RISK ASSESMENT

PROJECT REF NO
CLIENT LOCATIO
MAIN CONTRACTOR DATE

SUB CONTRACTOR ORIGINA

TITLE FIRE PROTECTION PIPING INSTALLATION WORKS CHECKED

Identified at Risk Initial Risk

o. Hazard Description
(People / Property e t c)
1 Material Stacking
2 Loading and Unloading
Control Measures
L S R
 .Ensure that toolbox talks an
is given
 Authorised person should be
People /Property 2 2 4 job.
 All operatives must wear pr
time during work.
 Ensure first aid facility is avai
 Tool box Talks.
 Tools and tackles inspection.
 Competent and qualified rigg
 Lifting plan for heavy loads.
People/property 2 3 6
 Proper pipe stacking.
 Barricade the area.
 Use of proper signage.
 Proper supervision.
 Ensure toolbox talks are h
highlighted.
 Using a mechanical handl
work shall be located as clos
possible.
 When erecting pipe work m
shall be avoided (wherev
mechanical handling device s

 All combustible materials s

from worksite prior to comm
 Be aware of other personne
Fabrication of Supports and
3 People /Property 2 2 4 the vicinity (conflicting activi
pipes
 Scaffold platforms shall be
installation (wherever possib
 Barricade the area beneat
commencing.
 Inform other personnel in ar
Colour coding and all test
equipment shall be checked
are in date.
 Visually inspect all equipmen
ensure it is free from any def
 All damaged/defective equ
marked with “DO NOT
 returned to the stores. (
immediately)
 All equipment shall be of ad
perform operations.

 Only trained & Exp. Pers

allowed for welding
 Work should be done after
permit
 Area should be barricaded be
work
 Before starting the activit
should be properly inspect
Flammable materials
 Welding holder should be he
 Welding M/c should be
separate earthling
4 Welding works People & property 2 3 6
 Use of good quality leath
(Dry Condition)
 Looking at welders ARC sh
while working with in the vic
 Use welding screen of correc
 The atmosphere inside the
removes & replenish by fresh
 Provide ventilation
 Use of full body safety harn
lanyard and the anchoring
hooks must be ensured.

 All applicable work permit,

statement must be available
work.
 Follow heat stress prevention
by TRG
 Scaffolding not adaptable to
require the use of safety harn
lanyard attached to a secure
object.
 Scaffold supervisor to ensure
5 Scaffolding People /Property 2 3 6 inspected and tagged safe fo
use thereof and weekly there
competent scaffold inspector
 A proper scaffold inspection
system, which is consistent w
universally recognized indust
shall be utilized and maintain
 Unsafe scaffolds will be tagge
rectified immediately.
 A safe means of entry and ex
provided and used whenever
work area is .6 meters above
 working surface.
 Means of exit shall be provid
100 ft. or 30 meters.

 Toe board shall be installed a

Erection and installation of pipes
6 People property
and supports
7 Painting
working platform to prevent
materials from falling.
2 3 6
 Barricade the area below into
can fall and not permitting w
the hazard area.
 Use of 3M respiratory mask.
 MSDS to be made available
 Solvent and paint shall n
surfaces that have attained
which is greater than the s
temperature.
 Paint mixing area shall be
SMOKING AREA and sited a
flame and where machinery
People 1 3 3  Solvents paint or coating m
sheltered from exposure
summer heat, and stored in
area.

 Tool box talks to be carried o

equipment operation.
 Daily inspections of operator
checklist).
 Temporary welfare provision
transport / first aid /rest shel
toilets, etc.
 Provide correct & quality too
selection and adequate num
for the job.
8 Lifting People /Property 2 3 6
 Provide onsite training on ha
to all personnel
 Personnel to conduct pre-sta
all tools.
 Any tools found with defect s
to store and get replaced.
 Fulltime competent supervisi
throughout the activity.
 Deploy trained banks man to
moving equipment operators
  Trained banks man properly
reflective vest and competen
with whistles and traffic flags
 Taking rest/sleep/shade unde
equipment is strictly forbidde
 Arrange cooler for water stor
the day and proper Instructio
for frequent drinking of wate
 Wear lightweight, light-color
preferably with a loose weav
lets air get to your skin.
 Proper awareness shall be m
staffs working at the site by t
etc.
 Ensure all personnel are well
weather condition Acclimatiz
 Ensure availability of fire exti

 Always maintain good house

 Protruding object should be
 Do not use damage equipme
 Use proper personnel protec
 Ensure toolbox meeting and
is given to all.
 Use of good quality masks 3M
 Use of good quality hand glo
9 Drilling of wall People 1 3 3
 Use of Drilling goggles
 Deployment skill labour only
 Only authorised persons a
working at height.
 Work to be done after ta
permit
 Use double rope full body
must be anchored above the

 Use correct lifting techniqu

strain on the back; do not
doubt its weight or ad
equipment.
 Ensure the load is resting on
before releasing the load
10 Manual handling People 2 3 6 equipment.
 Ensure there are enough
before lifting the load.
 Use the following techniq
manually
 Check for any obstruction be
 Check out the area where
placed before lifting the loa
  Place feet – apart, leading le
 Bend your legs and not you
load
 Keep a firm grip and keep
the body
 Don’t jerk or make an
movements
 Keep the load down and
necessary.
 If in need take more manpow
 Proper communication sha
between crew members whi
employee is lifting same obje
 Follow wok permit system.
 Use of body harness while w
11 Work at Height People & Property 2 3 6
 .Ensure first aid facility availa
 Ensure tool box meeting give
 Proper vehicle inspection.
provided.
 Back up alarm for vehicl
lights.
 Properly select rigging gea
rigging gears to be carried o
color coded.
 A look out for vehicles. Neve
between two trucks whe
loaded. During reversing, a
will signal the driver All re
Protective Equipment (app
worn.
12 Equipment operation People /Property 2 3 6
 Shock absorbed harness b
lanyards shall be worn. Us
protection system. Proper
Cover all the openings for
when at height 100% tie-off
implemented.
 Proper tools and tackles s
carry out the job safely.
 Ensure proper documentatio
 Ensure coverage of insurance
 Ensure periodic maintenance
 Barricade the area.
 Use of flag man .
 Employees performing the a
be given detailed instructio
technical data and techniqu
pressure testing and
13 Pressure testing People /Property 2 3 6
equipment, tools of the tr
devices.
 Any ancillary equipment not
be isolated by valves or bl
 vented or disconnected.
 Where isolation valves are
test pressures, they must
rating for the pressure to be
isolation valves are used in
provisions shall be made to
over-pressurizing can occu
that is not being tested, due
leak.
 Only calibrated equipment
during pressure testing.
 Ensure that respective pres
consistent with the test requ
 Piping designed for vapor
provided with additional tem
if necessary to support the w
liquids.
 Vents or other high point c
be opened to eliminate air fr
to receive a hydrostatic test.
 Systems shall be purged
hydrostatic test pressure is a
 The area where the pressure
performed shall be properly
sign posted as “Pressure Test
 Nobody shall be allowed to
until the required pressure
maintained for 10 minutes.
 Ensure that relief valve devic
than the test pressure plus
lesser of 50 PSI or 10% of the
 The entire line should be wal
to determine whether ther
evidence of leakage prior to
soaping of joints.
 Tool box meeting to all.
 Proper housekeeping.
 Walkways, Stairways footpat
used by pedestrians are kept
obstruction at all time.
 Tie up loose cables on or adja
walkways.
14 House Keeping People & Property 2 2 4  Put barrier around or cover o
floor openings into which peo
 Suitable and sufficient lightin
work areas and traffic routes
 Adequate storage or store ar
items encroaching onto walk
 Management of store areas.
 Risk Likelihood Risk Rating The above risk assessment has bee
Rating 3 2 1 Name
Severity 3 Name
Severity

3 9 6 3 3 Major Injury / Pollution / Damage Name

2 6 4 2 2 Minor / Pollution / Damage / Loss Name
1 3 2 1 1 Injury / Low Damage / Loss Name
Likelihood 1 Name
3 Likely Name
4 or more = unacceptable Risk
2 Possible Name
Risk Rating = S x L = R
RATING = 3 1 Never / Very Unlikely Name

Name of Person Given Risk Assessment Briefing

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