Concrete Pouring Risk Assessment
Concrete Pouring Risk Assessment
Concrete Pouring Risk Assessment
1 Placing Failure to provide Injuries, fatalities, 3 4 12 M 1. Housekeeping to be maintained Access should be clear 1 4 4 L Project
concrete pump flagman, lack of Fracture and unwanted material should be from obstruction Engineer/
communication, property damage removed.
Site
Soil/ land 2. Competent and certified flagman
Engineer /
condition, Struck should be present in the site to guide
Foremen
with the people & the concrete pump.
Slips trip & fall 4. while placing the pump the area
Should be barricaded.
Supervisor.
proper position.
before extension.
2 Delivery of the Concrete truck Fatality, 4 4 16 H 1. Ensure that the truck roads are to Close supervision, 1 4 4 L Project
concrete maneuvering, Fractures, be identified and signages to be Install safety signages, Engineer/
Exposed to moving Minor injury, install. and Keep the access Site
parts (gear, chain Property damage, clear from any
2. Trained flag man/ signal man to Engineer /
and rollers), Eye injury, obstruction.
control vehicle maneuvering. Foremen
Struck with the Skin problem (dry,
3. Trespassing of personnel on the
people & itchy, red and scaly),
route is to be monitored.
materials,
4.Reverse alarms for trucks is to be
mechanical failure
operational while reversing.
in the truck,
pressure.
3 Pump Collapse of pump Personnel Injuries, 4 4 16 H 1.checking third party certificate of 1. Regular visual 1 4 4 L Project
Standing/ due to ground Fatalities, the pump and operator. inspection and annual Engineer/
pump setting conditions/ Property Damages third party inspection
2.Provide TBT and share safe standing Site
insufficient are carried out.
procedure. Engineer /
stability/ failure of
failure occur.
communication.
hoses, Injuries due to the certified operator shall operate the entry. Engineer /
hose bursting, pump. Close supervision by site Foremen
Contact with
Skin & Eye injuries 3. Maintain the concrete level in the engineer.
moving pump
due to the concrete hopper so as to avoid the end hose Daily visual inspection of
components,
exposure, from being whipped. pumps.
Struck by transit
Fracture and minor 4. Pipes shall be supported with
mixer trucks while
injuries adequate bracket especially where
reversing In to the
the direction changes and shall be
hopper.
secured with safety pins.
Expose to the
5. Proper clamping of hose pipe of
concrete.
pump.
Fall, Slip & trip, 6. All moving components are fully
thickness.
equipment.
height.
communication
6 While doing 1. Oxygen 1. Fatality 3 4 12 M 1 Permit of confined space to be 1. Fix Safety guards to 1 4 4 L Project
concrete work Deficiency. 2. Physical injury implemented. Engineer/
the moving parts of
in the task area 2.Eye/ Skin 3. Back Injury 2.The area should be pre-oxygen
machinery to avoid Site
(Inside the Exposure. tested prior to enter/ start the
4. cut injury getting contact. Engineer /
tunnel) 2. Falls job.
in place.
workforce.
to all workmen.
them.
7 Using Vibrator Vibration, Fatigue, 3 4 12 M 1.TBT to be provided prior to start the Close supervision, 1 4 4 L Project
and other tools Hearing problems, job. install safety signages, Engineer/
Noise,
stomach problems, 2. The vibrator operator should be and Keep the access
Electric shock, Site
headache, competent and experienced. clear from any
Fire, Engineer /
loss of balance, 3. Provide break system to avoid obstruction.
Slip, Trip & Fall Foremen
shakiness, continuous use of vibrator.
working area.
height.
to be provided.
housekeeping.
Mask etc.)
8 Working at 1. Unsafe/ 3 4 12 M 1. Provide safe access to the working 1. Material should not be 1 4 4 L Project
height Incomplete Fatality Injury platform with handrail, mid rail & toe
stacked on heighted Engineer/
Platforms. Property Damage board.
platforms. Site
2. Working near 2. Do not use any defective ladder or
2. Toe boards shall rise Engineer /
Edges. any make shift arrangement.
150mm above the Foremen
3. Slip, Trip and 3. Check the ladder before use.
from height. providing the handrail for tie the full exceed more than
7. Unsafe body safety harness with two lanyard. 470mm. Guard rail
working area.
working area.
9 General Inadequate Fatality Injury, 3 3 9 M 1. Competent person shall be assigned Monitoring 1 3 3 L Project
Planning- training, who are approved and third party Engineer/
Property Damage
consultation & certified.
Site
planning, 2. Employees shall be consulted
Engineer /
Mask etc.)
Failure to provide 4. Required training shall be provided
appropriate to employees to ensure competency.
barricaded.
10 Insufficient Slip Major injuries, 3 3 9 M 1. Adequate lighting to be provided Monitoring and close 1 3 3 L Project
lighting Trip around 100 lux. Engineer/
Fracture
Site
Minor injuries 2. Emergency lighting with battery
Fall supervision. Engineer /
Property damage backup to be provided.
Foremen
1. Plywood sheets must be provided
Slip
Injuries to Hand,
standards to ensure workspace in not Engineer/
Improper
Trip cluttered with other material. Monitoring and close
11 arm, ankles, legs, 3 4 12 M 1 4 4 L
Site
Access /
Fall 3. full body harness with double supervision.
Poor Access etc.
Engineer /
Ergonomic hazard lanyard and shock absorber to be
Foremen
used by all who are working at height.
Steel Rods Penetration not Injuries, 3 3 9 M Sharp Steel rods shall be covered with Post safety signage, such 1 3 3 L Project
covered, the covering cap. Engineer/
Puncture as exit arrow to be
No assigned A walkway using minimum 3 planks to
displayed indicating Site
walkways, be joined together a proper walkways
direction of exit to the Engineer /
Entangling/ to be made.
12 Foremen
Entrapment assembly point.
hazard,
Improper signage
13 Heat Stress 1. Exposure to high 1. Workforce illness. 3 4 12 M 1. Provide Tool box talk/ training/ 1. Heat stress campaign. 1 4 4 L Project
temperature, (Dehydration, Heat awareness regarding heat stress. 2. Provide appropriate Engineer/
sun light and edema, Heat rashes, 2. Enough amount of ORS mixed with rest area.
Site
open to sky. Heat cramps, Heat water is provided twice a day. 3. Post safety sign at
Engineer /
2. Exposure hot exhaustion, Heat 3. All workers are provided with dark prominent
Foremen
weather syncope, Heat colored safety goggles and locations.
control.
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The Following Persons Have Received the Information Contained in this Assessment
When completing this Performa, you must take due consideration of local conditions, including adjacent operations and premises.
REV: 01
RISK MATRIX
Risk Rating (RR) = Severity x Likelihood
LIKELIHOOD Remote possibility (once Could happen but rare Could happen occasionally Could happen often (on average Could happen frequently
every 3 years or more) (typically once in a year) (on average quarterly) once a month or more) (once a week or more)
SEVERITY 1 2 3 4 5
(IMPACT)
Quick, easy controls should be implemented immediately and further action planned for when resources permit. Monitoring required
1-4
ensuring controls are maintained. Manage through routine procedures. Go for economic improvements where possible. Incident
Low
report must be completed.
Aim to reduce risks but costs of prevention may be limited. Undertake a risk assessment of the situation / task and implement the
appropriate actions. Actions should have a timescale and should be monitored. Where the risk involves work in progress undertake
5-12 a risk assessment as soon as possible to ensure the safety of the situation or task. Work should not start until the risk is
Medium reduced to an acceptable level. Considerable resources may have to be allocated. Contact your Manager and Risk Manager by
telephone about the actions that should be taken to reduce the risk/s. incident report must be completed. Incident must be added
Do not commence the activity until a risk assessment has been completed to ensure the safety of the situation or task. If it is
15-25 not possible to reduce or eliminate the risk even with unlimited resources, work must remain prohibited. Inform your relevant
High Director, your Manager and the Risk Manager immediately by telephone. Incident report must be completed. Incident must be