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GASCO

RISK ASSESSMENT
TRAINING
Quantitative Risk
Assessment

Machines Risk
Assessment
Control Measures
Quantitative Risk
Assessment

Machines Hazards
Likelihood of Occurrence (LO)
 Almost impossible 0.033
 Highly Unlikely 1
 Unlikely but could occur 1.5
 Possible but unusual 2
 Even chance – could happen 5
 Probable 8
 Likely 10
 Certain 15
Frequency of Exposure to the Hazard
(FE)
 Annually 0.5
 Monthly 1
 Weekly 1.5
 Daily 2.5
 Hourly 4
 Constantly 5
Degree of Possible Harm (DPH)

 Scratch/Bruise 0.1
 Laceration/mild ill-effect 0.5
 Break minor bone or minor illness 2
 Break major bone or major illness 4
 Loss of one limb, eye, hearing loss 6
 Loss of two limb, eyes 10
 Fatality 15
Number of Persons Exposed to the
Hazard (NP)
 1 – 2 persons 1
 3 – 7 persons 2
 8 – 15 persons 4
 16 – 50 persons 8
 50+ persons 12
The Calculation

LO * FE * DPH * NP = RISK LEVEL


Worked Example

 Equipment: Production Machine


 Main Hazard: Trapping between the tool post
and the chuck as parts are loaded
 Number of persons at risk 1-2
Procedure
Solution
 Likelihood: Possible
 Frequency: Constant
 Degree of possible harm: Loss of limb
 Number of persons at risk: 1-2
 LO = 2
 FE = 5
 DPH = 6
 NP = 1
 Risk Level= 2 x 5 x 6 x 1 = 60
 Risk is High
‫ األجهزة‬Devices
Photoelectric Sensor‫الخلية الكهروضوئية‬
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