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Prepare
d By Vinay Santosh
Safety Officer Kundan Kunal KAVLN Raju
T
(CSM) (AGM)
HAZARD RISK RATING SCORE Residual Legal
ACTIVITY HAZARDS (ASPECT) EFFECT Likelihood Risk CONTROL MEASURES System
Severity Risk concern
(IMPACT) Rating
PROPER LIFT PLAN MUST BE DONE CONSIDERING THE LOAD CHART OF THE CRANE / CRANES BEING USED
Platform Pier Arm
1. Safety net should be provide in
bottom of platform arm.
Fall of formwork 2. Scaffolding shall be erected as Rule 56 of
boards, Soffits, per design. BOCWR OHSAS
Waller and screw Injury (OS) 3 5 15 3. Scaffolding should be in right 1x5=5
jacks. plumb, properly braced and
locked.
4. Follow up of SOP.
Snapping of load 5. Relevant
1. Use PPE’s shall
only be used.lifing
certified
from Equipment /appliances.
crane hook, Hit 2. Provide s o f p a c k i n g w h e r e
Beam Injury (OS) 4 5 20 e v e r sharp bents of wire 1x5=5 OHSAS
Bottom by suspended rope/slings exist.
form work load, failure of 3. Ensure load hook & safety latch
board fixing slings/ wire areProvide
1. in size s a f e a c c e s s /egress
(ladder/Doka staircase) to reach
on top of the trestle.
2. Don’t keep any loose material at
Fall of men / height.
Injury (OS) 4 5 20 3. Cordon off the working zone. 1x5=5 OHSAS
Materials.
4. Follow up of SOP – Height work.
5. Install life line for proper
anchorage.
4. Ensure employees working at
Fall of materials 1.height
Properwear full body
bracing safety
of scaffold
on the worker Injury (OS) 4 5 20 before starting the work 1x5=5 OHSAS
during lifing 2. Barricade the area of crane lifing
radius.
3. Trained workers should be
deployed.
1. Holding rope to be used while
Lifing of lifting of the heavy objects.
Material Struck by Main Injury (OS) 4 5 20 2. Working place to be cleaned 1x5=5 OHSAS
platform before lifting.
3. Follow SOP – Lifing.
HAZARD RISK RATING SCORE Residual Legal
ACTIVITY HAZARDS (ASPECT) EFFECT Likelihood Risk CONTROL MEASURES System
Severity Risk concern
(IMPACT) Rating
Prepared By: Vinay Santosh T Reviewed By – Mr. Kunadan Kunal (CSM) Approved By – KAVLN Raju(AGM)
Operations Environment Reputation (1) Very (2) (3) Possible (4) Likely (5) Very Likely
al Unlikely Unlikel
Personnel Asset damage but unusual not surprising no doubt
Downtime y
(1) 8 hours
(2) Medical Treatment (2) Minor (<$10,000) (2) Minor (2) State exposure 2 4 6 8 10
(< 42 Gallons)
(2) < = 1 day
(3) Lost Time/ Rest. (3) Medium (<$100,000) (3) Medium (3) National exposure 3 6 9 12 15
injury (<420 Gallons)
(3) > 1 day
(4) Single Fatality (4) Major (<$1,000,000) (4) Major (4) Regional exposure 4 8 12 16 20
(<4,200 Gallons)
(4) > 1 week
(5) Multiple Fatality (5) Extensive (>$1,000,000) (5) Massive (5) International 5 10 15 20 25
(>4,200 Gallons) exposure
(5) > 1 month
Personnel with competency and skills to perform the job have the authority to proceed after verbally discussing the job requirements with anyone
1–6 Low Risk
performing the work with them.
May be acceptable; however, review task to see if risk can be reduced further.
Job shall only proceed with appropriate authorization after consultation with HS&E personnel and assessment team. Where possible, the job shall be
7 – 15 Medium Risk
redefined to take account of the hazards involved or the risk shall be reduced further prior starting the job(TRA Section 4, RISK IDENTIFICATION,
ASSESSMENT AND CONTROL). If applicable, a Permit-to-Work shall be obtained in accordance with Section 4.5.1, Permit to Work System.
The job must not proceed until it has been redefined or further control measures put in place to reduce risk. The controls shall be re-assessed for
16 – 25 High Risk
adequacy prior to starting the job.