Rev.

No: 0
JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS / RISK ASSESSMENT Rev. Date:

Risk Assessment
Project: Ministry of Culture – HQ (MOC)
Ref:
Company Name: MAG-MAN JV Date: 28-03-2024
Activity Name: INSTALLATION GREY WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM Site Location Diriyah Gate
Risk Rating without
Residual Risk
Sr. control measures Controlled
Task Hazards Identified Harm Control Measures
No by whom
LXS L M H E LXS L M H E
1. Material - Unauthorized, - Injury 3X2 6  All employees working on the project must Site/Sec. 2X1 2
Delivery, untrained workers. - property damage. have a Valid Iqama and shall carry it at all Engineer
Unloading, - Workers unfamiliar - Risk of times. and
Handling And with the site and not - entering  Each worker must be briefed on the procedure
Foreman
site storage. inducted unauthorized access and duties.
and time
- Security breach  Site mandatory HSE induction to be conducted
to all the workers involved in this activity. keeper
 Wear complete personal protective equipment
(PPE) such as a hard hat, safety shoes (steel
toe), reflective vest, cover-all, safety glasses,
etc.
 Emergency action measures to be given and
well understand by operatives.
 Verify all labels, warning and safety signs are
installed at proper places
 Use only designated access to enter the site.
 To enter the DGDA site property, all vehicles
must have Vehicle Pass and their drivers and
operators must have valid driving license and
valid third-party certificate if applicable

Working At Height Site injuries and death 5x3 15  Make sure the operatives are trained to work Site/Sec. 3x1 3
falls from heights. at height. Engineer
 Ensure the operatives are physically fit to /Supervisor
work at height and that their blood pressure
and Workers
(BP) is normal.
 Tie off your harness to a secure anchor point

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 before you start working.
 Never work alone at height.
 Be aware of the weather conditions and take
appropriate precautions if it is windy or rainy.
 When working at heights always wear a full
body harness with 100% tie-off and ensure it
clips into a secure point.
 Store keeper and Supervisor shall ensure the
harness is inspected, colour coded, certified
and make sure the harness is and free from
any damage prior to issue and use.
 Damage harness shall be immediately
discarded from the use.
 Nylon rope must not be used to install any fall
prevention.
 Working platform must be free from any
obstructions and unwanted materials.
 Lifeline must be installed all around the roof
so that workers can have anchorage point for
their lanyard.
 When working on roof always wear/use full
body Harness and ensure that lanyard is
clipped into a proper secured point.
 Avoid working outside the barriers / edge
protection if possible. If working on leading
edge, or outside the edge protection, wear full
body harness and clipped onto a secured
anchoring point (e.g., lifelines).
 Nobody will be allowed to work below when
work at height is on-going.
 Hand tools / Power tools must be secured
using nylon rope while working at height.

Lifting Activity - Lifting Failure 3X4 12  Crane operator, mobile crane and all lifting Site/Sec. 3X1 3
- Unsafe Lifting equipment must have a valid 3rd party Engineer,
- Damaged sling/wire certificate. Foreman,
rope or chain  3rd party certified Rigger/ Banksman to be
Crane
- Overturning deployed.
Operator
- Overloading and  Operator must fill the checklist of mobile crane
falling objects each day prior to start lifting and ensure the and Rigger
crane is set up on well compacted ground

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  All crane outriggers to be fully extended.
 Only loads within the Safe Working Limit to be
lifted. Ensure that the crane load display
monitor is in good working condition.
 When loading/unloading/shifting materials, use
tagline and maintain appropriate distance from
the load.
 Do not, on any condition, stand below a
suspended load.
 Exclusion zone to be set-up around the lifting
area.
 Route of load transfer to be free of personnel
from below.
 Signage (Lifting in Progress) to be posted in the
lifting area.
 Crane operator and rigger to maintain a clear
path of communication. Crane operation to be
stopped, if rigger is not available or if the
position of the rigger is not visible to the crane
operator.
 Only competent rigger/banksman to give the
signal to the crane operator. Rigger/banksman
to be available full time and avoid chat/call on
mobile or with any person while lifting is in
progress.

Mobile plant / - Collision with/Hit by 3X3 9  Ensure required documents for driver and Site/Sec. 3X1 3
equipment other plant equipment equipment are available prior to deploy on Engineer,
- Equipment site. Foreman
overturning  Equipment must have side mirror, reverse
and
- Fall of horn and the brake in working condition.
Operators.
plant/equipment into  Mobile must not be used while driving.
excavation  Blind zone to be identified and flagman must
- collision, hitting be provided as required.
temporary structure  Ensure flashing lights and reverse alarm is
available and working.
 Temporary structure must be protected using
concrete block.
 Reversing to be done in presence of flagman
only.
 Follow the site traffic rules and speed limit
only 20kmph

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  Access route to be clear from any
obstructions.
 All the plant/equipment must be certified by
third party and road license to be valid.
 Operators to have valid driving license and to
be trained by third party.
 Equipment must be checked by operators on
daily basis prior to start the work.
 Any significant damage to the equipment will
not be allowed to operate on site.
 Stopper to be provided at the point of
dropping backfill materials.
 No operatives are allowed to stay/take rest
behind the equipment (either idle or switched
off)
 Equipment driver must remove the ignition
key when machine is left unattended.

Manual Handling. Back injury and long- 2X3 6  Using powered or mechanical handling Site/Sec. 1x2 2
term pain if regularly equipment. Engineer
lifting/carrying heavy  Not allowed to lift or carry more than 25Kgs per and
or awkward objects. person.
Foreman
 Use of team-lift technique. Use of lifting
mechanism.
 Provide mechanical aid hand pallet truck,
trolley, wheelbarrow, etc to shift materials
 Correct manual handling technique to be
maintained.
 Allow rest period for continuous and repetitive
tasks.
 Only lift materials within the worker's capacity.
Do not over lift.
 Task-specific manual handling assessment will
be prepared and discussed with all workers
separately. Do not take shortcuts.
 Wear site mandatory PPE. Impact-resistant
gloves shall be used when handling heavy
materials

2. Work Access / Egress (Slips, - Head injuries 3X3 9  Site Team shall make sure that access roads are Site/Sec. 2x1 2
Preparation Trips and Falls.) - Cuts always clear from any obstruction and site is Engineer

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 - Broken bones always accessible. and
 Access to be maintained free from any Foreman
obstruction.
 Do not stack/store any materials on the access
and provide direction signage all along the
route.
 Maintain good housekeeping.
 Display the signage for any overhead/ground
obstructions that cannot be avoided.
 When using portable ladders, secured the
ladder from the top and bottom and ensure the
ladder is extended at least 1 meter above from
the landing area.
 Provide buddy to hold the ladder from below if
needed.
 Do not tied two ladders to gain more height.
Use extendable ladders if more height is
required.
 Never allow more than one person on a ladder.
Working at Height Refer to Job step No:1
Manual Handling. Back injury and long- 2X3 6  Using powered or mechanical handling Site/Sec. 1x2 2
term pain if regularly equipment. Engineer
lifting/carrying heavy  Not allowed to lift or carry more than 25Kgs and
or awkward objects. per person.
Foreman
 Use of team-lift technique. Use of lifting
mechanism.
 Provide mechanical aid hand pallet truck,
trolley, wheelbarrow, etc to shift materials
 Correct manual handling technique to be
maintained.
 Allow rest period for continuous and
repetitive tasks.
 Only lift materials within the worker's
capacity. Do not over lift.
 Task-specific manual handling assessment will
be prepared and discussed with all workers
separately. Do not take shortcuts.
 Wear site mandatory PPE. Impact-resistant
gloves shall be used when handling heavy
materials

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3. Installation of Working at Height Site injuries and death 5x3 15  Make sure the operatives are trained to work at Site/Sec. 3x1 3
basket Strainer, falls from heights. height. Engineer
air Blower, UF  Ensure the operatives are physically fit to work /Supervisor
Feed Pumps and at height and that their blood pressure (BP) is
and Workers
Self-Cleaning normal.
Filter.  Tie off your harness to a secure anchor point
before you start working.
 Never work alone at height.
 Be aware of the weather conditions and take
appropriate precautions if it is windy or rainy.
 When working at heights always wear a full
body harness with 100% tie-off and ensure it
clips into a secure point.
 Store keeper and Supervisor shall ensure the
harness is inspected, colour coded, certified
and make sure the harness is and free from any
damage prior to issue and use.
 Damage harness shall be immediately
discarded from the use.
 Nylon rope must not be used to install any fall
prevention.
 Working platform must be free from any
obstructions and unwanted materials.
 Lifeline must be installed all around the roof so
that workers can have anchorage point for their
lanyard.
 When working on roof always wear/use full
body Harness and ensure that lanyard is clipped
into a proper secured point.
 Avoid working outside the barriers / edge
protection if possible. If working on leading
edge, or outside the edge protection, wear full
body harness and clipped onto a secured

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 anchoring point (e.g., lifelines).
 Nobody will be allowed to work below when
work at height is on-going.
 Hand tools / Power tools must be secured using
nylon rope while working at height.
Contact with dry/wet - Corrosive to human 2X4 8  Use of cement bags Site/Sec. 2X1 2
cement tissue  Cover the open cement bags while not in use. Engineer
- Abrasive to bare skin  Competent supervision and Instructions /Supervisor
- Hazardous to the eye  Use of PPE (Cover all, nose mask, safety glasses,
and Workers
- Chemical hazardous gum boots and hand gloves) while mixing.
to health resulting to  Use of impervious hand gloves to protect
acute or chronic exposed skin
disease  Avoid working directly with the cement as
much as practically possible.
 If contact to skin, immediately rinse with water.
 Health surveillance

Use of hand tools\ - Electrocution 2X3 6  Ensure that the power tools to be used are Site/Sec. 2X1 2
power tools. - Injury due to hit by inspected, checked, and tagged prior to use. Engineer,
hand tools.  Adequate work space is to be provided for the Foreman
safe uses of power tools.
and Workers
 Competent personnel to use the power tools.
 When using power tools, ensure appropriate
grip is maintained.
 Horse playing with the hand tools\power tools
to be prohibited.
 Damaged tools not to be used.
 All tools should be well maintained.
 Suitable tools should be selected for the task
 Trained personnel to use the tools
 Ensure operators and nearby workers wear
appropriate PPE (e.g., hearing protection,
safety goggles and face shield).

Lifting Activity - Lifting Failure 3X4 12  Crane operator, mobile crane and all lifting Site/Sec. 3X1 3
- Unsafe Lifting equipment must have a valid 3rd party Engineer,
- Damaged sling/wire certificate.

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 rope or chain  3rd party certified Rigger/ Banksman to be Foreman,
- Overturning deployed. Crane
- Overloading and  Operator must fill the checklist of mobile crane Operator
falling objects each day prior to start lifting and ensure the
and Rigger
crane is set up on well compacted ground
 All crane outriggers to be fully extended.
 Only loads within the Safe Working Limit to be
lifted. Ensure that the crane load display
monitor is in good working condition.
 When loading/unloading/shifting materials, use
tagline and maintain appropriate distance from
the load.
 Do not, on any condition, stand below a
suspended load.
 Exclusion zone to be set-up around the lifting
area.
 Route of load transfer to be free of personnel
from below.
 Signage (Lifting in Progress) to be posted in the
lifting area.
 Crane operator and rigger to maintain a clear
path of communication. Crane operation to be
stopped, if rigger is not available or if the
position of the rigger is not visible to the crane
operator.
 Only competent rigger/banksman to give the
signal to the crane operator. Rigger/banksman
to be available full time and avoid chat/call on
mobile or with any person while lifting is in
progress.

Mobile plant / - Collision with/Hit by 3X3 9  Ensure required documents for driver and Site/Sec. 3X1 3
equipment other plant equipment equipment are available prior to deploy on Engineer,
- Equipment site. Foreman
overturning  Equipment must have side mirror, reverse
and
- Fall of horn and the brake in working condition.
Operators.
plant/equipment into  Mobile must not be used while driving.
excavation  Blind zone to be identified and flagman must
- collision, hitting be provided as required.
temporary structure  Ensure flashing lights and reverse alarm is
available and working.
 Temporary structure must be protected using

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 concrete block.
 Reversing to be done in presence of flagman
only.
 Follow the site traffic rules and speed limit
only 20kmph
 Access route to be clear from any
obstructions.
 All the plant/equipment must be certified by
third party and road license to be valid.
 Operators to have valid driving license and to
be trained by third party.
 Equipment must be checked by operators on
daily basis prior to start the work.
 Any significant damage to the equipment will
not be allowed to operate on site.
 Stopper to be provided at the point of
dropping backfill materials.
 No operatives are allowed to stay/take rest
behind the equipment (either idle or switched
off)
 Equipment driver must remove the ignition
key when machine is left unattended.

 Work permit system should be followed.

Use of Power Tools & Foreman/ Workers 3x3 9  Welding machine must be in good condition. CM/ Site 3x1 3
Hot Works (Cutting,  Proper housekeeping must be maintained at Engineer/
Grinding, Welding) the area prior to start activity and once finish
Foreman/
the work.
Workers
 All the firefighting equipment must be available
in 6-meter distance.
 Proper signages of “Hot work area” must be
available.
 Only competent welder to perform the activity.
 All the PPE as per activity should be available
with welder and fire watchman.
 Adequate illumination should be available at
the area.
 Welder and fire watch man must be trained
and competency card should available.
 Fire watchman should be available at task point
during the activity.
 Fire warden to make sure that the Hot work

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 area is free from combustibles and safe once
the activity is done.
 Adequate supervision should be available.
 All the cables and connections must be safe and
electrician should inspect prior to start the
activity.
 Manufacturing instruction should be followed.
 Proper Inspection should be made for all power
tools prior to use.
 All rotating parts should be provided with guard
as per manufacturer’s requirements.
 Check the tools before performing the task
 All power tools should be periodically inspected
and to be color coded.
 All portable tools that are damaged should be
removed from the site and tagged “Do Not
Use”.
 Loose apparels should not be worn.
 All tools should be well maintained.
 Suitable tools should be selected for the task.
 Less vibrating tools need to be recommended.
 Rest shall be taken in between 15-.20 min due
to continues exposure due to vibration
 Electrical cables should be in good condition.
Electrical Hazard - Electrocution 3X4 12  Provide safe and good connection. Site/Sec. 3X1 3
- Fire fatality  Electrical cables to be free of cuts and Engineer
- Sparks damages. /Supervisor
- Death or serious  Electrical cables to be raised off water.
and
injuries  Damaged cables to be removed and
Electrician
immediately fixed.
 Only competent electrician to fix any electrical
issues.
 Do not attempt to fix any electrical connection
if not trained.
 Switch gear must secure to avoid any
intentional/unintentional switching of power.
 Warning and signages to be posted on electrical
boards.
 Electrical circuits will be protected by earth
leakage circuit breakers (ELCB).
 Cables and leads shall be lifted off the ground
for protection by means of hangers and cable

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 stands.
 Cables should not hang from steel scaffold /
false work.
 Substandard cables, sockets, connectors and
splitters shall not be allowed to use and only
industrial type material to be used.
 Jointing of all electrical cables and wires shall
be by means of proprietary terminations or
connectors / splitters.
 Wear complete personal protective equipment
(PPE) such as a hard hat, safety shoes (steel
toe), reflective vest, coverall, safety glasses,
rubber insulated hand glows as per the class of
voltage (Class 00-Beige,0-red,1-white,2-
yellow,3-Green,4-Orange) etc.
4. Installation Working at Height Site injuries and death 5x3 15  Make sure the operatives are trained to work Site/Sec. 3x1 3
Ultra-Filtration falls from heights. at height. Engineer
Unit& Cleaning  Ensure the operatives are physically fit to /Supervisor
Pump and work at height and that their blood pressure and Workers
Cleaning Tank (BP) is normal.
 Tie off your harness to a secure anchor point
before you start working.
 Never work alone at height.
 Be aware of the weather conditions and take
appropriate precautions if it is windy or rainy.
 When working at heights always wear a full
body harness with 100% tie-off and ensure it
clips into a secure point.
 Store keeper and Supervisor shall ensure the
harness is inspected, colour coded, certified
and make sure the harness is and free from
any damage prior to issue and use.
 Damage harness shall be immediately
discarded from the use.
 Nylon rope must not be used to install any fall
prevention.
 Working platform must be free from any
obstructions and unwanted materials.
 Lifeline must be installed all around the roof
so that workers can have anchorage point for
their lanyard.

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  When working on roof always wear/use full
body Harness and ensure that lanyard is
clipped into a proper secured point.
 Avoid working outside the barriers / edge
protection if possible. If working on leading
edge, or outside the edge protection, wear full
body harness and clipped onto a secured
anchoring point (e.g., lifelines).
 Nobody will be allowed to work below when
work at height is on-going.
 Hand tools / Power tools must be secured
using nylon rope while working at height.
Electrical Hazard - Electrocution 3X4 12  Provide safe and good connection. Site/Sec. 3X1 3
- Fire fatality  Electrical cables to be free of cuts and Engineer
- Sparks damages. /Supervisor
- Death or serious  Electrical cables to be raised off water. and
injuries  Damaged cables to be removed and Electrician
immediately fixed.
 Only competent electrician to fix any electrical
issues.
 Do not attempt to fix any electrical connection
if not trained.
 Switch gear must secure to avoid any
intentional/unintentional switching of power.
 Warning and signages to be posted on
electrical boards.
 Electrical circuits will be protected by earth
leakage circuit breakers (ELCB).
 Cables and leads shall be lifted off the ground
for protection by means of hangers and cable
stands.
 Cables should not hang from steel scaffold /
false work.
 Substandard cables, sockets, connectors and
splitters shall not be allowed to use and only
industrial type material to be used.
 Jointing of all electrical cables and wires shall
be by means of proprietary terminations or
connectors / splitters.
 Wear complete personal protective
equipment (PPE) such as a hard hat, safety
shoes (steel toe), reflective vest, coverall,

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 safety glasses, rubber insulated hand glows as
per the class of voltage (Class 00-Beige,0-
red,1-white,2-yellow,3-Green,4-Orange).

Use of hand tools\ - Electrocution 2X3 6  Ensure that the power tools to be used are Site/Sec. 2X1 2
power tools. - Injury due to hit by inspected, checked, and tagged prior to use. Engineer,
hand tools.  Adequate work space is to be provided for the Foreman and
safe uses of power tools. Workers
 Competent personnel to use the power tools.
 When using power tools, ensure appropriate
grip is maintained.
 Horse playing with the hand tools\power tools
to be prohibited.
 Damaged tools not to be used.
 All tools should be well maintained.
 Suitable tools should be selected for the task
 Trained personnel to use the tools
 Ensure operators and nearby workers wear
appropriate PPE (e.g., hearing protection,
safety goggles and face shield).

Fire. - Injury to people 3X3 9  Ensuring that all emergency escape routes are Site/Sec. 1X3 3
-Property damage safe, unobstructed, and properly marked so Engineer,
- Loss of company that they can be easily followed during an Foreman and
reputation. emergency Workers
 Keeping your workplace tidy and having a good
standard of housekeeping
 Keep a fire extinguisher or blanket around at all
times
 Regularly removing combustible waste,
including accumulations of dust
 Keeping ignition sources away from
combustible material or flammable liquids and
gases
 Cigarette smoking will not be allowed on site
 Fire warden will monitor the area frequently.
 Fire prevention and protection measures
should be followed.
Manual Handling Refer to general hazards

 Work permit system should be followed.

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Use of Power Tools & Foreman/ Workers 3x3 9  Welding machine must be in good condition. CM/ Site 3x1 3
Hot Works (Cutting,  Proper housekeeping must be maintained at Engineer/
Grinding, Welding) the area prior to start activity and once finish Foreman/
the work. Workers
 All the firefighting equipment must be available
in 6-meter distance.
 Proper signages of “Hot work area” must be
available.
 Only competent welder to perform the activity.
 All the PPE as per activity should be available
with welder and fire watchman.
 Adequate illumination should be available at
the area.
 Welder and fire watch man must be trained and
competency card should available.
 Fire watchman should be available at task point
during the activity.
 Fire warden to make sure that the Hot work
area is free from combustibles and safe once
the activity is done.
 Adequate supervision should be available.
 All the cables and connections must be safe and
electrician should inspect prior to start the
activity.
 Manufacturing instruction should be followed.
 Proper Inspection should be made for all
power tools prior to use.
 All rotating parts should be provided with
guard as per manufacturer’s requirements.
 Check the tools before performing the task
 All power tools should be periodically
inspected and to be color coded.
 All portable tools that are damaged should
be removed from the site and tagged “Do
Not Use”.
 Loose apparels should not be worn.
 All tools should be well maintained.
 Suitable tools should be selected for the task.
 Less vibrating tools need to be recommended.
 Rest shall be taken in between 15-.20 min due
to continues exposure due to vibration

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  Electrical cables should be in good condition
5. Electrical Wiring Use of hand tools\ - Electrocution 2X3 6  Ensure that the power tools to be used are Site/Sec. 2X1 2
Connections & power tools. - Injury due to hit by inspected, checked, and tagged prior to use. Engineer,
Electrical hand tools.  Adequate work space is to be provided for the Foreman and
Components safe uses of power tools. Workers
 Competent personnel to use the power tools.
 When using power tools, ensure appropriate
grip is maintained.
 Horse playing with the hand tools\power tools
to be prohibited.
 Damaged tools not to be used.
 All tools should be well maintained.
 Suitable tools should be selected for the task
 Trained personnel to use the tools
 Ensure operators and nearby workers wear
appropriate PPE (e.g., hearing protection,
safety goggles and face shield, rubber insulated
hand glows as per the class of voltage (Class 00-
Beige,0-red,1-white,2-yellow,3-Green,4-
Orange).
 ).
Electrical Hazard - Electrocution 3X4 12  Provide safe and good connection. Site/Sec. 3X1 3
- Fire fatality  Electrical cables to be free of cuts and Engineer
- Sparks damages. /Supervisor
- Death or serious  Electrical cables to be raised off water. and
injuries  Damaged cables to be removed and Electrician
immediately fixed.
 Only competent electrician to fix any electrical
issues.
 Do not attempt to fix any electrical connection
if not trained.
 Switch gear must secure to avoid any
intentional/unintentional switching of power.
 Warning and signages to be posted on electrical
boards.
 Electrical circuits will be protected by earth
leakage circuit breakers (ELCB).
 Cables and leads shall be lifted off the ground
for protection by means of hangers and cable
stands.
 Cables should not hang from steel scaffold /
false work.

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  Substandard cables, sockets, connectors and
splitters shall not be allowed to use and only
industrial type material to be used.
 Jointing of all electrical cables and wires shall
be by means of proprietary terminations or
connectors / splitters.
 Wear complete personal protective equipment
(PPE) such as a hard hat, safety shoes (steel
toe), reflective vest, coverall, safety glasses,
rubber insulated hand glows as per the class of
voltage (Class 00-Beige,0-red,1-white,2-
yellow,3-Green,4-Orange).

 Work permit system should be followed.

Use of Power Tools & Foreman/ Workers 3x3 9  Welding machine must be in good condition. CM/ Site 3x1 3
Hot Works (Cutting,  Proper housekeeping must be maintained at Engineer/
Grinding, Welding) the area prior to start activity and once finish Foreman/
the work. Workers
 All the firefighting equipment must be available
in 6-meter distance.
 Proper signages of “Hot work area” must be
available.
 Only competent welder to perform the activity.
 All the PPE as per activity should be available
with welder and fire watchman.
 Adequate illumination should be available at
the area.
 Welder and fire watch man must be trained and
competency card should available.
 Fire watchman should be available at task point
during the activity.
 Fire warden to make sure that the Hot work
area is free from combustibles and safe once
the activity is done.
 Adequate supervision should be available.
 All the cables and connections must be safe and
electrician should inspect prior to start the
activity.
 Manufacturing instruction should be followed.
 Proper Inspection should be made for all
power tools prior to use.

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  All rotating parts should be provided with
guard as per manufacturer’s requirements.
 Check the tools before performing the task
 All power tools should be periodically
inspected and to be color coded.
 All portable tools that are damaged should
be removed from the site and tagged “Do
Not Use”.
 Loose apparels should not be worn.
 All tools should be well maintained.
 Suitable tools should be selected for the task.
 Less vibrating tools need to be recommended.
 Rest shall be taken in between 15-.20 min due
to continues exposure due to vibration
 Electrical cables should be in good condition.
Fire. - Injury to people 3X3 9  Ensuring that all emergency escape routes are Site/Sec. 1X3 3
-Property damage safe, unobstructed, and properly marked so Engineer,
- Loss of company that they can be easily followed during an Foreman and
reputation. emergency Workers
 Keeping your workplace tidy and having a good
standard of housekeeping
 Keep a fire extinguisher or blanket around at all
times
 Regularly removing combustible waste,
including accumulations of dust
 Keeping ignition sources away from
combustible material or flammable liquids and
gases
 Cigarette smoking will not be allowed on site
 Fire warden will monitor the area frequently.
 Fire prevention and protection measures
should be followed.

6. Piping Working at Height Site injuries and death 5x3 15  Make sure the operatives are trained to work Site/Sec. 3x1 3
Connections falls from heights. at height. Engineer
 Ensure the operatives are physically fit to /Supervisor
work at height and that their blood pressure and Workers
(BP) is normal.
 Tie off your harness to a secure anchor point
before you start working.
 Never work alone at height.

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  Be aware of the weather conditions and take
appropriate precautions if it is windy or rainy.
 When working at heights always wear a full
body harness with 100% tie-off and ensure it
clips into a secure point.
 Store keeper and Supervisor shall ensure the
harness is inspected, colour coded, certified
and make sure the harness is and free from
any damage prior to issue and use.
 Damage harness shall be immediately
discarded from the use.
 Nylon rope must not be used to install any fall
prevention.
 Working platform must be free from any
obstructions and unwanted materials.
 Lifeline must be installed all around the roof
so that workers can have anchorage point for
their lanyard.
 When working on roof always wear/use full
body Harness and ensure that lanyard is
clipped into a proper secured point.
 Avoid working outside the barriers / edge
protection if possible. If working on leading
edge, or outside the edge protection, wear full
body harness and clipped onto a secured
anchoring point (e.g., lifelines).
 Nobody will be allowed to work below when
work at height is on-going.
 Hand tools / Power tools must be secured
using nylon rope while working at height.
Electrical Hazard - Electrocution 3X4 12  Provide safe and good connection. Site/Sec. 3X1 3
- Fire fatality  Electrical cables to be free of cuts and Engineer
- Sparks damages. /Supervisor
- Death or serious  Electrical cables to be raised off water. and
injuries  Damaged cables to be removed and Electrician
immediately fixed.
 Only competent electrician to fix any electrical
issues.
 Do not attempt to fix any electrical connection
if not trained.
 Switch gear must secure to avoid any
intentional/unintentional switching of power.

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  Warning and signages to be posted on electrical
boards.
 Electrical circuits will be protected by earth
leakage circuit breakers (ELCB).
 Cables and leads shall be lifted off the ground
for protection by means of hangers and cable
stands.
 Cables should not hang from steel scaffold /
false work.
 Substandard cables, sockets, connectors and
splitters shall not be allowed to use and only
industrial type material to be used.
 Jointing of all electrical cables and wires shall
be by means of proprietary terminations or
connectors / splitters.

Use of hand tools\ - Electrocution 2X3 6  Ensure that the power tools to be used are Site/Sec. 2X1 2
power tools. - Injury due to hit by inspected, checked, and tagged prior to use. Engineer,
hand tools.  Adequate work space is to be provided for the Foreman and
safe uses of power tools. Workers
 Competent personnel to use the power tools.
 When using power tools, ensure appropriate
grip is maintained.
 Horse playing with the hand tools\power tools
to be prohibited.
 Damaged tools not to be used.
 All tools should be well maintained.
 Suitable tools should be selected for the task
 Trained personnel to use the tools
 - Ensure operators and nearby workers wear
appropriate PPE (e.g., hearing protection,
safety goggles and face shield).

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 Fire. - Injury to people 3X3 9  Ensuring that all emergency escape routes Site/Sec. 1X3 3
-Property damage are safe, unobstructed, and properly marked Engineer,
- Loss of company so that they can be easily followed during an Foreman and
reputation. emergency Workers
 Keeping your workplace tidy and having a
good standard of housekeeping
 Keep a fire extinguisher or blanket around at
all times
 Regularly removing combustible waste,
including accumulations of dust
 Keeping ignition sources away from
combustible material or flammable liquids
and gases
 Cigarette smoking will not be allowed on site
 Fire warden will monitor the area frequently.
 Fire prevention and protection measures
should be followed.
7. Final Visual Incompetent - Injury 3X2 6  Ensure competent personnel are only Project 2X1 2
Verification personnel during - property damage. working during the final visual inspection. manager and
operation sequence  All employees working on the project must Site manager
have a Valid Iqama and shall carry it at all
times.
 Each worker must be briefed on the
procedure and duties.
 Site mandatory HSE induction to be
conducted to all the workers involved in this
activity.
 Wear complete personal protective
equipment (PPE) such as a hard hat, safety
shoes (steel toe), reflective vest, cover-all,
safety glasses, etc.

General Hazards
Common in all job Manual handling. Back injury and long- 2X3 6  Using powered or mechanical handling Site/Sec. 1x2 2
steps. term pain if regularly equipment. Engineer and
lifting/carrying heavy  Not allowed to lift or carry more than 25Kgs per Foreman
or awkward objects. person.
 Use of team-lift technique. Use of lifting
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  Provide mechanical aid hand pallet truck,
trolley, wheelbarrow, etc to shift materials
 Correct manual handling technique to be
maintained.
 Allow rest period for continuous and repetitive
tasks.
 Only lift materials within the worker's capacity.
Do not over lift.
 Task-specific manual handling assessment will
be prepared and discussed with all workers
separately. Do not take shortcuts.
 Wear site mandatory PPE. Impact-resistant
gloves shall be used when handling heavy
materials
Unsafe behaviour and Minor/ major injury to 3X3 9  Before the commencement of the Installation Site/Sec. 1X3 3
human errors. the personnel due to of Grey water treatment system activities, the Engineer and
human errors. necessary permit shall be obtained from the Foreman
Engineer and/or relevant governing authorities
and liaised with other parties, as applicable to
avoid any possible damage to existing services.
Refer to MMJV Construction Phase Health &
Safety Plan (CPHSP) Section 12.47. “NO PTW
NO WORK”
 Ensure the employees engaged for the task
fully aware of the task being carried out and
hazard associated with the task.
 Engage the right person (trained and skilled)
who can be capable to carry out job safely.
Arrange refresher training if required.
 Conduct STARRT before start of work on each
shift.
 Talk to the employees on their capability to
handle the job, knowledge & understanding of
work to be carried out.
 Deliver mindfulness behaviour training and
implement daily body balancing physical
activities.
 Ensure the adequate supervision in place and
inspect the site work condition on regular basis.
 Ensure that member of workforce had not

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 worked prolong hours in the previous shift.
 An unsafe practice of employees must be
consulted and correct work methods to be
instructed.
 Follow approved method statement / work
instruction wherever applicable.
Slip/Trip. Injury. 2X3 6  Keep walkways clear from any construction Site/Sec. 1X2 2
debris. Engineer and
 Signage to be posted for slip/trip hazard. Foreman
 Maintaining good housekeeping to avoid slip
and trip hazards.
 Toolbox talk to be conducted for all operatives
about slip and trip.

Likelihood (L) Severity (S) Risk Level Risk Matrix

Rare - 1 Insignificant - 1 Extreme Risk 15 - 25 5 5 10 15 20 25
Possible - 2 Minor - 2 High Risk 8 - 12 4 4 8 12 16 20

Likelihood (L)
Likely - 3 Moderate - 3 Moderate Risk 4 - 6 3 3 6 9 12 15
Often - 4 Major - 4 Low Risk 1 - 3 2 2 4 6 8 10
Frequent/Almost certain - 5 Catastrophic - 5 1 1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
Consequence (C)
Assessed by: Approved By:
Designation: Designation:
Signature: Signature:
Date: Date:
WMS PARTICIPANTS/WORKERS SIGN HERE
(Before signing here, workers must understand and agree to follow this job hazard analysis before they start work)
(हस्ताक्षर करने और काम शूरु करने से पहले, वर्कर्स काम के खतरे के विश्लेषण के अनुपालन के बारे में अवश्य समझ लें और सहमत हो जाएँ।)

Name (Print) Card №. / ID No. Organization Signature Date

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