contractor Representatives: Page 1 of 6
General Guidelines:
1. Task Risk Assessment (also called Job Safety Analysis) is a qualitative hazard identification technique used for identifying, assessing and controlling major hazard(s) associated with a
specific task or operation where Permit to Work (PTW) precautions are deemed insufficient to execute the job safely.
2. No such work should be allowed to proceed until Risk Assessment has been completed and approved by a competent authority (normally Site Manager/Superintendent).
3. Risk Assessment should be carried out by a competent person and conducted in a team environment, involving all relevant parties.
4. Only trained and experienced staff should be deployed to execute high-risk jobs.
5. Conduct TRA well in advance as part of the work planning process.
6. Address all direct and indirect hazards associated with the task.
7. This TRA shall be conducted in conjunction with the above referenced PTW. A copy of the approved Risk Assessment must be attached to the permit throughout the work duration.
8. Use 5x5 Risk Assessment Matrix (provided separately) to assess the potential risks.
9. When determining safeguards, consider the ‘Hierarchy of Hazard Controls’ provided on this page.
10. Communicate TRA to all relevant personnel through meetings/toolbox talks before starting work.
Record Risk Assessment and revise if necessary.
Only competent
personals should
TBT/DSTI to be conducted by the foreman/ safety be assigned the
1. officer before work commencement tasks, follow
Prepare work area Unauthorized, Cuts Task-specific safety training to be provided complete, Safety
C 3 H
untrained workers Abrasions Authorized personnel to undertake the job personnel
A daily safety inspection should be carried and surveillance, giving
eliminate the hazard. first aid, & proper
toolbox talk.
training
2. Manual Handling · Incorrect lifting · Back Injuries · Any lifting tasks shall be carried out by persons Only competent
of loads · Cut to finger physically capable to do so personals should
· Sharp edges. · Strain · No employee should be asked to carry loads be assigned the
· Placing the above his capacity and in any case, no-load shall tasks, follow
Musculoskeletal
object while Injuries exceed 30kg per man. complete, Safety
fingers · Mass of the load is more than to be equally shared personnel
underneath. · Deploy enough number of personnel for lifting surveillance, giving
· Slip/trip/fall first aid, & proper
task depending upon the type of load to be lifted.
(same level) toolbox talk.
C 3 H · Use the easy mode of transport like trolley etc.
· Unsafe posture training
· Load not to be lifted above your shoulder height
· Keep your fingers away from pinch point while
placing the load
· Area to be illuminated with adequate lighting.
· Proper personal protective equipment’s to be used
while manual handling of materials and loads.
3. Working with · Slip, trip and fall · Fatigue · Defective tools should not be issued or used to Only competent
Hand tools · Damaged warn · Trigger finger perform the task, to be checked by the storekeeper personals should
(screwdriver, · Don’t extend the spanner by using a pipe as an be assigned the
out hand tools Cuts and abrasions
spanner) tasks, follow
· Flying objects extension bar
· Hand tools shall be free from oil, grease etc. complete, Safety
· Mushroom
· Chisel’s head shall have a safety cap to avoid personnel
Heads
surveillance, giving
· Using incorrect C 3 H finger injury.
first aid, & proper
type · Never use a file as a lever
toolbox talk.
· Never use a screwdriver as a chisel training
· Use eye/ face protection when there is flying
materials hazard, wear gloves while required to
protect the hands
Use the right tools for the job
Likelihood
The Risk Matrix
Consequences People Assets Environment Reputation A B C D E
5-Catastrophic Multiple Fatalities Extensive damage Extensive Effect International impact VERY HIGH
4-Severe Single fatality or Permanent total disability Severe damage Severe Effect National impact
3-Critical Major injury or health effects (long term or Major damage Major Effect Major impact
permanent partial disability) MEDIUM HIG
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2-Marginal Minor injury or health effects leading to Minor effect Minor Effect Minor impact
LTI/RWC/MTC
1-Negligible Single injury or health effects, requiring first Slight effect Slight Effect Slight impact LO
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