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Terga FRIDI.ALI
5 4 3 2 1 1 Minor 10 8 6 4 2 2 Serious Severity 15 12 9 6 3 3 Major
08 -05-2010
Assessment No:
82
Immediate
INTRODUCTION The table below provides a simplified representation of the methodology used and the processes involved in this Hazard Identification & Risk Analysis Procedure (Risk Management) to be undertaken by OCIA and all Subcontractors in order to initiate, act on, review and effectively manage proje ct-related related risks throughout the Construction Phase.
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Tasks Hazards Identified (include the exposed groups)
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Residual Risk
Transfer of equipment
12
Chose a qualified driver before work Check the calibration of all tools Make sure the transport device in good condition
Hitting injury
12
Solid the ground Reinforce the pads beneath the outriggers Check the around circumstance before working
Transport
The trucks must respect: The limited speed in the site The circulation signs The circulation plan (updated)
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Tasks Hazards Identified (include the exposed groups)
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Residual Risk
Movement of traffic
3 Slip/trip/all
All hose/ropes/cables in use shall be secured to the side of walkways and handrails All unnecessary materials and equipment to be immediately removed from site All exits and walkways to be kept clear for use of personnel High standard of housekeeping to be maintained at all times
Lifting
4 Fall from height and hurt workers Component fall down Component collide with other things surrounded
16
Lifting crane, wires should be regularly calibrated, safe working loads are announced max speed at site is respected for all vehicle It is not allowed to work under loads Handling by qualified riggers worn the related PPE and under supervision Qualified crane operator and qualified rigger to operate lifting work Crane in calibrated period Barricade the lifting area
Collision with person Falling materials Poor visibility for the driver Crane tilt
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Tasks Hazards Identified (include the exposed groups)
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Residual Risk
Lifting
Proper lifting tools Make sure lifting wok operated in good weather Mark the area of operations of the crane Officer commanding the ship maneuver through regulatory actions to avoid accidents Control of the safety catch hook the slings Ensure the crane on his dashboard that the load weight does not exceed the maximum allowed Ban the person be under a suspended load Defining the radius of the rotary crane Prohibit the movement of people around the handling Stop the lifting operation in strong winds exceed the 50km /h and heavy rain Not lifting at night
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Tasks Hazards Identified (include the exposed groups)
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Residual Risk
16
Safeguards needed to control risk to acceptable level No erection/dismantling of scaffolding shall be carried out during the hours of darkness Over the site scaffolding operations shall cease in case of high winds. Wind speed maximum 20 knots Safety belt/harness shall be worn by scaffolders working over the side All gaps in scaffolding structure shall be highlighted by tiger tape Gaps in scaffold boards shall be well secured Scaffold boards shall be well secured Use of scafftag Removal of garnet from boards to avoid stress on scaffolding
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Tasks Hazards Identified (include the exposed groups)
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Residual Risk
Work at height (Scaffolding and Man basket) falls from height falling objects
12
the scaffolding should be based on graded soil with good foundation protect a guard with a height of 1.15 m Protection of Persons with safety harnesses protect with an end-board 10 to 15 cm high prohibit work at height if the weather affected the safety of persons ensure protection adequate PPE (gloves, helmet, goggles, harness Port PPE: Face shield or goggles, gloves, aprons and leggings Respiratory protection Aeration of the workspace Dilution of gas and smoke with ventilation Cleanliness of welding at risk of abrasive particles
Use tools
Welding
Hand injuries crushed fingers smooth head against the frame Burn Sting Glare Fumes Fire
16
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Tasks Hazards Identified (include the exposed groups)
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Residual Risk
Electricity
Electrocution
12
Protect electrical equipment from ingress of water Identify equipment risk Warning notices Verification of electric cables before the start of work by an electrician
Fire Explosion
3
Abrasive particles
2
Check the cleanness of the workplace
Site emergency plan to be followed in event fire or explosion. All personnel to be inducted and aware of emergency procedures.
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Tasks Hazards Identified (include the exposed groups)
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Probability 1-5
Severity 1-4
Risk 1 - 20
Residual Risk
33
12
2 Waste material recycle bin will set up and clear up regularly To finish the work site clean
Environmental Pollution the air: Exhaust gas, The dust Leaking oil or diesel machines on soil
Checking the condition of equipments before beginning the work ventilation Workstation
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