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    Case Study - HIRA

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    1. The document identifies welding as an activity that poses safety and health hazards in the fabrication area, such as suffocation, burn injury, damage to eyes, and electrical shock. 2. Existing controls to mitigate the risks include welding screens, fire extinguishers, safety audits, and personal protective equipment. 3. The risks of welding are evaluated to have a rating of 9 based on a severity of 3 and likelihood of occurrence of 3, which is considered a medium risk requiring recommended controls.

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    Case Study - HIRA

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    1. The document identifies welding as an activity that poses safety and health hazards in the fabrication area, such as suffocation, burn injury, damage to eyes, and electrical shock. 2. Existing controls to mitigate the risks include welding screens, fire extinguishers, safety audits, and personal protective equipment. 3. The risks of welding are evaluated to have a rating of 9 based on a severity of 3 and likelihood of occurrence of 3, which is considered a medium risk requiring recommended controls.

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    1. The document identifies welding as an activity that poses safety and health hazards in the fabrication area, such as suffocation, burn injury, damage to eyes, and electrical shock. 2. Existing controls to mitigate the risks include welding screens, fire extinguishers, safety audits, and personal protective equipment. 3. The risks of welding are evaluated to have a rating of 9 based on a severity of 3 and likelihood of occurrence of 3, which is considered a medium risk requiring recommended controls.

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    Case Study - HIRA

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    Prakash kumarTripathi
    1. The document identifies welding as an activity that poses safety and health hazards in the fabrication area, such as suffocation, burn injury, damage to eyes, and electrical shock. 2. Existing controls to mitigate the risks include welding screens, fire extinguishers, safety audits, and personal protective equipment. 3. The risks of welding are evaluated to have a rating of 9 based on a severity of 3 and likelihood of occurrence of 3, which is considered a medium risk requiring recommended controls.

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    HAZARD IDENTIFICATIO

    Doc no:
    Rev.No:
    Rev. Date:
    Equipment / Area -
    Hazard identification

    Machines,
    equipment,
    Safety Hazard & Health Emergency
    production Activity Risk
    Hazard: situation
    processes or
    locations

    Health Hazard:
    1. Suffocation 1. Dizziness,
    NO
    2. Burn injury 2. Physical injury
    Fabrication Area Welding
    Safety Hazard: 1 Temporary/ Permanent
    1. Damage of eyes. disablement NO
    2. Electrical shock 2. Serious Injury
    DENTIFICATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT
    Format No.
    Form Rev No:
    Eff. Date:

    Risk Evaluation Risk control

    Risk Rating

    Legal Requirement
    Existing Control Rating Action Take
    (Yes/No) Severity Occurrence
    (SxO)

    No 1. Welding Screen,
    2. Fire
    extinguisher, 3 3 9 NA
    3. Safety audit,
    No 4. PPE
    Risk control

    Risk Rating after action

    Rating
    Severity Occurrence
    (SxO)

    3 3 9
    Risk matrix
    Most likely 5 5 15 25
    Occurrence Likely 3 3 9 15
    Rare 1 1 3 5
    1 3 5
    Negligible Marginal Fatal
    Severity

    Risk Level Action


    1 to 5 Low Controls may be deployed (Optiona)
    6 to 14 Medium Controls should be deployed (recommended)
    15 to 25 High Controls must be deployed

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