Environmental health and safety on industries guidance

1. Risk analyses used for the assessment of hazard
associated with the process plant design and operated
may be summarized by three questions:
Q: What can go wrong?
Q: how often things goes wrong?
Q: what are the possible consequence?
The consequence analysis is the part of risk analysis
which considered the physical effects and damage caused
by the physical effects.
Risk Assessment

2.  To identify the hazards associated with every
step of job.
To provide up to date safe procedure.
 to identify the area of risk and improvement.
To established safe precautions for work.
Why Do We Need Risk Assessment?

3.  Hazard identification
 Person at risk
 Evolution of risk level
 Risk control ( existing & additional)
 Record of risk assessment finding
 Monitoring and review
The risk assessment consist of few steps:

4.  Eliminate
 substitution
Engineering control
 Administrative Control
 PPE
Hierarchy Of Control
Hierarchy OfControl

5.  After An Accident/ Incident
 New Equipment
 Changes To Equipment, Plant, Process
 Changes In Personal
 Changes In Legislation
 Result Of Monitoring Or Audit
 New Information Becomes Available.
When assessment should be reviewed:

6. Task Risk Assessment
Activity description Hazard Hazard affect
Weather condition Dehydration/ rain/
high wind
Personnel injury

7.  Lack of experience and/or training
 Body not fully developed
 More likely to take risk
 Respond to peer group pressure
Why Young Person At Risk?