This document outlines the hazards, control measures, and responsibilities associated with a construction project. It lists 4 key steps: 1) Obtaining the necessary work permits; 2) Preparing the site according to the method statement and permit requirements; 3) Conducting a site survey and walk; and 4) Conducting any manual handling of equipment or materials. For each step, it identifies potential hazards, control measures to mitigate the hazards, and assigns responsible parties to ensure the control measures are implemented. The overall goal is to complete each step safely without injury to personnel or damage to property.
This document outlines the hazards, control measures, and responsibilities associated with a construction project. It lists 4 key steps: 1) Obtaining the necessary work permits; 2) Preparing the site according to the method statement and permit requirements; 3) Conducting a site survey and walk; and 4) Conducting any manual handling of equipment or materials. For each step, it identifies potential hazards, control measures to mitigate the hazards, and assigns responsible parties to ensure the control measures are implemented. The overall goal is to complete each step safely without injury to personnel or damage to property.
This document outlines the hazards, control measures, and responsibilities associated with a construction project. It lists 4 key steps: 1) Obtaining the necessary work permits; 2) Preparing the site according to the method statement and permit requirements; 3) Conducting a site survey and walk; and 4) Conducting any manual handling of equipment or materials. For each step, it identifies potential hazards, control measures to mitigate the hazards, and assigns responsible parties to ensure the control measures are implemented. The overall goal is to complete each step safely without injury to personnel or damage to property.
This document outlines the hazards, control measures, and responsibilities associated with a construction project. It lists 4 key steps: 1) Obtaining the necessary work permits; 2) Preparing the site according to the method statement and permit requirements; 3) Conducting a site survey and walk; and 4) Conducting any manual handling of equipment or materials. For each step, it identifies potential hazards, control measures to mitigate the hazards, and assigns responsible parties to ensure the control measures are implemented. The overall goal is to complete each step safely without injury to personnel or damage to property.
Hazard Control Measures / Recovery Measures Responsible No. Sequence of activities be harmed? Party 1 Obtain Work Permit (General) Violation of RLIC and QP Injury to personnel, Preparation of Method statement and JSA Work site Procedure Damage to for QP and RLIC Approval supervisor/ property, The Work permit shall be obtained before safety officer /equipment the start of work. The Permit shall be displayed at work sites in permit boxes as per RLIC regulation Site supervisors name and phone number shall be displayed on the permit boxes. Emergency Contact numbers and grid reference should be displayed on the permit boxes Discussion with all personnel involved in the job to understand the work permit, Method Statement and JSA 2 Site preparation as per method Unauthorized entry. Injury to personnel, Site vehicle control access/egress points to Work site statement/ permit requirements Unsafe working practices. prevent unauthorised entry supervisor/ (General) Incorrect use of Damage to All personnel to receive INSAH Safety safety officer tools/equipments. property, induction Improper. /equipment Daily Tool Box Talk to be conducted before Adverse weather start of work conditions Implement job rotation as per weather condition/heat index status. Discuss JSA and safe working procedure (Task briefing) with the work force. Provide clean, cool drinking water, welfare and hygiene facilities. QP/ RLIC Heat Stress Program must be strictly followed. First aid box to be located on site. Qualified First aid person to be permanently on site. Use correct PPE as per the work requirements in addition to the mandatory PPE. 3 Site survey / site walk Slip, trips,fall, personal injury Injury to Do not use Mobile/Calculator while walking Work site Walking on uneven personnel, on site. supervisor/ surface. Site Operatives Do not walk while reading drawings. safety officer Proper Footwear Stay Alert To Change In ground. Action / Step Who or what may Hazard Control Measures / Recovery Measures Responsible No. Sequence of activities be harmed? Party Do not overload yourself with what you carry Slow down ensure proper footing If Climbing on ramp use hand rails At All Times Watch Footing On Surfaces Containing sharp stones or nailed woods etc. Use mandatory PPE 4 Manual Handling Improper lifting Injury to workers, Never manually handle unless you have no Work site Injury to back, sprains & site staff and other option. supervisor/ facture. visitors Never manually handle if load is out of safety officer Slip Trips & fall Individual/your Capability Damage to Improper tools Use of mechanical aids should be considered, No work breaks equipment & such as cranes, Fork lift chain blocks etc property Carry out manual handling assessment Adopting a correct posture to lift the load. Using the proper method of lifting technique or arrange for team lifting Any broken or unsuitable tool will be removed from the work site. (ie, Homemade, Modified, Incorrect for task etc) Work area kept clean & Tidy Materials should arrange & stack properly designated area Daily Tool Box Talk to be conducted before the start of work Discuss JSA and safe working procedure (Task briefing) with the work force Providing work breaks or works sharing to reduce exposure time. Reducing the exposure by job rotation & changing of task PPE will used, this will consist of safety boots, Hi Viz Tabard or jacket, safety glasses, safety helmet 5 Access (General) Access less than 1 meter Injury to workers, Safe access should provide with handrails. Work site (General) site staff and (General Area) supervisor/ Slip & Trip visitors TBT Shall be conducted Emergency safety officer procedure will explain at site induction times All the access to be cleared for any material, tools and equipments Access direction signs will be placed. Action / Step Who or what may Hazard Control Measures / Recovery Measures Responsible No. Sequence of activities be harmed? Party Housekeeping will maintain regular basis No running is allowed on site at any time Always use mandatory PPE 6 Use of Hand tools Damage, & fabricated Injury to workers, Damage/Fabricated hand tools Work site hand tools site staff (Homemade tools) will not be permitted on supervisor/ Improper tool Visitors all job sites. safety officer Splashes Public Tools will be tested & tagged by Competent Hand injury Damage to person before use equipment & Use the right tools for each task. property Skilled workers to be carry out the work. Conduct a daily tool box talk prior to the start of work Ensure appropriate PPE always provided and used, for example, wide vision goggles or safety spectacles and a face shield, ear plugs or muffs 7 Use of power tools (grinder, drill, Damage, fabricated Injury to workers, Damage/Fabricated power tools Work site etc) power tools site staff (Homemade tools) will not be permitted on supervisor/ Imbalance Visitors all job sites. safety officer Improper tool Public Ensure ground is stable before commencing Major injury due to Damage to work incorrect operation equipment & Tools will be tested & tagged by a Unauthorized operation property competent person before use. Fire & Electrocution "Do Not Operate" tags are placed on faulty Burns equipment. Hearing impaired Physical check of equipment for damage to Incorrect grounding cable, guards in place and functional etc. No Deadmans switch before use. Power cords in poor Training & Toolbox should conduct prior to condition. work. Slip/Trip & Falls Correct tools for the task. No Guards Equipment used in accordance with Dust manufacturer's design and operating Noise instruction Vibration Trained & Skilled workers carry out the work. Fire Extinguisher & Blanket should be in place Work site should clear with combustible/flammable materials Dont use any electrical equipment unless it is properly grounded & connected through Residual-current device like GFCI,ELCB Avoid laying cable in damp areas All trigger latching devices will be removed Action / Step Who or what may Hazard Control Measures / Recovery Measures Responsible No. Sequence of activities be harmed? Party All power cords, including extension cords will be maintained in a serviceable condition to comply Safety policy Secure leads/hoses in a safe position, if possible above ground level. Install spark shield All guards to be checked & should be in place, the equipment design with the guards will not be used without guards. Switch off when not in use Do not leave running unattended for any time When possible, find ways to minimize the use of vibrating tools. Replace high-vibration tools with low vibration Work rotation schedule to be implemented Introduce work breaks to avoid constant, Approved & Correct PPE to be worn as per work task. (Face shield, Mask, Ear plug etc) 8 Crack repairing application Improper storage, Injury to workers, All materials should be stored as per the Work site poor ventilation site staff manufactures recommendations in the supervisor/ Spill Visitors ventilated shaded area. safety officer Fire/explosion Public Material safety data sheet (MSDS) should be Handling Damage to in place for easy reference. Potential fume inhalation equipment & Spill kit will be available to control the spilling Un-attended chemicals property Never smoke in the area where application Splash is in progress, Burn Keep the suitable fire extinguishers in ready condition Ensure there is no naked flame or spark generating equipment in the area No smoking policy to be complied All materials will be secured & allowed to use by skilled persons only. Ventilation will be used when needed. Wash properly before consuming any food Wear approved PPE as per MSDS 9 Heat Exposure Heat stroke/Heat Cramps/ Injury to workers, No work during hottest part of the day. Work site Working in hot /Cold weather Heat exhaust site staff Avoid dehydration: rest and drink lot of supervisor/ condition Dehydration Visitors water frequently safety officer Poor ventilation Public Avoid sun exposure: proper clothing and Hypothermia sunscreen Action / Step Who or what may Hazard Control Measures / Recovery Measures Responsible No. Sequence of activities be harmed? Party Damage to Frequent breaks will be provided equipment & Avoid alcohol, caffeinated drinks, and property heavy meals. Avoid hypothermia conditions: stay dry, wear suitable clothing specially winter. Wear clothing suitable to the conditions and the work Rest and warm yourself frequently Mechanical ventilation will be provided, if area is closed by walls or heavy fencing sheets (standby fan and air coolers). If any symptoms are observed the person will be transferred to a suitable place and we will call immediately to control room for further action. on Tel No. 135 10 Ergonomic Muscle pains Injury to personnel, Adequate number of workers to be assigned, Work site Site Operatives Job rotation will be in place. supervisor/ No overworking for the installers by having safety officer reserve workers Proper platforms, tools, welfare facility to be provided and ensure all are in place before commencement of work. 11 Waste management Contamination. Site Operatives Adequate disposal methods shall in Work site Biological. compliance with QP supervisor/ Disease. Store the minimum amount, if possible safety officer 12 Welfare facilities Contamination. Site Operatives Adequate welfare facilities shall in Work site Biological. compliance with QP/ RLIC Policy supervisor/ Disease., Illness. Ensure daily cleaning by regular inspection safety officer 13 Emergency response. Failure of warning system. Site Operatives QP Emergency Number posted all over the Work site Visitors (if any) sit 135 supervisor/ Site Emergency Contact numbers & safety officer Evacuation chart posted. 14 Returning site to good condition Proper housekeeping to be maintained. Work site All access shall be free from any obstructions supervisor/ safety officer