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    HAZARD IDENTIFICATION


    

    Find hazards before they find you! 

    COURSE OBJECTIVE

    To enhance the knowledge of Orpic employees to


    Identify & report the work place hazards.
    COURSE CONTENT

    • Introduction.
    • What is a hazard and what is a risk.

    • Hazards identification & control.


    • Difference between unsafe act & condition.

    • Who is empowered to stop & correct unsafe act.


    • How to report Identified Hazards.
    INTRODUCTION

    Hazard identification is the process used to determine all


    possible behaviours, situations, activities, events and
    circumstances that may expose people to injury, illness,
    disease, death or may cause environmental impact and
    damage/loss to assets.
    What is a HAZARD

    Hazard: Anything (e.g. behavior, condition, situation,


    practice) that has the potential to cause harm to
    people, environmental, asset and reputation.

    e.g. - chemicals, electric energy, working at heights, noise, etc.


    Example: Hazards in the Work place
    What is a RISK

    “Likelihood that a hazard will cause a


    specific harm or injury to person or damage
    property and the extent of the consequence”

    Risk = Likelihood x Consequence


    Likelihood – The chance that a hazard may cause harm

    Consequence – The extent of harm or damage that might be caused


    Hazard Identification & Control
    Methods commonly used for identifying hazards in the workplace
    include:
    

    1. Workplace routine checks (everybody should constantly look for hazards
    when they are in the work place) . 

    2. Weekly HSE walk around

    3. HSE Audits
    4. Hazard Analysis
    5. HAZOP, etc.

    

    Orpic Risk Matrix
    PROBABILITY
    CATEGORY

    DEFINITION
    A B C D E
    A Possibility of repeated incidents
    I 1 1 1 2 3

    B Possibility of isolated incidents


    II 1 1 2 3 4
    C Possibility of occurring sometime
    III 2 2 3 4 4
    D Not likely to occur

    IV 3 4 4 4 4 E Practically impossible

    CONSEQUENCE CONSIDERATIONS
    FINANCIAL
    HEALTH/SAFETY ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT PUBLIC IMPACT
    IMPACT
    Fatalities, Serious Impact on Potential Widespread, Long Term, Significant Public Disruption; Extended
    I Corporate
    Public Significant Adverse Effects National or International Media Coverage
    Potential Localized, Medium Term, Small Public Disruption: One Time National 1M-
    II Serious Injury / Health Impact Business
    Significant Adverse Effects or Extended Local Media Coverage 10M$
    Potential Short Term, Minor, Adverse Public Complaints, One Time Local Media
    III Medical Treatment Site
    Effects Coverage 1M$
    10K-
    IV Minor Inconsequential or No Adverse Effects Public Complaint; No Media Coverage Other
    Hazard Control-Mitigation

    Remove the machine.

    Replace with the machine


    which emits less noise

    Attach guards to the machine to


    protect users.

    Working procedures ,instructions,


    training etc.

    gloves, glasses, earmuffs, safety


    shoes..etc..
    Control
    Record
    Assess

    Review
    Identify

    Process of Identifying & Managing Health & Safety risks


    Safety 

    Observation
    Difference of Unsafe Act and Condition?

    Condition – Open
    Act – Individual doing
    access hatch (fall
    the job without
    hazard).
    proper PPE !113
    3
    If Unsafe Acts/conditions are Not
    Recognized and Controlled
    They Will Continue Until
    An Incident Results.

    The Process of Elimination


    Must Start With
    You!
    Who is empowered to stop unsafe act? 


    EVERYONE
    is empowered to stop and correct unsafe acts.
    Keep your colleague safe, avoid that he/she gets
    hurt.
    Care about your colleague.

    Raphael De Loenen
    COO
    Safety Observation Scenarios

    Safety Observation Scenarios
    Safety Observation Scenarios
    Orpic HSE Vision

    Now Orpic Health & Safety Vision


    Learning Outcome

    Summarize what you have learnt and


    how you implement it?

    •What is a hazard and what is a risk


    •Hazards identification & control
    •Difference between unsafe act & condition.
    •Who is empowered to stop & correct unsafe act.
    •How to report Safety Observation.

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