HIRADC
HIRADC
HIRADC
FILLING GUIDELINE
COLUMN DESCRIPTION
1 Number of activity
2 x`x`
Consequence Value
4 Identify any hazards caused by the work activities with the following
categories:
1. Unsafe Action;
1.a. Physiologic / Ergonomic: manual handling, repetitive movement,
working position, etc.
1.b. Psychological: working over-time, intimidation, violence, fatigue etc.
1.c. Behavioral: not wearing PPE properly, lack of concentration, short
cuts, violating procedures, etc.
2. Unsafe Condition:
2.a. Physical: height, slippery surface, surface with different elevation,
falling materials, confined space, electric shock, getting hit by moving
equipments, exposure to fire, explosion, radiation, noise, vibration,
extreme temperature, etc.
2.b. Chemical: contact with chemical substances, inhalation, ingestion,
unproper storage, etc.
2.c. Biological: virus, bacteria, snake bite, stung by insects, food
poisoning, food contamination, etc.
10 Count the Risk Value with the following matrix:
Column 9:
Risk Value (TR) = Likelihood Value (L) x Consequence Value ©
Column 10:
Risk Category:
L = Low Risk
M = Medium Risk
H = High Risk
E = Extreme Risk
IDENTIFICATION
RISK LEVEL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL
NO. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITY SAFETY & HEALTH HAZARDS CATEGORY FOLLOWING CONTROL CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENT ASPECT (TR) (TR)
(UA & UC)
1 2 3 4 10 13 17
1 Parts assembly, fitting, Fume L 1. Welder should use Dust Mask or L
welding Respirator behind the Welding Mask;
3 Parts Rigging Substandard Rigging Method H 1. Communicate lifting plan and area M
hazard identification before work;
2. Determine the load weight and Mobile
Crane Safe Workload (SWL);
3. Determine lashing type, lashing
method, and knots suitable with the load;
Punctured by Sling Wire or Sharp Material M 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
5 Parts Fitting and welding at Pinched Between Gap M 1. Helper should use standard leather L
height fitter gloves;
3. Helper should take care of surrounding
activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and helper;
6 Untying Sling / Webbing from Pinched Between Gap M 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
Load license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
Punctured by Sling Wire or Sharp Material M 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
7 Lifting Equipment Packing Pinched Between Gap M 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
Punctured by Sling Wire or Sharp Material M 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
JAKARTA - BANDUNG HIGH SPEED RAILWAY PROJECT
HSRCC PROJECT TEAM SINOHYDRO CO. LTD. BUREAU 7 SECTION 2
JOB SAFETY ANAYSIS
IDENTIFICATION
RISK LEVEL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL
NO. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITY SAFETY & HEALTH HAZARDS CATEGORY FOLLOWING CONTROL CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENT ASPECT (TR) (TR)
(UA & UC)
1 2 3 4 10 13 17
1 Mobile Crane Preparation Spill L 1. Provide spill treatment kit on site; L
2 Load Rigging Substandard Rigging Method H 1. Communicate lifting plan and area M
hazard identification before work;
2. Determine the load weight and Mobile
Crane Safe Workload (SWL);
3. Determine lashing type, lashing
method, and knots suitable with the load;
4 Untying Sling / Webbing from Pinched Between Gap H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
Load license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
Punctured by Sling Wire or Sharp Material H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
5 Lifting Equipment Packing Pinched Between Gap H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
Punctured by Sling Wire or Sharp Material H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
JAKARTA - BANDUNG HIGH SPEED RAILWAY PROJECT
HSRCC PROJECT TEAM SINOHYDRO CO. LTD. BUREAU 7 SECTION 2
JOB SAFETY ANAYSIS
IDENTIFICATION
RISK LEVEL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL
NO. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITY SAFETY & HEALTH HAZARDS CATEGORY FOLLOWING CONTROL CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENT ASPECT (TR) (TR)
(UA & UC)
1 2 3 4 10 13 17
1 Mobile Crane Preparation Spill L 1. Provide spill treatment kit on site; L
2 Load Rigging Substandard Rigging Method H 1. Communicate lifting plan and area M
hazard identification before work;
2. Determine the load weight and Mobile
Crane Safe Workload (SWL);
3. Determine lashing type, lashing
method, and knots suitable with the load;
4 Untying Sling / Webbing from Pinched Between Gap H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
Load license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
Punctured by Sling Wire or Sharp Material H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
5 Lifting Equipment Packing Pinched Between Gap H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
Punctured by Sling Wire or Sharp Material H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
JAKARTA - BANDUNG HIGH SPEED RAILWAY PROJECT
HSRCC PROJECT TEAM SINOHYDRO CO. LTD. BUREAU 7 SECTION 2
JOB SAFETY ANAYSIS
IDENTIFICATION
RISK LEVEL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL
NO. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITY SAFETY & HEALTH HAZARDS CATEGORY FOLLOWING CONTROL CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENT ASPECT (TR) (TR)
(UA & UC)
1 2 3 4 10 13 17
1 Mobile Crane Preparation Spill L 1. Provide spill treatment kit on site; L
2 Load Rigging Substandard Rigging Method H 1. Communicate lifting plan and area M
hazard identification before work;
2. Determine the load weight and Mobile
Crane Safe Workload (SWL);
3. Determine lashing type, lashing
method, and knots suitable with the load;
4 Beam Fitting on Support Pinched Between Gap H 1. Helper should use standard leather L
Structure fitter gloves;
3. Helper should take care of surrounding
activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and helper;
Load Swing H 1. Communicate lifting plan and area M
hazard identification before work;
2. Assign competent helper to control the
load stability with lanyard;
3. Assign flagman/rigger to help directing
the load movement;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
5. Do not lift during strong winds;
6 Untying Sling / Webbing from Pinched Between Gap H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
Load license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
Punctured by Sling Wire or Sharp Material H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
Punctured by Sling Wire or Sharp Material H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
JAKARTA - BANDUNG HIGH SPEED RAILWAY PROJECT
HSRCC PROJECT TEAM SINOHYDRO CO. LTD. BUREAU 7 SECTION 2
JOB SAFETY ANAYSIS
IDENTIFICATION
RISK LEVEL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL
NO. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITY SAFETY & HEALTH HAZARDS CATEGORY FOLLOWING CONTROL CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENT ASPECT (TR) (TR)
(UA & UC)
1 2 3 4 10 13 17
1 Mobile Crane Preparation Spill L 1. Provide spill treatment kit on site; L
2 Load Rigging Substandard Rigging Method H 1. Communicate lifting plan and area M
hazard identification before work;
2. Determine the load weight and Mobile
Crane Safe Workload (SWL);
3. Determine lashing type, lashing
method, and knots suitable with the load;
4 Silo Fitting on Support Pinched Between Gap H 1. Helper should use standard leather L
Structure fitter gloves;
3. Helper should take care of surrounding
activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and helper;
Punctured by Sling Wire or Sharp Material H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
6 Lifting Equipment Packing Pinched Between Gap H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
Punctured by Sling Wire or Sharp Material H 1. Rigger should able to show valid L
license;
2. Rigger/helper should use standard
leather fitter gloves;
3. Rigger/helper should take care of
surrounding activities;
4. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between operator and
rigger/helper;
JAKARTA - BANDUNG HIGH SPEED RAILWAY PROJECT
HSRCC PROJECT TEAM SINOHYDRO CO. LTD. BUREAU 7 SECTION 2
JOB SAFETY ANAYSIS
IDENTIFICATION
RISK LEVEL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL
NO. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITY SAFETY & HEALTH HAZARDS CATEGORY FOLLOWING CONTROL CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENT ASPECT (TR) (TR)
(UA & UC)
1 2 3 4 10 13 17
1 Scaffolding Assembly Pinched between gap M 1. Pre-Job Briefing; L
2. Scaffolder should able to show valid
license;
3. Scaffolder should use standard leather
fitter gloves;
4. Scaffolder should take care of
surrounding activities;
5. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between Scaffolder and
Scaffolding Inspector;
Prepared by: Ali Rizki Budiman Checked by: He Xiang Date: 29-Jan-20
IDENTIFICATION
RISK LEVEL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL
NO. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITY SAFETY & HEALTH HAZARDS CATEGORY FOLLOWING CONTROL CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENT ASPECT (TR) (TR)
(UA & UC)
1 2 3 4 10 13 17
1 Installing and dismantling Catastrophic incidence E 1. Make gantry crane valid PMA / M
gantry crane frame and boom Operator license.
2. Pre-job safety meeting
3. Inspection all joints
4. Barricade around installation or
dismantle area
5. Sufficient communication should be
maintained between engineer and
workers;
6. make sure area is cleared and stable
7. Wear proper PPE
Prepared by: Ali Rizki Budiman Checked by: He Xiang Date: 29-Jan-20
IDENTIFICATION
RISK LEVEL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL
NO. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITY SAFETY & HEALTH HAZARDS CATEGORY FOLLOWING CONTROL CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENT ASPECT (TR) (TR)
(UA & UC)
1 2 3 4 10 13 17
1 Moving equipment into Personel working or walking near equipment M 1. Verify that travel path is clear for all L
position for personel
construction/installation 2. Sound horn or fluid while crossing
equipment
3.Have designated person verify travel
path is clear and to warn nearby
personnel of the moving equipment
4.Ensure backup alarm are operational
prior to start of each shift
Installing Ballast Personnel injury from equipment M 1. Have equipment operators take L
direction from designated person only.
2. Have designated person verify the path
is clear before operation.
3. Have all non essential personnel move
away from ballasting operation
Tamping Ballast Personnel injury from equipment M 1. Ensure operator takes directions from L
designated person only.
2. Remove all non essential person from
tamping area
Prepared by: Ali Rizki Budiman Checked by: He Xiang Date: 29-Jan-20
IDENTIFICATION
RISK LEVEL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL
NO. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITY SAFETY & HEALTH HAZARDS CATEGORY FOLLOWING CONTROL CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENT ASPECT (TR) (TR)
(UA & UC)
1 2 3 4 10 13 17
1 Topographed Survey Weather Condition M 1. stop work when raining coming L
2. Always read weather forecasing before
work
3. Ensure bring Raincoat
4. Ensure Radio Communication fully
charged before leaving for outdoor survey
Prepared by: Ali Rizki Budiman Checked by: He Xiang Date: 29-Jan-20
IDENTIFICATION
RISK LEVEL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL
NO. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITY SAFETY & HEALTH HAZARDS CATEGORY FOLLOWING CONTROL CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENT ASPECT (TR) (TR)
(UA & UC)
1 2 3 4 10 13 17
1 Job Preparation Interference with other on-going operations M 1. Pre-job safety meeting L
2. Hot work permit
3. Working Plan
Fire E 1. Use only certified and inspected M
welding machine
2. fire watcher stand by on location
3. Keep away combustible material
4. Wear proper PPE
Prepared by: Ali Rizki Budiman Checked by: He Xiang Date: 29-Jan-20
IDENTIFICATION
RISK LEVEL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL
NO. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITY SAFETY & HEALTH HAZARDS CATEGORY FOLLOWING CONTROL CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENT ASPECT (TR) (TR)
(UA & UC)
1 2 3 4 10 13 17
1 Site preparation hazard unidentified L 1. Competent PTW coordinatoor and L
trained supervisor to filling PTW
Improper body posture M 1. Implement proper body L
posture/method for manual handling
2. Brief workers related back injury
prevention
Sharp Edge M 1. Place softener or cover the sharp area L
2. Brief to workers regarding on hand
injury prevention
3. Wear Proper PPE
Peope falling into the pit E 1. Hard barricading every opening pit M
2. Post Safety sign in every 1.5> pit
3. Lighting properly for night time
4. Proper access provided
5. Tool box Meeting
6. Wear Proper PPE
Prepared by: Ali Rizki Budiman Checked by: He Xiang Date: 29-Jan-20
IDENTIFICATION
RISK LEVEL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL
NO. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITY SAFETY & HEALTH HAZARDS CATEGORY FOLLOWING CONTROL CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENT ASPECT (TR) (TR)
(UA & UC)
1 2 3 4 10 13 17
1 Setup site to form and pouring Shock / Electroconduction M 1. Inspect all cordsets on tools and M
concrete equipmement from damage
2.Pre-job safety Meeting
3. Wear Proper PPE
Struck / Crushed M 1. Ensure barricade surounding concrete L
area
2. Set up safezone for rest when
concreting
3. Wear Proper PPE
2 Installing forms, and rebar Sprains / Strains M 1. Use leg to lift, do not bend at waist. M
2. Team lift if needed
Pinched M 1. Use proper hand placement on rebar M
to avoiding pinching when installing rebar
2. Use Proper PPE
3 Cast in place concrete Chemical / Concrete burns M Use gloves, safety glasses and wash off L
splattered concrete asap with fresh water
or neutralizing solution
Strains / Sprains M Use power screed whenever possible to L
eliminate constant motion required by
hand screed
Struck / Crushed M 1.Use chute man to swing concrete chute L
back & for signal concrete truck driver
2. Chute man need commute with the
rest of crew
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3 Clean Up Slips, Trip Hazard 1. Leg Injury 1. Inspect work area, move material that
2. Body Injury may cause trips prior to performing work
2. Wear Proper PPE 3 2 6 M Y
3
Impact / Crushing 1. Body Injury 1. Ensure work area is clear and access
2. Catastrophic Damage and egress allow room to avoid trapping 3 2 6 M Y
situation
Unexpected Movement 1. Catastrophic Damage 1. Emergency procedure should be in
2. Fatality place in case of load movement
3. Middle Injury 2. Position slings correctly and check load
balance, lower and re slings if not 5 5 25 E N
balanced
6 Installing forms, and rebar Sprains / Strains 1. Back Injury 1. Use leg to lift, do not bend at waist.
2. Dispotion 2. Team lift if needed
5 3 15 H Y
7 Cast in place concrete Chemical / Concrete burns 1. Midde Injury Use gloves, safety glasses and wash off
splattered concrete asap with fresh water
5 3 15 H Y
or neutralizing solution
Sharp Edge 1. Hand Injury 1. Place softener or cover the sharp area
2. Finger Injury 2. Brief to workers regarding on hand
injury prevention 5 2 10 H Y
3. Wear Proper PPE
Uncertified Equipment 1. Property Damage 1. Use proper equipment for the job
2. All equipment must be in good
condition
3. No modification on tools and 5 2 10 H Y
equipment are allowed to be inspected
9 Excavation Unexperienced Excavator Operator 1. Fatality 1. Only certified excavator will allowed to
2. Property Damage operate the excavator
3. Middle Injury 2. record operator license 5 5 25 E N
3. toolbox meeting
Spillage Failure Excavator 1. Fatality 1. Only adequate excavator to be used
2. Property Damage 2. Perform Daily inspection
3. Middle Injury 3. Standy Spillage response equipment 5 5 25 E N
4. Ground Polluting
Ground condition not surveyed 1. Light Injury 1. Proper land survey must be
5 2 10 H Y
implemented
Soil stock distance to edge of excavation pit 1. Catastrophic Damage 1. Soil stock distance to edge must be
2. Fatality greater than excavation depth 5 2 10 H Y
3. Middle Injury
Excavator near opening pit 1. Catastrophic Damage 1. Excavator must not be positioned
2. Fatality within 2m to edge
3. Middle Injury 2. Flagman must be assist machinery full 5 2 10 H Y
time
People walking around excavation area 1. Fatality 1. No people in excavation area during
2. Property Damage operation
3. Middle Injury 2. Flagman must check surrounding area
before give an instruction to operator 5 4 20 E N
3. Tool box meeting
Peope falling into the pit 1. Fatality 1. Hard barricading every opening pit
2. Property Damage 2. Post Safety sign in every 1.5> pit
3. Middle Injury 3. Lighting properly for night time
4. Proper access provided 5 4 20 E N
5. Tool box Meeting
6. Wear Proper PPE
10 Backfilling and Compacting Work backfiling failure 1. Fatality 1. Following Method Statement
2. Catastrophic Damage 2. Toolbox Meeting 5 4 20 E N
3. Medical Treatment Case
12 Topographed Survey Weather Condition 1. Middle INjury 1. stop work when raining coming
2. Light Injury 2. Always read weather forecasing before
3. Fever work
3. Ensure bring Raincoat 5 3 15 H Y
4. Ensure Radio Communication fully
charged before leaving for outdoor survey
13 Installing rail Back injury 1. Back Injury 1. Bend knees to lessen pressure on
2. Dispotion lower back.
2. Use legs as source of power to lift.
3. Use proper leverage bars when 5 3 15 H Y
adjusting rail.
4. Use rail dogs when lifting or adjusting
rail.
Prepared by: Ali Rizki Budiman Checked by: He Xiang Date: 29-Jan-20
IDENTIFICATION
RISK LEVEL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL
NO. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITY SAFETY & HEALTH HAZARDS CATEGORY FOLLOWING CONTROL CATEGORY
ENVIRONMENT ASPECT (TR) (TR)
(UA & UC)
1 2 3 4 10 13 17
1 Gantry Crane Operation Equipment or Control Failure E 1. Check all control are functioning M
correctly before procceding
2. Do not exceed safe working load
3. Remotes must be checked againts
specific cranes