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    Risk Assessment For Partition Marking

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    The document contains a risk assessment for marking and partition work being performed on levels L1, L2, and L3 of a project. It identifies several hazards including emergency situations, inexperienced new employees, heat/insects, and night work. For each hazard, it analyzes the risk without controls, lists control measures, and re-analyzes the risk with controls in place. All identified risks were deemed adequately controlled after implementation of procedures like emergency planning, training, supervision, and personal protective equipment.

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    Risk Assessment For Partition Marking

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    The document contains a risk assessment for marking and partition work being performed on levels L1, L2, and L3 of a project. It identifies several hazards including emergency situations, inexperienced new employees, heat/insects, and night work. For each hazard, it analyzes the risk without controls, lists control measures, and re-analyzes the risk with controls in place. All identified risks were deemed adequately controlled after implementation of procedures like emergency planning, training, supervision, and personal protective equipment.

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    The document contains a risk assessment for marking and partition work being performed on levels L1, L2, and L3 of a project. It identifies several hazards including emergency situations, inexperienced new employees, heat/insects, and night work. For each hazard, it analyzes the risk without controls, lists control measures, and re-analyzes the risk with controls in place. All identified risks were deemed adequately controlled after implementation of procedures like emergency planning, training, supervision, and personal protective equipment.

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    Risk Assessment For Partition Marking

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    The document contains a risk assessment for marking and partition work being performed on levels L1, L2, and L3 of a project. It identifies several hazards including emergency situations, inexperienced new employees, heat/insects, and night work. For each hazard, it analyzes the risk without controls, lists control measures, and re-analyzes the risk with controls in place. All identified risks were deemed adequately controlled after implementation of procedures like emergency planning, training, supervision, and personal protective equipment.

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    Location Of The Work Performed:

    L1,L2 & L3

    Project / Work Description: MARKING & PARTITION

    Risk Assessment Team (Name/s):


    Date Conducted:

    Next Review Date:

    Approved By Supervisor / Reporting Officer:


    (Name, Date & Signature)

    RISK ASSESSMENT FORM

    Identified
    Hazards
    Potential Effects of Hazard
    Risk Analysis
    Without Controls
    Control Measures
    Legal Requirement (Y/N )
    Risk Analysis
    With Controls
    Residual Risk Comments
    S
    L
    R
    S
    L
    R
    Emergency Situations
    Poor emergency procedures.
    Disruption to project
    Personal injuries
    Property damage
    Worsening of an incident if dealt with incorrectly
    6
    6
    36

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    Project specific emergency plan established


    Emergency plan reviewed periodically throughout life of project
    Emergency procedure included in induction and reiterated in briefings and Tool box talks.
    All work locations to have clear signage for emergency exits / assembly
    Emergency contact details posted on site notice boards and office bulletin boards
    Emergency facilities on standby ( ambulance / fire engine / clinic )
    Trained First Aiders available throughout the site
    first aid boxes available throughout the site
    Liaison with civilian emergency services.
    All Emergency responders to have specific training
    Security at gates.

    Y
    6
    2
    12
    Adequately controlled Risk
    Employees New Starts
    Inexperience of New Employees
    Increased risk of unsafe activities
    Potential poor quality works
    Personal Injury
    Property damage
    4
    4
    16
    HSSE Induction training prior to mobilisation
    Specific HSSE Training in site rules and procedures.
    Included in project HSSE training programs
    Close supervision / use of buddy system
    Pre planning of tasks assigned based on experience required
    Issued with and trained in the use of appropriate PPE
    Issued with helmet identification to indicate new employee
    Tool box talks
    4
    2
    8
    Adequately controlled Risk
    Survey and Mark out
    Heat
    Survey equipment falls

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    Eye injury
    Heat Stress / Cold Stressand Personal injury due to slip/trip/fall
    Survey equipment falls due to wind or hit by transport
    Eye injury (dust)

    4
    4
    16
    Isolate working area with barricades if possible,
    Ensure area of work is clear of all debris
    Foreman to inspect working area before allowing survey team on site
    Legs of tripod to be securely bedded into ground and mercury accuracy to be checked.
    No activity during wind or sand storm
    No vehicles allowed within area
    No lone working
    Provision and use of appropriate PPE esp. eye protection
    Use rebar Caps on survey sticks
    Suitable training & Supervision

    Adequately controlled Risk


    Wild/Insects.
    ContactwithScorpions,
    Disease, Infection, Poison

    4
    4
    16
    I includeininduction
    methodstatementandRiskassessment
    Allworkersextracaution,avoidareaswhere

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    likelytobepresent

    4
    2
    8
    Adequately controlled Risk
    Night-works / Out Of Hours Working
    Insufficient Lighting

    - Property damage
    - Personal Injury

    6
    6
    36
    Appropriate lighting provisions
    Task specific lighting plans to be developed
    Nominated person responsible per shift to ensure that all lighting is compliant
    Tube lights to be set up so the light beam shines downwards to avoid any nuisance to other stakeholders / members of the public
    Lights to have welded restrictors to ensure the light beam is downwards facing.
    LightTowers erected on firm / level ground
    An electrician / mechanic will be available for maintenance work.
    First Aiders available
    Emergency contact numbers posted.
    Client permission to be obtained

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    Y
    Y
    4
    4
    16
    Adequately controlled Risk

    Residual Risk ( R ) Ratings and Assessment


    Intolerable Risk
    Moderately Controlled Risk
    Adequately Controlled Risk
    Negligible Risk

    60 - 100
    32 - 48
    12 - 24
    0-8

    Likelihood ( L )

    Severity ( S )

    Certain
    Very Likely
    Likely
    May Happen

    10
    8
    6
    4

    Multiple Fatalities
    Single Fatality or permanent Disability
    Major Injury loss of time >3 days
    Minor or Serious Injury

    10
    8
    6
    4

    Unlikely

    Slight injury

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