Risk Assessment for: “Pile Head Treatment”
Project: Dermatology & Aesthetic Centre,
Ref No.: DHA/RH/PH/RA/01
Rashid Hospital
Date 16-03-2022
Residual Risk
Ref.
1
2
Activity
Element/
hazard
Significant
Potential
Hazards/Risks
involved
Surface
preparation
Use of power hand
tools, potential of
electric shock and
injury with contact
of part of machine
Using
compressed
air for cleaning
Injury to personnel
due to the accident
releasing to the
hose clamps,
Dust
generations at
work place
3
1
Storing,
handling and
application of
chemical
.
Populati
on at
Risk
5-10
5-10
Risk Classification
Likelihood
(L)
3
3
Severity
(S)
3
3
Risk
Rating
(RR)
9
9
Risk
Level Low
/ Medium /
High
Medium
Medium
Eye injuries, Lung
disease)
Unauthorized
usage of
‘Hazardous
Chemicals. Injuries
to
health/respiratory
disorder, Skin
irritation due to
contact with the
chemical
5-10
3
3
9
Medium
Action to be Taken to Reduce
Risk
All employees must be given task
briefing and Risk assessment
briefing
• Prepare a detailed method
statement and ensure its
compliance.
• Prior to start of work an
engineering Survey to be done
by competent person.
Review positions with reference to
utility plans. CAT scan each
position prior to and during
excavation, use hand tools with
insulated handles wherever
possible.
. Follow water spray system
wherever the dust is generated.
Wear personal
protective
equipment- facemask, dust mask
and safety goggles
Ensure that material to be stored in
designated
chemical
storage,
Material Safety Data Sheets
(MSDS) are made available at the
site and the users are made aware
of the hazards involved while using
and storing these chemicals. They
must be issued required P.P.E. and
work to be carried out under strict
supervision. Ensure materials are
stored in an isolated area with
appropriate warning signs.
Use hand tools such as roller to
apply the coating of chemical to
avoid contact with the skin.
Use rubber hand gloves with
respiratory mask and eye goggles
While applying the coating.
Make sure adequate ventilation is
there to avoid accumulation of
fumes in the area.
Responsibility
for
implementation
Project
Engineer,
Supervisor.
Project
Engineer,
Supervisor.
Revised Risk
Classification
Likelihood
(L)
Severity
(S)
Risk
Rating
(RR)
2
2
4
2
2
4
Low / Medium /
High
Responsibility
for Monitoring
Low
HSE Officer
Supervisor
Low
HSE Officer
Supervisor
HSE Officer
Supervisor
.
Site Engineer,
Supervisor,
Foreman
2
2
4
Low
HSE Officer
Supervisor
Risk Assessment for: “Pile Head Treatment”
Project: Dermatology & Aesthetic Centre,
Ref No.: DHA/RH/PH/RA/01
Rashid Hospital
Date 16-03-2022
4
Working in low
Visibility and
adverse
weather
conditions
Slips, trips & fall
5-10
3
3
Provide sufficient lighting for
general and task. Provide warning
signs about hazardous situation
and barricade the area.
Provide ventilation fans, Cold water
and frequent breaks.
No lone working to be allowed in
any case
Monitoring and Supervision
9
Heat Stress
Prepared by:
HSE ENGINEER
Site Engineer,
Supervisor,
Foreman
2
2
4
Low
HSE Officer
Supervisor
Reviewed /Approved by: PM/CM
Risk Classification
Likelihood (L):
LIKELIHOOD
(PROBABILITY)
(P)
SEVERITY
(IMPACT)
(S)
RARE
Remote Possibility
(once every 3 years or more)
1
Insignificant (1)
Minor (2)
Moderate (3)
Significant (4)
Major (5)
Low
1
Low
2
Low
3
Low
4
Medium
5
UNLIKELY
Could Happen But Rare
(typically once in a year)
2
Low
2
Low
4
Medium
6
Medium
8
Medium
10
POSIBBLE
Could Happen Occasionally
(on average quarterly)
3
LIKELY
Could Happen Often
(on average once in a month or more)
4
ALMOST CERTAIN
Could Happen Frequently
(once a week or more)
5
Low
3
Medium
6
Medium
9
Medium
12
High
15
Low
4
Medium
8
Medium
12
High
16
High
20
Medium
5
Medium
10
High
15
High
20
High
25
Risk Rating (RR) = Likelihood X Severity
16 - 25
9 - 15
1-8
2
POTENTIALLY CATASTROPHIC / ACTION NEEDED IMMEDIATELY
POTENTIALLY MAJOR AND SERIOUS / ACTION TO BE TAKEN WITHINDEFENITE TIMEPERIOD
POTENTIALLY MINOR / ACTION TO BE TAKEN SUBJECT TOREVIEWS PERIODICALLY OR AFTERSIGNIFICANT CHANGE ETC
Risk Rating
H
M
L