Risk Assessment form: - Description of process or activity to be assessed: Risk Assessor (Print name) Goutham Vijayan

Installation of Elevator Assessment ref Number RA.B2C 05

Assessment Date: 08/04/2023
Supporting Documentation if applicable: Action Completion Date(s):

Site Safety Audit Reports Manager Responsible: Walid Elsawy

Date of last Review N/A
Reviewed By:

Evaluate the Risk Likelihood Severity

C Critical (Single fatality and/or multiple severe injuries,
Severity F Frequent (Not surprised, will occur several times)
occupational illness or environmental impact)
R
Risk Matrix S Serious (Single severe injury or occupational illness
Probably (Occurs repeatedly/an incident to be
CR SE M N P expected) E and/or multiple minor injuries or minor occupational
illness)
F U H M L O Occasional (Could occur some time) M Minor (Minor injuries/short term absence)
Negligible (Trivial injury (first aid only)/environmental
P H H M L I Improbable (Could happen but probably never will N
Likelihood of event damage to plants)
O M M L T Risk rating action levels
I L L T T Unacceptable/Very High Risk: Work shall not proceed or facility shall not be used
High: Reduce risk through additional controls if practicable, if not, Permit to work may be required in
Comments addition to Safe Operating Procedure. & Competency levels appropriate should be documented
Medium: Reduce risk through additional controls if practicable, if not, add to the Safe Operating
Procedure the levels of competency should be appropriate
Low: This is work which may be of a routine nature or may require Training, Instruction or a Safe Method
of Work

Trivial: Additional controls required only if the benefits justify the effort

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 Evaluate the List additional control measures to be put in place
Activity RISK to reduce the risk to an acceptable level. RISK
No. Identified Hazards/Risk Persons Involved
L S R L S R

1.Driver must hold valid Kuwait driving

license.
2.Defensive driving training for drivers.
3.Driver must be followed Kuwait traffic
rules.
4.Vehicle Keys not left in ignition, to
prevent unauthorized use.
Delivering Unloading  Run over by Vehicles. 5.Ensure access is sufficient and safe to use.
and storing of  Hit by reversing 6.Dont take rest in or under Vehicle.
elevator materials Vehicle. 7.Proper barricade and safety sign board
using half lorry and Driver / Worker and
1  Vehicle Breakdown. F SE H provided on open excavation. O M L
unloading by Manual Forman
 Property Damage. 8.All Vehicle must be fitted with reverse
handling  Hand Injury. alarm/Flashing light.
9. The workplace and all access to be well
illuminated.
10.Ensure close supervision, effective
communication and coordination.
11.Use proper PPE during unloading of
material.

1.Reduce the weight of a load to limit force

exertion.
2.If unsure of the load weight, check with
P M M supervisor. O M L
Manual Handling Musculoskeletal disorder 3.Ensure proper manual handling procedure.
Hand injuries, cut, sharp 4.Identify and eliminate sharp edges before
2 edges, Slip Trip hazard Worker and Forman any manual lift.
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 5.Use appropriate PPE.
6.Limit load carrying to 20kg per person.
7.Supervisor/Forman must make sure while
manual handling loads individual task and
environment to be considered to reduce the
risk of manual handling.

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 1.Ensure access is always kept clear.
2.Housekeeping to be carried out regularly
throughout the day when required.
3.Provide adequate lighting, especially
Material Storing during working in the basement area.
Slip, Trip and fall, poor 4.Appropriate space is allowed around
3 Worker and Forman P M M O M L
housekeeping storage areas for employees to move around
safely without the risk of being trapped
between stacked material.
5.Maintain Good housekeeping.

4  Work at height Worker, Forman and O SE H 1.Erection/dismantling of scaffolding should O M L

 Fall from height. third party be done under the supervision of the
 Falling object. competent person.
 Overloading fragile 2.Only trained and authorized personnel to
surface. carry out the task.
 Access and Egress 3.Ensure the proper working platform with

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 complete fall protection.
4.All workers must have completed work at
height training.
5.Supervisor, foreman, Inspection, check of
work at height access equipment before use.
6.Ensure full body harness with 100% tie
Erection, dismantling off.
and use of 7.Supervision of workers 
scaffolding. 8.Hand tools must be secured.
9.Work materials are strictly not allowed to
be stored on platform except for working
tools.
10.Must clean the work area after
completion of the job.
11.Ensure safe access to the working
platform.
12. Scaffold access must be free from any
obstruction.

5 Fall of person Technician, electrician, P SE H O M L

Falling Objects helper and Forman

1.Working at safety training for elev+ator

sector must be provided.
2.Lifeline should be provided with anchor
point.
3.Always ensure 100% fall protection.
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 4.A TBT must be held prior to the works
commencing highlighting the hazards and
safe work practice to be employed.
5.Work at height must be planned,
Working at Height supervised and carried out safely.
6.Working area should be isolated from any
unauthorized entry.
7.Training must be provided in the use of
personal fall protection equipment.
8.Support systems with built-in edge
protection should be used if possible.

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 1.Check the ladder is of suitable quality for
industrial use and in good condition.
2.Never try to exceed any ladder.
3. always Maintain a minimum of 3-point
contact with stepladder (feet, thighs, hands)
If possible, avoid the use of stepladder at
working at height of 1.8meter and more.
4.Stepladder/ladder must be used on leveled
ground.
5.Ensure that during using ladder from the
top 2 step is blocked to avoid climbing on
Fall from height.
Use of Ladder Worker, Forman and that.
6 Working on unstable ground O SE H O M L
third party 6.The ladder securely fixed to prevent
Falling Object
slipping outwards or sideways or securely
always footed.
7.Person must hold the ladder while another
operative working on it.
8.Materials should not be placed above the
thread of ladder/step ladder.
9.Do not carry any material in one hand
while climbing or getting down from ladder.

7 Fall of load due to failure or Worker, Forman and O SE H 1.Operator must be holding Kuwait valid O M L
use of damaged lifting gear. third party license.
Load become unstable while 2.Crane only operated by 3rd party certified
suspended due to windy crane operator.
3.Banksman/Rigger should be 3rd party
condition.
certified.
4.Ensure mobile crane has been tested and
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 certified by 3rd party company.
5.Lifting belt/slings/Shackle etc. to be
inspected daily by user and thoroughly
examined 6 monthly by 3rd party certifying
company.
6.The provision of correct lifting
accessories,3rd party certified, color coded.
Use of mobile crane 7.Load of material to be determined.
during shifting /fixing 8.Ensure delivery trucks must be
of Motor Machine immobilized and ensure parking brake must
be engaged prior to unload /lift materials
from the truck bed.
9.Mobile cranes shall be positioned as
required and outrigger fully extended, rested
and padded in affirm level surface.
10.Exclusive zone set up around the mobile
crane and provide warning sign.
11.Tag line to be used when lifting material.
Availability of clear SWL on the cab and
ensure operator must be observed while in
operation.

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 1.Provide lifting mechanism and ensure
employees are competent to do the work.
2.provide enough manpower to the work.
Falling on body parts All bolt fastening must be done safely using
8 Installation of Lifting of heavy beams causing fatality O SE H a non-slippery spanner. O M L
supporting beams 3.Remove people working below the beam.
4.Provide signage lifting of equipment.

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 1.Inspect the buffer for damage from
transportation make sure all relevant
components are available.
2.Mark the buffer location by checking the
Equipment falling into body
layout drawing.
9 Installation of Buffer parts. Worker and Forman P M M 3.Secure them in place by using the O M L
pit equipment Restricted movement causing
necessary means.
incident.
4.Turn on the buffer and make sure the limit
switch is activated and operates normally.
5.Ensure that all employees wear proper
PPE.

10 Fatality or fracture Worker and Forman P SE H 1.Provides employees with safe gloves to O M L
handle the hoists or ropes.
2.Install the governor rope between the
overspeed governor and the tension weight
Polly.
3.Make sure no twists form in the rope

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 during fixing.
4.Mobilize and check how the safety gear
engages by pulling the overspeed rope. Also,
ensure that the tension weight pulley moves
freely.
5.secure the main ropes between the frame
and counterweight wedges in the overhead
area’s pully room, one at a time.
6.Install all ropes retaining clips and ensure
Installation of the safety pins are positions steadily in their
Hoisting Ropes and place.
frame 7. The frame component must be assembled
carefully.
8.The components must be hooked properly
to the lifting gear if available.
9.Briefing to be done by supervisor to crew
prior to start of activity.
10.Adequate supervision at site.
11.Ensure correct and safe manual handling
techniques are used always.
12.Use mechanical aid wherever possible.

11 Caught in between moving Worker and Forman O SE H 1.Ensure all electrical wiring has been O M L
objects. adequately installed and insulated.
Electrical Shock. 2.Only the commissioning team must be in
the area. where necessary provide relevant
signage to warn unnecessary access.
3.Do not connect or disconnect any
connectors when the power supply is on.
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 4.Never allow tools or equipment to be used
by anyone other than a qualified technician.
5.In case of any failure
 Disconnect power supply completely.
 Secure power supply against
reconnection.
 Check the requirement of earthing in
special circumstances.
Testing and
 Ensure all live conductors
commissioning adequately protected.
6.Do not rotate the machinery when
someone is working with the drive system.
There is a chance of electrical shock even of
the main supply is off.
7.Ensure the availability of competent
electrician while testing and commissioning
in progress.
8.Always wear the required PPE such use of
high voltage gloves.
9.Make sure safety earth is verified before
turning the power ON.
10.To reduce the danger of electrical shock,
always make sure electrical connections are
secure.
11.Working area must not be wet, to avoid
the risk of electrocution.
12.Use LOTO procedure when movement of
the equipment is not necessary.
13.Always clean up any excess oil and
dispose of properly.
14.Follow installation instruction.

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 1.Procedure and comply with material safety
data sheet for the products used, COSHH
assessment should be established and
observed the necessary precaution as
prescribed.
2.Ensure activity area must be free from any
source of ignition and area should be well-
ventilated/exhaustion to avoid accumulation
of highly flammable vapors including
container of chemical where a temporary
storage has been arranged onsite.
3.Activity and storage area must be free
Use of chemicals – Contact with harmful from any electrostatic charges.
12 e.g., Silicon, WD40, chemicals or other hazards Worker and Forman P M M 4.Avoid contact with skin and eyes. In case O M L
Gear oil. chemical on contact with eyes, rinse immediately with
penalty of water and proceed immediately to
hospital. If swallowed, seek medical advice
immediately and show the container to the
medical staff.
5.All dangerous substances to be clearly
labelled and stored in the designated hazards
material storage area.
6.Chemical to be used for their correct
purpose only. Never leave unconsumed
chemical at the activity area.
7.Store chemicals in a cool location, dry
condition in well-sealed receptacles.

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 1.Only the electrical qualified person to do
the work.
2.Electrical warning sign must be installed in
switchbox.
3.Use logout tagout system.
Use of electrical 2.Provide rubber gloves.
Exposure to electrical parts Worker, Forman and
3.Damage Electrical cable must be
13 power Electrical Shock third party F SE H replaced. O M L
Electrical Burn 4.Dont obstruct any access and egress
Slip Trip Hazard

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 1. housekeeping must be proper maintained
at work sites

Smoking 2.Smoking to be prohibited inside work Sites

Worker, Forman and and company premises
Fire Hazards
14 Poor Housekeeping third party O SE M O M L
3 - Not to use machine if any broken or not
Damage equipment covered.

15 Heat Exhaustion Worker, Forman, 1.Stop the works during summer timing O M L
Heat Stroke Visitor and third party P H work from 11am to 4pm.
Dehydration
Personal Injuries due to high 2.Arrange adequate drinking water and rest
temperature, burn, SE shelter.
Tiredness
3.Drink a penalty of water with electrolyte.
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 4.If feel something unusual immediately
inform Forman and report to Safety officer.
Working under high
temperature Direct 5.Do not allowed alone work.
sunlight
Dusty 6.Frequent Break.
High Wind
7.Proper supervision must be available

8.Correct PPE must be used.

9.Provide heat stress training.

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