Risk Assessment Erection and Installation of Hoarding Fence

RISK ASSESSMENT ERECTION AND INSTALLATION OF HOARDING FENCE
Project Name: Contractor: Consultant: GULF CONSULTING Sub-Contractor:

VILLA MARINA BEACH HOUSE-V09/V10 (B+G+1+PH) PRIME CONTRACTING AND TRADING. GROUP INFRA STRACTURE TRADING
Last Reviewed Date: 06-June-2023 Next Review Date: 06-June-2024Ref. No.: PTC-HSE-PDR-014 REV 00
Risk Rating Residual Risk

Condition for Hazard
No Process Hazard Consequences Control Measures Comme
Occurrence SE PR RR SE PR RR
.
1.1 Transportation of Workmen struck by  Human error or Staff struck by  Ensure drivers drive  Safety Offi
piling rigs, other or caught in/between violation of site heavy vehicles or with care, use the 4 1 L to inspec
equipment and heavy vehicles traffic regulations caught 4 4 H correct routes, drive documen
materials including  Poor mechanical in/between heavy within the speed limit n.
steel reinforcement condition of vehicles vehicles and/or and follow all site rules  Constructi
to site operating on site structures could  Ensure drivers possess Manager
 Poor site layout be seriously, even valid Qatari driving competen
license for the type of engineer
 Poor visibility due to fatally injured
vehicle they are provide
fog, dust, etc.
operating and that banksma
vehicles carry  EHS Man
insurance and third- to advise
party certification, as vehicle ro
applicable
 Safety Offi
 Appoint third-party to ensure
certified banksman to implemen
guide vehicle at all n of traffi
times arrangem
 Make sure vehicles and
pedestrians are kept
safely apart
 Set up properly
designed and
signposted one-way
system for vehicle
routes
 Where necessary,
provide suitable
pedestrian crossing
places on vehicle
routes
 Ensure level of lighting
in each area is
sufficient for
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pedestrian and vehicle
traffic
 Make sure vehicle
traffic routes are wide
enough, have firm and
even surfaces, are they
free from obstructions
and other hazards and
have no sharp or blind
bends
 Install signs where
necessary
 Implement one-way
systems, wherever
possible, to reduce the
need for reversing
 Where reversing areas
are needed, ensure
that they are suitably
marked or signposted
to be clear to both
drivers and pedestrians
 Exclude non-essential
people from areas
where vehicles reverse
2.1 Lifting - piling rigs, Struck by  Loss of bundle  Injury to  Ensure crane and lifting Foreman to
casing, other falling/swinging loads integrity personnel. 3 4 H gear carry valid third- 3 1 L supervise
equipment and or lifting equipment  Unsafe lifting  Damage of party certification activities at
materials including equipment i.e. crane equipment  Ensure crane operator all times.
steel reinforcement of insufficient lifting is third-party-certified
to lay-down area or capacity, lift truck for the type of crane Safety Offic
work face with inadequate fork being used will continu
span or length,  Ensure that third-party- to monitor
defective slings, etc. certified rigger is activities to
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. ensure that
 Unsafe lifting available
methods  Ensure that lifting plan safety
 Crane collapse is available precautions
are taken
when
 If mobile crane is to be
used: carrying ou
o Ensure operator has work
valid Qatari driving activities.
license
o Make sure crane is
insured and no
older than 15 years
o Ensure crane is
standing on firm,
level ground
o Provide wooden,
steel or synthetic
floats (pads) of
sufficient size,
strength and rigidity
to transfer
outrigger load to
the full area of the
float
o Ensure outriggers
are fully extended
and supported by
floats
o Properly barricade
and signpost crane
swing area
 Inspect lifting
equipment and
accessories prior to the
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commencement of any
lifting operations
 Ensure clearances from
live overhead power
lines, if applicable, are
maintained
 Use taglines where the
load is to be lifted
higher than the rigger’s
chest
 Ensure that no person
is positioned beneath
the load, hoist or jib
during the lift
 Do not slew loads over
the heads of
staff/workmen
 Do not leave crane
unattended with a
suspended load
 Suspend all lifting
operations if wind
speed exceeds 35 kph
(20 knots)
3.1 Driving/installation Struck by the casing Not keeping safe Employees stuck  Keep safe distance Foreman to
of Casing / Removal during installation or distance from casing by casing may be 3 2 M from casing lifting and 3 1 L supervise
of Casing removal. lifting seriously, even slew area. activities at
fatally injured  Cordon off work area times
and erect appropriate
warning signs
 Prohibit workers from
going under suspended
casing.
 Ensure workers are
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trained and competent
in the jobs that they
have to do
 Ensure case installation
is carried out only
when weather
conditions do not
jeopardise the health
and safety of the
workers
3.2 Driving of casing Casing stuck in the Poor driving method Damage to casing  Conduct TBT to brief  Foreman
ground and handling practices and equipment 2 3 M operatives on correct 2 1 L conduct T
or techniques. Dry driving techniques prior to s
driving of casing  Secure casing with of pile-ca
appropriate and valid driving
D-shackles supervise
 Apply wetting of activities.
borehole
 Use mechanical aids
where necessary
 Maintain regular
inspection of
equipment.
4.1 Pile borehole drilling Hit by Auger bit, drill  Operators faulty Injury to  Rig operators shall be  Foreman
bucket, Kelly bar personnel 4 4 M competent, trained and 4 1 L conduct T
 Not keeping safe
Damage of have valid operator`s and supe
distance from drill
License. the work
area equipment
 Workers shall be
 Defective equipment trained in the work of
such as pin lock piling
 Inadequate lock of
equipment to drill  Inspect all drilling
machine- Auger bit, before start of shift
drilling bucket. work
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.  Avoid carrying tools by
the
 Avoid yanking the cord
to disconnect it from
the cordreceptacle
 Use gloves and
appropriate PPE when
do drilling work.
 Remove all damaged
drilling teeth from use
and tag them: "Do Not
Use"
 Provide close
monitoringby safety
and supervision at all
times
4.2 Borehole Drilling Fall into Open  Uncovered borehole Serious fall injury,  Conduct TBT on Piling  Foreman
borehole by  Workers negligence. Fatality 4 3 M work hazards and 4 1 L conduct T
personnel control measures and supe
 Ensure pile boreholes the work
are covered with steel  Site Engin
mesh. to ensure
 Ensure personnel are is availab
trained in the work of 
piling.
 Provide close
monitoring and
supervision at all times
4.3 Borehole Drilling Slip and Fall  Mud and wet work  Injury to the  Conduct TBT on work  Provide c
area due to drilling body, e.g. 3 2 M in a wet and muddy 3 1 L monitorin
excavated spoils Broken arms environment and
and legs  Remove excavated supervisio
 No PPE or incorrect
spoils as soon as all times
PPE for the required  Damage to eyes
possible.
task due to contact
 Ensure personnel are
with muds.
trained in work a wet
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. environment and
muddy area
4.4 Borehole Drilling Collision of  Congested work area  Workers could  Conduct TBT on work  Foreman
Equipment during with limited space suffer severe or 4 4 H in a limited space area 4 1 L conduct T
removal of spoils. for equipment even impact  Ensure trained banks and supe
movement injury men are assigned to the work
Equipment hitting
direct equipment  Provide c
personnel.  Operator`s Faulty  Workers likely
movement. monitorin
to suffer from
 Post vehicle traffic and
entrapment
signs such as speed supervisio
between
limits all times
equipment’s
 Post emergency
numbers at prominent
locations on site and
communicate them to
all personnel
4.5 Borehole Drilling Fall due to Cutting of  No or irregular Severe impact  Conduct TBT on safe  Foreman
drill machine cables inspection of drilling injury due to fall 3 3 M handling of drilling 3 1 L conduct T
rig cables of cut cables and equipment and supe
equipment.  Ensure regular the work
 Lack of attention
inspection of rig
 Lack of training and  Provide c
machine cables
awareness monitorin
 Ensure workmen and
carrying out work are supervisio
adequately trained all times
5.1 Lifting &Installation Struck by  Unsafe lifting Injury to  Ensure crane and lifting  Foreman
of Steel falling/swinging equipment i.e. crane personnel due to 3 2 M gear carry valid third 3 1 L conduct T
reinforcement cage reinforcement cage of insufficient lifting fall of cage and party certification prior to s
or lifting equipment. capacity, lift truck equipment.  Ensure crane operator of any lift
Insecure lifting point with inadequate fork Damage of is third-party-certified operation
span or length, for the type of crane  Rigger an
on the cage. reinforcement
defective slings, etc. being used lifting
Defective lifting gear. cage due to fall.
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. Incompetent crane  Unsafe lifting  Ensure that third-party- superviso
operator. methods certified rigger is supervise
Poor lifting and available lifting
handling practices or  Ensure that lifting plan activities.
techniques is available
 Inspect lifting
equipment and
accessories prior to the
commencement of any
lifting operations
 Ensure clearances from
live overhead power
lines, if applicable, are
 Do not slew loads over
maintained
 Use taglines where the
load is to be lifted
higher than the rigger’s
chest
 Ensure that no person
is positioned beneath
the load, hoist or jib
during the lift
 the heads of
staff/workmen
 Do not leave crane
unattended with a
suspended load
 Suspend all lifting
operations if wind
speed exceeds 35 kph
(20 knots)
6.1 Concreting pouring  Struck by concrete  Improper handling  Injury to  Super visor to instruct  Foreman
of Pile pump vehicle, pipe and movement of personnel 2 3 M all personnel to keep 2 1 L conduct T
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. concrete vehicle,  Damage to away from pump prior to s
chute & hose concrete pump vehicle, hose during of any
 Poor preparation of equipment concrete casting. concretin
concrete chute ity.
 Ground  Barricade the pump
contamination truck to prevent  Super vis
by concrete. personnel from going insure tha
close to the vehicle. only qual
 Supervisor to brief all and
personnel involved in competen
concreting to discussed operator
the hazards and operate t
precautions involve pump
or boom during casting  close
 Overflowing of  Avoid concrete spillage monitorin
concrete from the by close monitoring the activi
chute insure saf
 Operations shall carry
being
out daily checks of
observed
equipment prior to
followed.
operations
 Supervisor to insure
that the concrete chute
and pipe is in place and
under control.
 Personnel splash with
overflowing concrete
shall wash immediately
or flush with water.
 Use appropriate PPE
for the job- rubber
glove and Rubber gum
boot.
6.2 Concreting of Pile,  Cement burns  Personnel splash  Serious injuries  Supervisor to insure  Foreman
with overflowing could be 5 2 H that the concrete chute 5 1 L conduct T
 Body and eye
concrete sustained due to and pipe is in place and prior to s
irritation
concrete splash under control. of any
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.  Personnel splash with
to the body and concretin
eye. overflowing concrete  Super vis
shall wash immediately insure tha
or flush with water. only qual
 Use appropriate PPE and
for the job- rubber competen
glove and Rubber gum operator
boot. operate t
pump and
Close
monitorin
the activi
7.1 Work under adverse Exposure to sun  Hot weather Site operatives  Brief workmen on the  Briefing t
meteorological during summer  Lack of welfare could suffer symptoms and conducte
conditions months facilities potentially life 3 5 H prevention of heat- 3 1 L Safety
threatening health related illnesses Superinte
 Lack of supervision
conditions,  Ensure all workmen are t prior to
and awareness
acclimatized to local of work
including heat
exhaustion, heat weather conditions  Implemen
 Monitor conditions to n of othe
stroke, heat
determine work/rest measures
stress, dizziness be overse
breaks and water
foremen
consumption
requirements per  Safety
Superinte
Kahramaa’s heat
t to moni
stress index matrix environm
 Provide adequate condition
amounts of potable
water near at hand
 Provide appropriate
clothing, e.g.
lightweight, light-
colored, loose-fitting
 Provide adequate
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. shade and welfare
facilities
 Prohibit employees
from working alone,
particularly in remote
locations
 Observe working
hours mandated by
the Ministry of Labor
of the State of Qatar
NAME DESIGNATION SIGNATURE AND DATE
Prepared by HENRY AKINNIRAN HSE OFFICER
Approved by ENG MOHAMED MANSOUR PROJECT MANAGER
Severity Likelihood Evaluation of Risk

O INJURY 1 RARE 1 Action required urgently controlling the risk,further resources may be required, and work must stop.
15 – 25 High
MINOR 2 UNLIKELY 2 immediately.
MODERATE 3 OFTEN 3 Action required to control the risk, interim measures may be necessary in the short term, able to proceed with work
6– 12 Med
MAJOR 4 LIKELY 4 under supervision.
FATALITY 5 EXPECTED 5 1–5 Low This represents a low risk, although control measures must be maintained.
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Project Name: Contractor: Consultant: GULF CONSULTING Sub-Contractor:

Risk Rating Residual Risk

Condition for Hazard Risk Rating Residual Risk

Condition for Hazard Risk Rating Residual Risk

Condition for Hazard Risk Rating Residual Risk

Condition for Hazard Risk Rating Residual Risk

Condition for Hazard Risk Rating Residual Risk

Condition for Hazard Risk Rating Residual Risk

Condition for Hazard Risk Rating Residual Risk

Condition for Hazard Risk Rating Residual Risk

Condition for Hazard Risk Rating Residual Risk

Condition for Hazard Risk Rating Residual Risk

NAME DESIGNATION SIGNATURE AND DATE

Prepared by HENRY AKINNIRAN HSE OFFICER

Approved by ENG MOHAMED MANSOUR PROJECT MANAGER

Severity Likelihood Evaluation of Risk

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