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    This document provides a hazard identification and risk assessment for work involving using a concrete pump from a height of 34 meters. It identifies 5 activities - 1) erecting staging and platform, 2) placing the concrete pump, 3) connecting the pump line, 4) unloading concrete into the pump, and 5) placing concrete. For each activity, potential hazards are identified and their initial and controlled risks are assessed. Control measures to reduce risks are also described, such as using fall protection harnesses and experienced operators. The overall risks are determined to be at a tolerable and acceptable level after control measures are implemented.

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    This document provides a hazard identification and risk assessment for work involving using a concrete pump from a height of 34 meters. It identifies 5 activities - 1) erecting staging and platform, 2) placing the concrete pump, 3) connecting the pump line, 4) unloading concrete into the pump, and 5) placing concrete. For each activity, potential hazards are identified and their initial and controlled risks are assessed. Control measures to reduce risks are also described, such as using fall protection harnesses and experienced operators. The overall risks are determined to be at a tolerable and acceptable level after control measures are implemented.

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    This document provides a hazard identification and risk assessment for work involving using a concrete pump from a height of 34 meters. It identifies 5 activities - 1) erecting staging and platform, 2) placing the concrete pump, 3) connecting the pump line, 4) unloading concrete into the pump, and 5) placing concrete. For each activity, potential hazards are identified and their initial and controlled risks are assessed. Control measures to reduce risks are also described, such as using fall protection harnesses and experienced operators. The overall risks are determined to be at a tolerable and acceptable level after control measures are implemented.

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    RCC at Height Hira

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    This document provides a hazard identification and risk assessment for work involving using a concrete pump from a height of 34 meters. It identifies 5 activities - 1) erecting staging and platform, 2) placing the concrete pump, 3) connecting the pump line, 4) unloading concrete into the pump, and 5) placing concrete. For each activity, potential hazards are identified and their initial and controlled risks are assessed. Control measures to reduce risks are also described, such as using fall protection harnesses and experienced operators. The overall risks are determined to be at a tolerable and acceptable level after control measures are implemented.

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    SIMPLEX INFRASTRUCTURES LIMITED

    DLF REGAL GARDEN ,SECTOR-90 Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment and Control Measure Worksheet (HIRA)

    JOB TITLE : RCC at Height 34 Meter EL. Using Concrete pump.

    FORMAT NO:

    Sl ACTIVITY (JOB STEPS No IN SEQUENCE)

    HAZARDS/RISK

    CONSEQUENCES

    PROBABILITY SEVERITY RISK PRESENT CONTROL MEASURE PROBABILITY SEVERITY

    RISK

    CONTROLLED FINAL RESPONSIBILITY RISK RATING ASSESSMENT

    1 Erection of staging for working plate form and approach.

    1. Injury during transportation.

    body injury

    20

    1.Full body harness with two Lanyard with two anchor should be used by all the worker and it will be anchored at suitable position. 2.Experienced manpower for transportation of materials should be deputed. 1. Barricading the area.

    TOLERABLE

    ACCEPTABLE

    2. Fall of materials.

    body injury/ Property damage body injury/ Property damage

    20

    2. Authorizes entry only. 1) Proper anchoring of staging is to be done. 1.Boom placer/ Pump to be rested on firm ground and firm base. 2. Placed away from heavy traffic area. 1. Proper manual handling method to be adopted.

    TOLERABLE

    ACCEPTABLE

    3. Toppling of staging.

    25

    TOLERABLE

    ACCEPTABLE Site Engineer / Manager Name: ACCEPTABLE Contact no:

    2 Placing of concrete pump. 1. Toppling of concrete pump. 4 2. Struck by other moving vehicle. 3 Connecting concrete pump line. 1. Fall of pipe line while erecting. body injury/ Property damage 4 4 16 5 20

    4 TOLERABLE

    body injury/ Property damage 2. Leakage of pipe line at joints.

    16

    2. Leak proof coupler to be provided at joints. 1. Stop block are to be placed. 2. Proper signal to be given by signalman. 1. proper communication should be ensured. 2. Operation by trained pump operator should be ensured. 1) Proper anchoring of the pipeline with firm support should be ensured. 1. Regular concrete pump strokes should be maintained. 2. use of excessive sharp angle ends should be avoided. 1. The hose should not be bent more that 60'C with the concrete load. 2. Care should be taken to keep up the continuous flow of concrete. 3. When the floor is in up word direction, utmost care is to be taken. 4. The operation should be supervised by experienced supervisor.

    TOLERABLE

    ACCEPTABLE

    4 Unloading of concrete into 1. Hitting the pump by transit pump by transit mixer. mixer. 2. Over pouring of concrete into body injury/ Property damage pump hopper. 4 5 20

    TOLERABLE

    ACCEPTABLE

    5 Placing concrete

    1. Excessive vibration at directional charge. 2. Chocking of pipeline

    3. Busting of hose. body injury/ Property damage 4 4 16

    TOLERABLE

    ACCEPTABLE

    Site Engineer / Manager Name: Contact no:

    Prepared By

    Reviewed By

    Approved By

    Name Designation

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