Appendix 23.3 HS-RA-33 Demobilization of Site Offices Welfare Facilities Store and Laydown Area - Copy.docx

Al Naboodah Contracting Co LLC
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ANGE-IMS-FRM-HSM-013
Risk Assessment - Demobilization of Site Offices, Welfare
Facilities, Store ,Laydown Area and Shade
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Project: Amaala International Airport
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*H Code is applicable to Dubai Airport Projects only
RISK RANK CALCULATOR
Use the Risk Score calculator to determine the level of risk of each hazard
What would the
SEVERITY
of an occurrence be?
What is the PROBABILITY of the occurrence? Hierarchy of Controls
Severity
Rating
Almost
Certain
Very
Likely
Likely Unlikely
Very
Unlikely
Can the hazard be Eliminated or removed from
the work place?
Catastrophic
5
High
25
High
20
High
15
Med
10
Med
5
Can the product or process be substituted for a
less hazardous alternative?
Multiple Fatalities/
Environmental release with detrimental effects
requiring external emergency services
Major
4
High
20
High
16
High
12
Med
8
Low
4
Can the hazard be engineered away with guards
or barriers?
Major illness or injury, disability /
Environmental release with minimal off site impact
Moderate
3
High
15
High
12
Med
9
Med
6
Low
3 Can Administrative Controls be adopted
i.e. procedures, job rotation etc.
Serious but non-permanent injury or ill health
Work days lost/
On site release requiring environmental emergency
plan to be activated.
Minor
2
Med
10
Med
8
Med
6
Low
4
Low
2
Can Personal Protective Equipment &
Clothing be worn to safeguard against hazards?
Medical attention needed
No work restrictions/
Local on site environmental release treated locally
Negligible
1
Med
5
Low
4
Low
3
Low
2
Low
1
RISK RATING (Likelihood x Severity)
Minor cuts & bruises or sickness/
Nuisance release with no adverse impact
1-4 LOW RISK (No further action
required)
5-10 MEDIUM RISK (Procedure to be
available)
Likelihood Rating 5 4 3 2 1
11-25 HIGH RISK ( Full time supervision
present)

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Risk Assessment – Demobilization of Site Offices, Welfare Facilities,
Store , Laydown Area , Shade
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Risk Assessment No:
Task Description: Demobilization of Site Offices, Welfare Facilities, Store and Laydown Area and Shade
Task Location: TMC Laydown area
No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Risk Detail P S Risk
Rank
Control Measures Legal
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
Additional Information
1 Isolation of
area
prior to start
the work
(Demobilizati
on of Site
Offices,
Shade,Welfa
re Facilities,
Store and
Laydown
Area)
Electrocut
ion, Fire.
Fatality,
Serious
injury.
Property
damage
4 4 H Ensure that all Service connections in
the area are disconnected and is safe to
work.
Portable firefighting arrangements must
be at the area.
Only trained and authorized workers to
do the task.
Necessary PERMIT from Authority to be
obtained prior start of any activity
PPE must be wear in the site.
Proper access to be provided for entry
and exit.
Approved work notification, All relevant
NOC must be obtain prior to start the
work.
Trained foremen and supervisors are to
inspect the area after isolation to assure
that all safety measures are taken
appropriately.
Site Engineer are responsible to report
any Risk or inappropriate area isolation
to the safety officer.
Y 1 4 L Project
Manager
/ Senior
Engineer/
Foreman
Method Statement
& Risk assessment
must be at site.
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task.
Site Engineers are
to be aware of the
risk assessment
procedures and to
coordinate with
safety officers.
2 Site survey
/site setup
Risk of
hitting an
undergrou
Fatality,
Serious
injury.
4 4 Hig
h
Working area must be remarketed from
moving traffic.
Do not use Pickaxe point area for
digging.
Y 1 4 Low Surveyor/
Senior
Engineer/
Foreman
Method Statement
& Risk assessment
must be at site.
This should be

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Risk Assessment No:
No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
nd
Service.
Property
damage
Know what to do incase warning tapes
come across during trial digging
Do not use steel pin to mark the
underground service.
All survey team must wear Reflective
jacket.
All survey equipment must be kept in
safe custody; all survey equipment must
have a valid calibration certificate.
Necessary PERMIT from Authority to be
obtained prior start of any activity
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task.
3 Demobilizatio
n of Site
Offices,
Shade,Welfa
re Facilities,
Store and
Laydown
Area
Moving
equipmen
t such as
Truck,
Hiab, Bob
cat
Improper
manual
handling
of
materials
and/or
equipmen
t. Unsafe
loading of
Damage
to
property,
vehicle,
injury to
personnel
.
Lost time
injury
4 4 Hig
h
Always be alert and mindful to your
surroundings. Always wear PPE.
Where possible vehicle movement to be
isolated from pedestrian movement
through barriers.
Signage to be placed in area involving
vehicle movement.
Flags men to be placed at pedestrian
crossings and used for all plant / vehicle
reversing operation.
All material transporting by vehicle to be
secured properly.
Drivers must be trained, All vehicle to be
registered, the driver must have valid
driving license and entry pass.
Y 1 4 L Project
Manager
/ Senior
Engineer/
Foreman
Method Statement
& Risk assessment
must be at site.
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task
Site Engineers are
to be aware of the
risk assessment
procedures and to
coordinate with
safety officers.

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Risk Assessment No:
No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
materials
and
equipmen
t. Unsafe
loading/u
nloading.
All vehicles new to site should report to
site HSE and inspected plant
coordinator. .Daily vehicle inspection
sheet must be completed by the
operator.
Vehicle should be parked only in the
designated area.
Amber light and reversing alarm of the
vehicle must be in good working
condition. Third party competency
certificate for the vehicle and operator
should be valid for the vehicles and
operators under that category.
Site speed limit (10 km/hr) should follow
in all time.
Use mechanical lifting device. Use
proper manual handling technique
Use competent crane operator. Check
the condition of the lifting equipment
prior to use.
Make sure the vehicle should have all
the certification from the concerned
authority.
Rigger should be on duty in site along
with the crane operations.
Proper barricading and signage should
be provided.

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No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
Provide all lifting accessories and it
should be properly checked.
Wind as well as ground conditions
should be noticed.
Use gear only for its intended purpose.
4 Removal of
Safety
barriers/Fenc
ing
Loading
and
unloading
of barriers
Lifting
plant,
accessori
es and
operation
s
Risk of
barriers
hitting the
rigger,
workers
or others
in the
area.
Risk of
limb
entrapme
nt while
guiding
the
barriers.
Failure of
the crane
or the
lifting
accessori
es
4 3 Hig
h
Crane or boomtruck must be certified as
fit for use within the last 12 months by a
DM. It must be inspected by the ANCC
Crane Coordinator when it comes onto
site and monthly thereafter by him. It
must be inspected daily by the operator.
Ensure that the crane or boomtruk used
as a crane or boomtruck is certified to lift
the weight of the barriers.
Operator to have a license and
competency certificate to operate his
plant and rigger to be certified by a DM
approved training company to carry out
his duties. His certificate must also be
in date (completed within the last 3
years)
All lifting accessories must be certified
as fit for use within the last 6 months by
DM. They must be inspected monthly
by the crane coordinator and visually
inspected before use by the rigger.
Y 1 3 L Project
Manager
/ Senior
Engineer/
Foreman
Method Statement
& Risk assessment
must be at site.
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task
Site Engineers are
to be aware of the
risk assessment
procedures and to
coordinate with
safety officers

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Risk Assessment No:
No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
Mobile
crane
collapsing
due to
ground
failure or
crane
lifting
outside its
radius.
Crane or hiab must be sited on level and
well compacted ground for both the
loading and unloading operations.
Area around where the barriers are to
be loaded and unloaded by crane must
be cordoned off and signed to prevent
unauthorized entry. Pedestrian access
(where required) should be provided
away from the lifting area if possible.
Outriggers to be extended before any lift
takes place.
Only persons required for carrying out
the task i.e. rigger, crane/hiab operator
and guides should be in the area.
Crane (or excavator)/hiab operator and
rigger to have clear understanding of the
hand signals used to guide the operator
during the lifting operations.
Rigger to ensure that the load is
correctly slung before the lift takes
place.
Tag lines to be fitted to the barriers to
guide them into place.
Rigger and men involved in guiding the
barriers into place must wear hand
gloves.

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Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
5 General
Traffic
Management
including
pedestrians
Vehicles,
plants,
equipmen
t’s,
Ground
condition,
Dust,
unsafe
act
Collision,
hitting,
Injuries,
pedestria
ns,
overturnin
g, drivers,
operators,
property
damages,
respirator
y
problems
3 4 12 Leveled & compacted ground.
Pedestrian segregations reasonably
practicable, Logistics plan, water spray
at dusty areas, logistics team to
maintain access/egress areas, only
authorized drivers & operators,
reversing of plants & equipment’s only in
presence of flagman/banksman/ rigger,
Daily TBT to logistics team, Signboards,
speed limit 10kmpl. Clear access for
emergency vehicles entry, parking &
exit.
2 2 L Project
Manager
/ Senior
Engineer/
Foreman/
HSE
Team
Method Statement
& Risk Assessment
must be at site.
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task.
6 Transportatio
n of Materials
to site for
cordoning off
the work
area as per
approved
construction
sequence
Manual
handling,
Fall of
material
Unsecure
d Load
Accident,
physical;
injury,
property
damage
due to
load fall
4 4 H All drivers and operators must be
inducted prior to start demobilization.
All drivers and operators required to
follow RTA rules and regulation while
driving on public roads.
ACC notice boards must be in place with
emergency contact names and numbers
at site.
Evacuation plan to be available in the
area of activity.
All workers need to be briefed about
emergency contact numbers and
evacuation procedures.
Yes 1 4 L Project
Manager
/ Senior
Engineer/
Foreman
Method Statement
& Risk Assessment
must be at site.
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task.

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Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
Evacuation drill to be conducted in the
first two months of demobilization and
after every six months as per
procedures.
ACC emergency stickers must be
stickled on the helmets during induction
and should be briefed about the lines of
communications. Nobody is permitted to
contact external authorities, especially
the civil defense in an emergency.
Suitable and sufficient evacuation route
signage should be place and an
assembly point must be nearby.
Road diversion to be implemented as
required.
Flagmen to be placed on both
approaches to warn oncoming traffic of
the hazard. Warning signs such as
working at height, authorized entry only,
danger deep excavation …etc. must be
in place to warn the persons about
hidden hazards.

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Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
Dust, Gas
and
Odour
Generatio
n
Increased
dust, gas
and odour
emission
Reduce
air quality
Health
effects
may
occur to
sensitive
receptors
and
workers
3 4 Implement dust suppression techniques
(dampening/sprinkling)
Prompt compaction and reinstatement of
excavated trenches and roads.
Maintain regular general housekeeping
practice
Prohibit any open burning on-site
Ensure proper operation and
maintenance of involved plant,
machinery, equipment and vehicles as
per manufacturer specification
Use of equipment and machinery with
reasonably lesser emissions
Regular inspections of plant and
equipment to assess visible emissions,
smoke etc.
Speed limit setting and enforcement for
operating vehicles among unpaved
routes
Turn off, or control down to a minimum,
when equipment or machinery is not in
use.
Erection of wind barriers, where needed,
around areas of construction works
7 Heavy plants
on site
(mobile
Operation
of mobile
cranes
Serious
injuries or
fatalities if
4 5 H All plant should certify for the work it
intended for and have a valid
registration card. A third-party inspection
Yes 1 4 Low Senior
Engineer/
Method Statement
& Risk Assessment
must be at site.

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Risk Assessment No:
No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
cranes,
cherry picker,
telehandler,
dozer, trucks,
(bucket or
breakers)
and
trailers
Reversing
vehicles/
mechanic
al failure
of
vehicles/li
fting
equipmen
t’s
people or
team gets
hit by the
heavy
plant
must have been carried out on the plant
within the last 12 months.
All plant operators must be trained and
competent to operate their plant hold a
valid license.
All plant to be fitted with a fire
extinguisher.
All plant should have audible reversing
alarms and flashing beacons which must
be switched on at all times.
All windows and mirrors are to be clean
and free of any makeshift shades
(sheets of paper to prevent sunlight etc.)
All operatives included in the activity
must be briefed in the MS /RA and
recorded.
Heavy equipment’s using in the area
where it could possess damage to the
live services except the machines
mentioned in the method statement
must be informed to concerned
authorities and prior permission must be
obtained.
Banks man must be available with each
plant working close to live services and
briefed about the location of the services
and the limitations of the work place.
Foreman’
s/National
Plant/Ope
rator
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task.

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Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
Emergency contact numbers of
concerned authorities should be placed
in the area of work.
Close supervision must be provided
during the entire course of work.
Supervisor should be trained and briefed
about the lines of communications in
case of an emergency.
Task lights must be provided for night
shift works.
Suitable signage must be provided in
the area of work showing the potential
hazards.
-area shall be barricaded while lifting
operations are being active.
-accessories are to be certified and
approved and inspected before the
lifting operations.
-lifting accessories are to be color coded
on monthly basis.
Damage
to plant if
hit by a
bobcat or
by tele
handler or
by any
4 5 Hig
h
All plant operators must be trained and
competent to operate their plant hold a
valid license.
All plant to be fitted with a fire
extinguisher.
Yes 1 3 Low Method Statement
& Risk Assessment
must be at site.
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task.

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No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
other
heavy
equipmen
t
All plant should have audible reversing
alarms and flashing beacons which must
be switched on at all times.
All windows and mirrors are to be clean
and free of any make shift shades
(sheets of paper to prevent sunlight etc.
Risk
damage
to live
services
by heavy
equipmen
t
movemen
ts
and
people
working in
the area
getting hit
by moving
plant.
4 4 H All operatives included in the activity
must be briefed in the MSRA and
recorded.
Heavy equipment using in the area
where it could have possessed damage
to the live cables except the machines
mentioned in the method statement
must be informed to concerned
authorities and prior permission must be
obtained.
Banks man must be available with each
plant working close to live cables and
live fuel lines and briefed about the
location of the fuel line and the
limitations of the workplace. The live
services must be protected during the
plant operations.
Emergency contact numbers of
concerned authorities should be placed
in the area of work.
Y 1 3 L Method Statement
& Risk Assessment
must be at site.
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task.

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No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
Close supervision must be provided
during the entire course of work.
Supervisor should be trained and briefed
about the lines of communications in
case of an emergency.
Task lights must be provided for night
shift works.
Suitable signage must be provided in
the area of work showing the potential
hazards.
Area shall be barricaded while lifting
operations are being active.
Ground coordinators must be available
while the lifting operations are being
done.
Accessories are to be certified and
approved and inspected before the
lifting operations.
Vehicles
maneuver
ing in the
work
area.
Collision
with other
vehicles
Plant or
property
being hit
by moving
plant.
4 4 Hig
h
Lifting accessories are to be color coded
on monthly basis.
All plant to be certified within the last 12
months.
Operator to have a suitable license and
competency certificate.
Flagman to be used for all plant
reversing operations. Flagman to be
Y 1 3 L Method Statement
& Risk Assessment
must be at site.
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task.

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Risk Assessment No:
No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
placed in the Emirates picks up area if
required to warn the drivers of the
hazards.
Flagman to receive internal training on
how to complete his duties.
Remove the requirement for people to
work in the same area as the plant
where possible.
Provided people and plant segregation
where possible.
8 Working at
height while
assembling
the
portacabins
Falls from
height
Serious
injury,
laceration
,
fractures.
4 5 H All access platforms will be inspected
monthly for Flaws/damage and color
coded.
All mobile scaffolding will be inspected
monthly for Flaws/damage and color
coded.
Personnel working on mobile scaffolding
will attend working at height training.
All mobile scaffolding must be damage
free.
Operative will use a harness while on
mobile scaffolding they will tie off above
the working area and by pass the
lanyard system if working more than 2
meters
Y 4 1 L Project
Manager
/ Senior
Engineer/
Foreman
Method Statement
& Risk Assessment
must be at site.
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task.

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No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
If any personnel working on ladders will
attend working at height training.
All ladders must be damage free.
All ladders will be supported at both
ends and hold by a helper for temporary
purpose.
Operative will use a harness while on
ladders; they will tie off above the
working area and bypass the lanyard
system if working more than 2 meters
Safe.
Scaffolds using as working platforms
must be inspected by a competent
inspector and certified for safe use.
9 Use of
electrical
tools &
equipment’s
during
assembling
and
dismantling
of
portacabins
Electrocut
ion,
Injury to
person.
Slip and
trip, Fire
Laceratio
ns, Cuts
bruises,
electrocuti
on
5 4 H Only trained personnel to operate
electrical tools, certificates to be
provided.
Warning sign boards shall be placed at
all work areas, depicting the hazards in
the area.
All tools will be inspected as minimum
on a monthly basis and color coded.
Sufficient lighting shall be provided for
all activities,
Dispensation must be obtained for the
use of110+V.
4 1 L Senior/En
gineer/El
ectrician/
Foreman/
HSE
Risk Assessment
must be at site.
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task
HWP Procedures
must be clearly
explain to crew
involved in HW
activity

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Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
Good cable management to be
maintained
All electrical cables shall be raised
where possible to avoid Electrical and
slip, trip hazards.
Electrical cable must be inspected and
color coded on a monthly basis by a
qualified electrician.
All damaged tools must be, returned to
store and repaired by competent
persons
TBT to be given on the safe use of
electrical tools.
Ensure that all power tools are 110 Volt
only.
Ensure electricity is disconnected when
the machine is not in use.
Guards must be fitted with abrasive
wheels
Portable fire extinguisher (Dry powder)
must be available at the area.
No Power tools shall be lifted or carried
by its cable.
Ensure people are trained to use the fire
extinguisher.
10 Hot works
(welding/cutti
Fire on
site
Burns or
serious
A HWP (Hot work permit) system must
be followed for all hot work activities.
4 1 L Senior
Engineer/

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Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
ng/grinding.
etc.) for
cabin
erection/
dismantling
as required
injuries,
damage
to
property
A fire watchman will be allocated to all
hot work.
All operatives’ undertaken hot work will
be trained and certified to do so.
Equipment used for hot work I.e.
welding set, gas cutting set and grinders
will be inspected daily by the operator
and daily checklist for the equipment
must be followed.
Leak tests will be conducted daily and
fire blankets must be used as required.
All hot work equipment’s will be in good
working condition and built to a
recognized standard.
All personnel conducting hot work will
wear leather aprons, face shield, leather
gloves and non-flammable clothing.
Jubilee clips are not recommended for
gas cutting set hose connections.
Proper firefighting arrangements are to
be implemented at the area.
Fire extinguishers must be certified by
DM approved companies and must be
ready available in the immediate work
areas.
Monthly color coding to be done for fire
extinguishers and registered. Good
Foreman/
Welder/H
SE Team

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Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
housekeeping must be maintained
always.
Transportation of gas cylinders: the gas
cylinders shall be transported on site in
pickup / mini trucks in vertical position.
Oxygen cylinders and gas cylinders
shall be stored on site in separate
shaded vertical position. Cylinders shall
be kept in trolleys in working area.
Empty cylinders shall be kept in
separate shaded area
11 Traffic
management
in the work
area
Workers
hit by
moving
vehicles/v
isitor/staff
entering
to
unauthori
zed area.
J16 Security
breach/pe
rsonnel
injury
4 4 Hig
h
A safe traffic management plan to be
developed, communicated to relevant
authorities and implemented prior to
start works. Access to the work area to
be demarcated and flagmen to be
appointed to control the traffic vehicles
to be controlled and guided from the
entrance to avoid vehicles entering to
unauthorized areas. Suitable and
sufficient signage’s to be posted to avoid
confusion for road users.
Access in to the work area to be
properly identified and do not allow
drivers to drive all around the work
areas. Vehicles to be parked in a safe
distance from the area of works and
Y 1 4 L All drivers
entering
EXPO
SITE
Method Statement
& Risk Assessment
must be at site.
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task.
All drivers to be
inducted before
entering at site

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01
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Risk Assessment No:
No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
vehicles required to access in to work
areas to be escorted and ensure the
ground condition is stable for the type of
vehicles.
12 Welfare
Facilities
Inadequat
e Welfare
facilities
Heat
stress,
unhygieni
c work
location
2 3 Me
d
An adequate supply of cool drinking
water will be made available on sites
and workshop areas by installing water
coolers and/or thermos flasks (IGLOO)
Sufficient toilets, hand-wash basins and
facilities, as per UAE Federal Law No. 8,
will be maintained at site. All toilets shall
be cleaned daily and maintained in a
sanitary condition
Septic tank areas must have a barrier to
prevent people/vehicles colliding with
them and levels to be controlled to
prevent foul smelling air and
contaminated effluent spills
Shaded rest and eating areas will be
provided in sufficient numbers for the
personnel in the location. A bin for waste
and general rubbish will be provided at
these areas
Smoking Areas will be provided at
designated areas. Smoking area for staff
& operatives will be segregated and will
be provided with suitable butt disposal
Y 1 2 L Project
Manager/
Works
Manger /
Foreman
Logistic Plan to be
followed and should
be communicated
to all operative
involved the project

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Risk Assessment No:
No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
bucket filled with sand and fire
extinguisher.
13 Lack of
appropriate
information
signs and
warning
signs
Inadequat
e safety
signs
Lack of
warning
signs/infor
matory
signs
leading to
delay in
evacuatio
ns. Lack
of
warning
signs
resulting
accidents
or
incidents.
Lack if
emergenc
y contact
numbers
delaying
incident
and
2 5 Me
d
ANCC notice boards must be in place
with emergency contact names and
numbers. Evacuation plan to be
available in the area of activity. All
workers need to be briefed about
emergency contact numbers and
evacuation procedures. Evacuation drill
to be conducted in the first two months
of demobilization and after every six
months as per procedures. ANCC
emergency stickers must be stickled on
the helmets during induction and should
be briefed about the lines of
communications. Nobody is permitted to
contact external authorities, especially
the civil defense in an emergency.
Suitable and sufficient evacuation route
signage should be place and an
assembly point must be nearby.
Warning signs such as working at
height, authorized entry only, danger
deep excavation etc. must be in place to
warn the persons about hidden hazards.
Y 1 3 L HSE
Team
Method Statement
& Risk Assessment
must be at site.
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task.

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01
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Risk Assessment No:
No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
accident
reporting.
14 Materials
Management
Materials
Planning
Materials
arrival,
Storage &
Movement
Waste
Management
Poor
Planning
Traffic,
plant/equi
pment’s
and
vehicles,
materials,
Lifting
equipmen
t’s &
accessori
es,
Manual
Handling,
Dust,
access/eg
ress
Waste
items,
COSHH
items
Incidents /
accidents,
disturban
ces to
access/eg
ress,
Traffic
Jams
Incidents/
accidents,
plant/equi
pment
and
vehicles
failure,
Fire/explo
sion,
failure of
lifting
equipmen
t &
accessori
es,
Musculos
4 4 Hig
h
Materials planning by competent &
experienced staff.
Authorized operator and driver,
flagmen/banksmen/riggers, competent
supervision, materials arrival & storage
space must be agreed in advance
minimum 24 hours earlier,
Compliance with lifting operations risk
assessment and PPE’s
Manual handling TBT, Daily TBTs, water
spray at dusty areas, sufficient
access/egress, signboards, speed limits.
Be Vigilant,
Y 2 2 L Project
Manager/
Senior
Engineer/
Foreman/
Lifting Operations
Risk Assessment,
Manual Handling
Risk Assessment to
be communicated
to all operatives
working at site

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01
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Risk Assessment No:
No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
keletal
disorders,
Health
effects
Environm
ental
impact,
slip trips
& falls
15 Environment
al issues
such dust
/Noise/poor
visibility,
working in
hot humid
conditions/w
orking close
to live roads
High
noise
levels,
poor air
quality
poor
lighting/W
orking in
adverse
weather/cl
imate
conditions
Working
during
rain and
windy
Hearing
loss,
respirator
y
problems/
tiredness/
stress.
4 3 Hig
h
Working area to be cordoned off.
Waste to be regularly removed from site.
Noise level exceeding 80 db must be
identified and suitable control measures
followed.
Close supervision and rotation of
personnel must be considered.
Ear muff/protection will be used where
deemed necessary.
Signage will be in place in area of high
noise and ear protection will be required
to enter these areas.
Dust control measures will be put in
place such as damping down areas
where dust is prevalent prior to
sweeping activities etc. Loading and
Y 1 3 L Project
Manager/
Site
Agent/Ge
neral
Foreman
Method Statement
& Risk assessment
must be at site.
This should be
communicated to
all crew involved
the Task.

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01
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3
Page
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Risk Assessment No:
No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
conditions
.
unloading of excavated materials to be
damped to reduce dust.
Waste collection points will be placed in
isolated areas and have hording place
around them.
Sufficient lighting must be provided for
the work area.
Work will not take place under direct
sunlight between 12.30 hours and 15.00
hours in during summer working ban
period. Special permission must be
obtained from concerned authorities to
continue work during summer ban
hours.
Sufficient cold drinking water and
shaded areas must be provided during
summertime. Rotation system can be
followed for works under direct sunlight
during summer. First aider and an
emergency vehicle should be on
standby during break hour works.
All activities should be stopped during
rain and operatives are only advised to
work with rain cots only.
All electrical equipment’s must be
swished of and can restart only after
inspected by authorized persons.

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01
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Risk Assessment No:
No Task Step Hazard
Detail
*H
Code
Rank
Req-
Y-N
P S Risk
Rank
Resp.
Person
All slippery surfaces should be dried out
before restarting the work.
All works on the scaffold to be
suspended during rain and high wind
and can proceed only after reinserting
the scaffold by competent persons
.
Contractor’s Responsible Manager Signature: _________________ Date: __________ HSE Manager Signature: ________________ Date: ____________
Assessment Date: 29.8.2021 Review Period: 3 months Date of Next Review: 28.11.2021

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