risk assessment (interactive)

7/31/2019 Risk Assessment (Interactive)

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Risk Assess

Criteria

Work Haz

Indetification


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rd

Sheets


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Catastrophic (5)

Most Certain (5)

Will happen anytime in

the year 25

Likely (4)

Will happen in 1 5

years 20

Moderate (3)

Will not happen in 5

years 15

Unlikely (2)

Will not happen in 10

years 10

Rare (1)

Will not happen in 20 or

more years 5

Legend:

Score-20-25 Extreme Risk

Score- 12-18 High Risk

Score- 6-10 Moderate Risk

Score- 1- 5 Low Risk

Risk Asses

PROBABILITY

o Death

o Significant

Production or Property

Loss (>Rs.100,000)

o Offence against lawor regulation


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Critical (4) Moderate (3) Minor (2) Negligible (1)

20 15 10 5

16 12 8 4

12 9 6 3

8 6 4 2

4 3 2 1

sment Criteria

CONSEQUENCES (SEVERITY)

o Serious illness or

permanent disability

o Major Production

or Property Loss

(>Rs.10,000)

o More than 2 days

absence

o Medical treatment

o Moderateproduction or

property loss

(>Rs.5,000)

o 1 day absence

o First Aid

o Minor

production or

property loss(>Rs.1,000)

o No lost day

o Discomfort or

irritation

o No property

damage orproduction loss

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List of Workplace Hazar

WHIS # 001 : Quarrying

WHIS # 003 : Material Storage

& Transportation

WHIS # 002 : Crushing

WHIS # 004 : Milling

Operation

WHIS # 005 : Cleaning of Silos

WHIS # 006 : Clinker

Production


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d Identification Sheets

WHIS # 008 : Bagging, Loading

& Delivery

WHIS # 009 : Fuel Storage

WHIS # 010 : RDF Operation

WHIS # 011 : Ladder &

Scaffolding

WHIS # 012 : Power

Generation & Distribution

WHIS # 013 : Welding, Cutting

& Brazing

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No Specific Hazard

Area

Hazard Description Affected

Person(s)

Harm Safety Measure(s)

1

2

3

2 5 10

2 4 8

2 5 10

2 5 10

2 5 10

Sev

erity

R

isk

Asses

sment

R

isk

Evaluation

Residual R

Prob

ability

Sev

erity

R

isk

Asses

sment

5 25 Extreme

5 5 25 Extreme

Use of approved vehicles

Protection of explosives from

high temperatures

Periodic vehicle checks

Use of appropriate signage

during transport

Existence of

operationalprocedures for

the transportation of

explosives during unstable

weather

Unnecessary use of explosives

Ignorance of the special instructions of

Person in charge

Surrounding

workers 5

Multiple deaths from

explosion

Periodic checks and stock

control

Strict procedure for use of

5 20 Extreme

Insufficient

Maintenance of

building


explosion due to

wiring failure or from

humidity

4 5 20 Extreme


explosion4

5 5 25 Extreme

Base Risk

Prob

ability

1.3

Transport of Explosives

2.1

3.1 Unauthorized

use of explosives

Multiple deaths

Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Safety Measures

Quarrying Process

Storage of Explosives

1.1 Store

1.2

Insufficient

security in the

warehouse area

Storing of explosives with triggers

Storage of other goods

Bad housekeeping

Bordering and labeling

Failing to comply with the FIFO

Use of work or personal equipment that

create sparks

Storekeeper

People working

in the area


explosion

Housekeeping and Explosive

Handling and electrical safety

Procedures

Periodic checks/ Audit

Entry of unauthorized persons

Failing to comply with the safe keeping

and securing procedures

Storekeeper

People working

in the area

Existence of operational

procedures

Periodic checks

Trained personnel

Badly maintained building with the

possibility of entry of humidity

Unauthorized maintenance of electrical

wiring

Storekeeper

People working

in the area

Maintenancepersonnel

Preventive maintenance of

the building (check for

humidity on walls and floors,

electrical wiring)

Periodic checks/ AuditTrained personnel

The use of improper vehicles

The transport of explosives together with

capsules as well as not keeping the

necessary labeling during transport

The carrying of passengers

The unplanned stoppage

The transport of explosives during bad

weather

Improper

transport of

explosives

Use of Explosives

Driver

Drivers helper

Passengers

Nearby people


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2 5 10

2 5 10

2 5 10

2 5 10

2 5 10

5 20 Extreme

5 5 25 Extreme

5 5 25 Extreme

5 5 25 Extreme

5 5 25 Extreme

Death from

unexpected explosion

of Un-

triggeredexplosive

Work near un-triggered bore Holes

Death from


Un-triggeredexplosive

Existence of written

instructions of the charging

and triggering process

Training of personnelPeriodic audits

Training and retraining of

personnel

Periodic audits of operational

instructions

4

People working

in the area

Bore Holing

Failure to

comply with

triggering

procedure

Death from


of Un-

triggeredexplosive

3.2

Failure to

comply with the

explosion plan

In case of un-triggered explosives there

will be confusion

People working

in the area

3.3Un-triggered

bore holes

People working

in the area

Death from


of Un-

triggeredexplosive

4.1

Moving parts of

the bore holing

machine

Mechanical hazards due to the moving

parts of the bore holing machinery

3.4

3.5Unplanned

triggering

a ng to mp ement t e company ruesand regulations

The use of unauthorized explosives

Failing to use the approved explosion plan

The existence of unexploded boreholes

Failing to prevent unauthorized person to

approach the explosives area

Allowing the transport of more than

required explosives quantity

Leaving the explosives unprotected from

excessive temperature or near flame

Using mobile telephony or wireless near

explosives

Usin unauthorized e ui ment

Transportation of the

explosives to be used only

Protection of the explosives

from high temperatures

Forbid the use of mobiles or

wireless near the explosives

Isolation of area from

unauthorized personnel

Explosive handling and use

policy

Triggering the explosives by unauthorized

personnel or outside the agreed timetable

Not giving the necessary and timely

warning prior to triggering

Existence and

communication of the

triggering plan

Use of trained personnel

Work audits

Nearby workers

Operatives

Severe injury

Death

Training of personnel

Periodic audit of protective

measures of the bore holing

machine

Material falling from height from the

above quarry table

Checks of the quarry table

Existence of a drilling plan

People working

in the area


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2 5 10

1 3 3

2 5 10

2 5 10

2 5 10

2 5 10

Movement of

earth moving

equipment

5 5 25 Extreme

4 5 20 Extreme

Failure of a

quarry table4 5 20 Extreme

Workers

Person in charge

Severe injury

Death

Implementation of

operational procedures

including checks prior to

working on a quarry table

Make sure that there is

adequate space between the

bore holing machinery and

the quarry table edge

Maintenance of

the bore holing

machinery

4 5 20

5 5 25

4 4 16

Failure to secure the machinery

Maintenance by un-trained personnel

Severe injury

Death

Implementation of

operational directives

relating to the securing of

machinery for the execution

of maintenance work

4.7

Crushing of employees working on the

quarry tables

Implementation of

operational directives

relating to the movement of

transportation equipment

and personnel in the quarry

4.3 Fall from height

Working near the edge

4.8

Maintenance

technician

4.4

Failure of a quarry table due to instability

following the previous explosionCheck prior to working on a

quarry table for possible

cracks and drops

4.5Blasting of

material

4.6 Presence of dustand noise

Presence of dust and noise during the

operation of the drilling machinery

Blasting of material during bore holing

Extreme

High

Extreme

Workers

Person in charge

Severe injury

Death

Workers

Person in charge

Severe injury

Death

Training of personnel

Use of PPEs

Workers

Person in charge

Gradual hearing

Impairment

Breathing problems

PPEs

Training

Workers

Person in charge

Severe injury

Death


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No SpecificHazard Area

Hazard Description AffectedPerson(s)


1

1.7 Implementation of dustcleaning schedule

Restricted entry

Use of appropriate

safety signage

Serious Injury DeathMaintenanceduring

operation

Risk when carried out byunauthorized personnel

Serious Injury DeathOperativesTechnicians

Unclean platforms can causestaggering and falls

Supervisionplatforms

Motor

overloading

systems

Use of

unauthorized

passages

Use of unauthorized passages

Travelling over and under of the

transportation system

1.4

1.5

1.6 Unauthorized tampering

OperativesTechnicians

Use of authorizedPersonnel Supervision

Operatives

Technicians

Serious Injury Death Use of authorized

Personnel

Supervision

Operatives

Technicians

Serious Injury Death


Material Storage and Transportation

1.3 Operatives Serious Injury Side Guarding

Conveyor

moving parts

Contact with moving parts, the

risk of entrapment

Cleaning of

overflows

Contact with moving parts, the

risk of entrapment

Material Storage and Transportation

1.1 Airborne dust Airborne dust in storage area Operatives Breathing problems

1.2 Operatives Serious Injury Guarding

PPEs

Dust Suction System

Residual Risk

Prob

ability

Severity

R

isk

Asse

ssment

R

isk

Evaluation

Prob

ability

Severity

R

isk

Asse

ssment

R

isk

Evaluation

Base Risk

1 4 4 Low

5 4 20 Extreme 2 4 8 Mediu

4 4 16 High

3 4 12 High

8 Mediu

4 5 20 Extreme 2 4 8 Mediu

5 5 25 Extreme 2 4

4 4 16 High

4 Low

5 4 20 Extreme 1 3 3 Low

5 5 25 Extreme 1 4


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No Specific Hazard

Area

Hazard Description Affected Person(s) Harm Safety

Measure(s)

1

Falling material OperatorsDuring transportation there a risk

from falling material


Milling operations Raw material and cement mills

Milling operations Raw material and cement mills

1.1

Airborne dust Airborne dust in milling area Operators Breathing problems

1.7

1.8

PPEs

Dust Suction

System

Serious Injury DeathProper guarding

PPEs

Serious Injury DeathProper guarding

PPEs

Proper guarding

PPEs

Supervision

Operators

Maintenance

Technicians

1.4Operators falling from

height

1.5

1.6

Exposed to excessive noise levels in

the milling areas due to the crushing

of material inside the mill and due to

the operation of the homogenization

blowers

Gradual hearing

impairment

Operatives falling from height by not

using approved passageways

Operators

Maintenance

Technicians

Serious Injury Death

1.2

Mechanical moving

parts of millsContact with moving parts Operators

1.3

Hot gases returning back due to Operators Serious Injury fromUse of an

automatic fuel

Maintenance/cleaning activity on

operating machinery

Increased risk if carried out by

unauthorized personnelSerious Injury Death

OperatorsMaintenance

Technicians

source or isolate

noise

PPEs

Secure the doors of

the

homogenization

rooms

Exposure to Excessive

noise levels

Work in confined

space

Work in confined spaces during the

repair of the mill inner walls or the

replacement of the milling balls

Operators

Maintenance

Technicians

Serious Injury

Death

PPEs

Supervision

Proper guarding

PPEs

Base Risk Residual

Probability

S

everity

Risk

Assessment

Risk

Ev

aluation

Probability

S

everity

4 4 16 High 2 3

4 5 20 Extreme 2 4

5 5 25 Extreme 2 4

4 5 20 Extreme 2 4

4 5 20 Extreme 2 4

4 5 20 Extreme 2 4

4 4 16 High 2 3


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Risk

Evaluation

Medium

Medium

Medium

Medium

Medium

Medium

Medium

Medium

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No Specific

Hazard Area

Hazard Description Affected Person(s) Harm Safety Measure(s)

1


Cleaning of Storage Silos

Cleaning of storage silos1.1 Falling of

personnel

Falling of operatives during

accessing the work area or when

using the lifting platform

Operators/ Cleaners PPEs

Approved and tested

lifting devices

PPEs

Supervision

PPEs

Duct suction system

Work in confined spaces inside thesilo

Operators/ Cleaners

Airborne dust Airborne dust in silo Operators/ cleaners Breathing problem

1.4 Operators/ cleaners Serious injury

Serious Injury

Death

1.2

1.3

Serious Injury

Death

Work inconfined

spaces

1.5 Use of hand held work equipment

during the cleaning operation.

Operators/ cleaners Serious injury PPEs

PPEs

Falling of

material

Falling of material during the

cleaning of the silo walls

PPEs

Cleaning from top to

bottom

Approved and tested

lifting devices

Use of hand

held work

equipment

1.6 Exposure to

noise

Inside the silo due to the use of

the work equipment

Operators/ cleaners Gradual hearing

impairment

4

Base Risk Residual R

Proba

bility

Seve

rity

RiskAssessment

RiskEva

luation

Proba

bility

Seve

rity

RiskAssessment

5 20 Extreme 2 5 10

8

3 4 12 High 2 3 6

4 5 20 Extreme 2 4

4

4 4 16 High

4 5 20 Extreme 2

4 16 High 2 2

2 3 6

4

4 8


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RiskEvaluation

Medium

Medium

Medium

Medium

Medium

Low

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No Specific Hazard

Area


Person(s)

Harm Safety

Measure(s)

1

Fumes and spillage of these fuels can cause

fire

Operatives

Technicians

Serious Injury

Death

Existance of

operational

procedures


Clinker Production

Clinker Production1.1 Falling of

operatives

TechniciansFalling of operatives during gaining access

inside the furnace

Serious injury

Death

1.1Gaseous

Emissions

Gaseous emissions from pre-heater Operatives

Technicians

Ill Health PPEs

1.4 Falling of

material

Falling of material Technicians

1.5 Falling of the

inner lining

Falling of the inner lining Technicians

1.2 Work in confined

spaces

1.6 Use of manualwork equipment Use of manual work equipment Technicians

1.7 Exposure to

noise

Exposure to noise in the furnace area

Work in confined spaces inside the furnace and

the pre-heater

Technicians

1.3 Airborne dust Airborne dust inside the clinker furnace, the

pre-heater and the cooler

Technicians

PPEs

Supervison

Serious injury

Death

PPEs

Supervison

Serious injury

Use of the high pressure water pump to clean

the linings (WOMA)

Operatives

TechniciansOperatives

Technicians

Serious injury

Death

PPEs

Checked lifting

devices

PPEs

Supervision

PPEs

Dust suction

system

Ventilation

systemSerious injury

Death

PPEs

Supervison

Gradual hearing

impairment

PPEs

Breathing problems

Serious injury

Base Risk Residu

Probability

Severity

Risk

Assessment

Risk

Evaluation

Probability

Severity

4 5 20 Extreme 2 5

4 5 20 Extreme 2 5

4 4 16 High 3 3

3 4 12 High 2 1

4 4 16 High 3 3

3 5 15 High 3 2

4 4 16 High 4 2

3 3 9 Medium 2 2

1.11

Maintenance

and check of

the high

pressure line

PPEs

PPEs

Supervison

3 3 9 Medium 2 11.9 Thermal stressOperatives

Technicians

Exposure to thermal load in the clinker furnacearea

Exposure tothermal load

1.8 Use of high

pressure

equipment

5 4 20 Extreme 5 1


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arrangement

Trained

ersonnel


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Low

Medium

Risk

Evaluation

Medium

Medium

Low

Medium

Medium

Medium

Low

Medium

Low

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No Specific Hazard Area Hazard Description Affected

Person(s)


1

2

PPEs

Existence of the necessaryguards,

Safety labeling

Restricted access areas

4 5 20 Extreme 1 5

Loading Area2.1 Fall form height Fall form height of

operatives or truck drivers

working on trucks

Serious Injury

2.3 Falling of material formheight

Hurling of material Operators Serious Injury

PPEs

Existence of the necessary

guards,

Safety labeling


PPEsExistence of the necessary

guards,

Safety labeling

PPEs


guards,

Safety labeling


Extreme

Maintenance of

machinery

Getting hit by compressed

area or hydraulic fluids

1.2 Dusty environment Dusty environment in the

bagging area

Operators Breathing

problems

2.4 Movement of trucks and

operatives

Operators Serious Injury

1.3 Movement of heavy

goods transportation

vehicles

Operators

1.4 Technicians Serious Injury

1.5 Stored Bags May catch fire Operatives Serious Injury

Death

Movement of trucks and

heavy material movement

vehicles

PPEs


guards,

Safety labeling



Bagging, Loading and Delivery of the Product

Bagging Area

1.1 The Mechanical movementof machinery can be a

source of hazard

particularly when the

operatives work near the

machine

Operators Serious injury PPEsExistence of the necessary

guards,

Safety labeling


Mechanical movementof machinery

PPEs

PPEs


guards,

Safety labeling


Serious Injury

Death

Movement of heavy goods

transportation vehicles

Residua

Probability

Severity

Risk

Assessmen

tRisk

Evaluation

Probability

Severity

Risk

Base Risk

2 5

3 3 9 Medium 2 2

4 5 20 Extreme

2 5

5

4 5 20 Extreme 2 5

4 5 20 Extreme 2 5

5 5 25

Operators

Truck drivers

5 5 25 Extreme 2 5

4 5 20 Extreme 2


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Low

Risk

Evaluation

Medium

Low

Medium

Medium

Medium

Medium

Medium

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No Specific HazardArea

Hazard Description AffectedPerson(s)


1

PPEs1 7 Checking for Contact with fuels QC Personnel Skin or other

Fuel Storage

1.1 Use of open flame Use of open flame can

create ignition

All personnel Multiple deaths

1.2 Hot spots All personnel Multiple deaths

1.3 Hurling of hot

particles


1.6 All personnel Multiple deaths

Hot working operating

Instructions

Hot spots are created

during the maintenanceactivities which can be a

source of ignition


Instructions


Instructions

Emergency response

plan in case of another

fire source in the area

Hurling of hot particles

from an other fire source in

the area

Authorization

procedures for

working on the coal

transportation system

Coal storage inspection

Procedures

1.4 Electrical spark Electrical spark during

maintenance work on the

coal dust piping system


1.5

Atmospheric

discharge

Atmospheric discharge

during unstable weather

Maintenance and

control procedures

Anti-discharge

facilities.

Base Risk Residual Risk

Probability

Sev

erity

RiskAss

essment

RiskEv

aluation

Probability

High temperature High temperatures created

within the coal storage

stock piles



Fuel Storage

Sev

erity

RiskAss

essment

5 5 25 Extreme 2 5 10 Me

5 5 25 Extreme 2 5 10 Me

10 Me

5 5 25 Extreme 2 5 10 Me

5 5 25 Extreme 2 5

10 Me

5 5 25 Extreme 2 5 10 Me

5 5 25 Extreme 2 5


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No Specific Hazard

Area

Hazard Description Affected Person(s) Harm Safety Measure(s)

1


: RDF Plant Operation

RDF Plant Plant Operation

1.1 Odors and harmful

fumes exposure

Odor and fumes are

emitted during handling

of MSW making air

polluted for breathing

All personnel in the area Proper design of the

building

Switch off engines during

manual unloading

PPEs

Breathing problem

Various types of

cancer

Eye problems

1.4 Falling from the

height

Workers working at

heights can fall

Operatives

1.2 Manual Handling Manual handling of

waste materials can

affect workers skin

Unloading and QC

personnel

1.3 Moving parts of the

plant

Operatives may be

caught in moving parts

of the machinery

Operatives

PPES

Trained Personnel

Machine guarding


procedures

Serious injury

Death

Guard rails


procedures

PPEs

Serious injury

Death

Skin diseases

Base Risk Residual R

P

robability

Severity

Risk

Assessment

Risk

E

valuation

P

robability

Severity

Risk

Assessment

10

5 5 25 Extreme 2 5 10

5 5 25 Extreme 2 5

10

4 5 20 Extreme 2 5 10

5 5 25 Extreme 2 5

Air conditioning &

ventilation

Drinking water often

Rest at regular intervals

105 5 25 Extreme 2 5

1.5 Exposure to heat Heat in the RDF Plant All personnel Heat stroke

Heat exhaustion

Heat cramp

Heat rash


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No Specific Hazard

Area


Person(s)


1

4 8 Medium

4 4 16 High 2 5

3 5 15 High 2

5 10 Medium

10 Medium

4 5 20 Extreme 2

2 5 10 Medium

4 5 20 Extreme 2 5

4 5 20 Extreme

10 Medium

Residual Risk

Probability

Severity

Risk

Assessment

Risk

Evaluation

Probability

Severity

Risk

Assessment

Risk

Evaluation

Base Risk

Authorized personnel

PPEs

Serious

Injury

Death

Avoiding ladders and

scaffolds in bad

weather

Existence of

operational

procedures

Serious

Injury

Death

Serious

Injury

Injury

1.5 Slips Due to rain or spilling of

water, edibles etc.

Operative

Operatives

Personnel working

nearby

Operatives

Personnel working

nearby

1.4 Bumping head on

low scaffold poles

Head may bump into poles Operatives

1.2 Persons falling from

ladder / scaffold

Operatives may fall from

height

Operatives

1.3 Falling of material

form height

Hurling of material


Ladder and Scaffolding

Ladder and Scaffolding

1.1 Ladder collapse or

fall

Operatives and nearby

people can be hit by falling

ladder or scaffold

Using checked and

approved

ladders/scaffolds

Serious

Injury

Death

PPEs

Safety labeling

Restricted access

areas

Authorized personnel

Fall protection system


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No Specific

Hazard Area

Hazard

Description

Affected

Person(s)


1

5 25 Extreme 2 3 6

4 8

1.4 Mechanical

Movement

Rotation, vibration

etc of mechanical

parts

Operatives Serious injury

Death

Guards

PPEs

5

Houskeeping

Trained personne 5 5 25 Extreme

4

1.3 Spillage Fire and slip

hazard

All personnel in the

area

Serious injury

Death

Extreme 3 5 15

2

5

Noise produced by

engine operation


area

Gradual

hearing loss

PPEs

1.2 High Voltage Electrocution Operatives Serious injury

Death

PPEs

Electrical Safety

Program

5 5 25

3 15 High 2 2

Noise

Serious injury

Death

PPEs

Supervison

Confined space

program

Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Safety Measures Base Risk Residual Risk

Power Generation and Distribution

Probability

Severity

Risk

Assessment

Risk

Evaluation

Probability

Severity

Risk

Assessment

Power Generation and Distribution

1.1

High 2 3

4 5 20 Extreme 2

Asphixation

Death

PPEs

Procedures4 4 16

1.5

1.6 Hazardous

gases

CO and other

hazardous gases


area

Confined Space Confined space

hazards

Technicains

6

2 4


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No Specific Hazard

Area


Person(s)


1

44 12 High 2 2

8 Med

2.6 Asphyxiation Inert gases, such as argon,

helium, nitrogen and carbon

dioxide displace air in

confined space as they build

up. Poisonous carbon

monoxide can be formed by

the flame of any oxy-fuel

torch.

Operatives Suffocation

Death

Confined space entry

program

PPEs

3

Welding procedures

4 4 16 High 2

Low

Operatives

Personnel working

nearby

1.4

1.5 Trips Cables etc are tripping

hazard

Arc Radiations Ultraviolet or Infrared

radiations from arc

Operatives

Personnel working

nearby

Injury

16 High 2 2

Damage to

Skin, eyes

Welding Procedures

PPEs

Thick clothing

4 4

4

High

4 Low

2 4 Low

10

Med

1.3 Spatters Spatters may burn exposed

skin or enter eyes and ears

Operatives

Personnel working

nearby

Skin burns

Damage to

ears and eyes 2

Extreme 2 5 10

Welding Procedures

PPEs4 4 16

4 Med

1.2 Explosions

may explode by catching

fire from welding

operations


area

Multiple

deaths from

explosions

Welding Procedures

Audits 4 5 20

5 20 Extreme 2 5

Welding, Cutting & Brazing

1.1 Fire Sparks or spatter from

welding or arc gouging may

ignite burnable items in the

area

Operatives

Personnel working

nearby

Serious Injury

Death

Welding Procedures

Removing burnables

from welding area


Welding, Cutting, Brazing

Probability

Severity

Risk

Assessment

Risk

Evaluation

Probability

Severity

Risk

Assessment

Risk


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No Specific Hazard

Area

Hazard

Description

Affected

Person(s)

Harm Safety

Measure(s)

1


Medical Services (Administring & Using)

Probability

Severity

Risk

Assessment

Risk

Evaluation

Probability

Severity

Risk

Assessment

Risk

E v a l u a t i o n

8

Medical Activities

1.1 Fire Flammable

medical material

Medical Staff

Patients

Serious Injury

Death

No smoking

Fire protection

procedure

PPEs

Safe medical

procedures 5 4 20

5 15

1.2 Infections / germs Germs Medical Staff

Patients

Illness

1.3 Slips & trips Extended cords,

spills etc

Medical Staff

Patients

Injury

3

Medi

2 4 Low12 High

Extreme 2 4 8

2

MediHigh 2 4

1.4 Stress Stress due to work

or environment

Medical Staff

Patients

Illness Rest time

Counselling 2

Houskeeping

Walking

program

3 4

Low3 6 Medium 2 2 4


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