Company: Dover Demolition Document: Construction Risk Assessiment Version: 1 Date: 16/07/2017 Revised: Paget of 8 SITE SPECIFIC CONSTRUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT The Supervision of work contained within this] Mr Neil Rix document will be carried out by a competent person: ‘The author of this Risk Assessment is: Nei Rix Telephone O7a60247612 Fax Email neilix@doverdemolition.co.uk Site Address: 54-56 ShoreciilfeHioad FolkestoneCompany: Dover Demolition Document: Construction Risk Assessiment Date: 16/07/2017 Version: 1 Revised: Page 2 of 8 HAZARD CHECKLIST "X if applical Hazards Within the building | Outside the building ‘Contaminated ground Unstable ground Existing Underground Services Emergency Climatic conditions ~ Cold, Heat, Rain, Lighting, Darkness x Work at Height x x Work over or near water Work in confined spaces Large lifting operations x Fragile roots Falling/Flying debris x x Lead ‘Asbestos, x PCBs Flammables Toxic substances Electricity x Dust x Legionella ‘Scaffolding x Gas ‘Compressed air Manual handling Noises / disturbances x Vibration x x Emissions / Drainage discharges Fire Explosion/Explosives ‘Chemical / Biological contamination Hot cutting x ‘Seourity x Remote locations Adjacent occupiers/users x > Deep voids Fluids under Pressure Stored Energy Plant movements x Slippery surfaces Working alone Tools and equipment x Waste disposal x General Publio/Third parties xCompany: Dover Demolition Document: Construction Risk Assessiment Date: 16/07/2017 Version: 1 Revised: Page of 8 RISK RANKING TABLE Likelihood Nor SIGNIFICANT Severity I t / / Minor Lost Time More Serious Fatal Injury Injury Injury ‘Multiple Fatality lines Disablement Fire ‘Major Explosion elinood ‘SCORE ‘Keerainly Likely to happen at any moment 310 Highly probable Could occur 2 or 3 times a year 78 Likely Would expect io happen once a year 56 Improbable Would not expect to happen in 2-3 years oF Unikely Would not expect to happen in 5 years T Risk Ranking Procedure: 1. Decide onthe lixelinoad ofan injury by choosing 2 number from the table above 2g. Likely =a score of 5 or 6. 2. acide what the axeected outcome of an injury might be (ater applying control measures) using the catagories shown atthe botiom ofthe rk-ranking table. 9. fst time injury oF ness 3. Using the chosen number, inthe ikelfnood column, draw a line from left oo right across the risk ranking table. 4. Using the outcome catagories along the bottom ofthe risk ranking chart draw a vertical line towards the top of the chart 5. Where the 2 lines cross isthe risk ranking associated with that hazard e.g. low risk inthe example. 6. On the risk assessment sheet enter the risk ranking in the controlled risk column,