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APPENDIX 4
GC3 – THE HEALTH AND Candidate’s observation
SAFETY PRACTICAL APPLICATION sheet
Sheet number: 1 of 9
Student name: Harith Daniel bin Shahir _Student number: 00332071
Place inspected: MMHE West Yard
Date of inspection: 12 / April / 2016
Observations
Hazards and consequences
Control measures
Immediate and longer term actions
Timescale
1) Hazard:
Hands holding the
grinding machine too
close to the disc
Risk:
Struck by powered
grinding disc.
Consequence:
Body injury such as
Immediate Action:
Stop the grinding work.
Long Term Action:
Install additional grinding holder to maximise distance
of hand and disc for better gripping.
Immediate
3 days
2) Hazard:
Exposed to heat in long
hours
Risk: Dehydration
Consequence: Fatigue,
Heat stress
Immediate Action:
Regular break hours and work rotation.
Long Term Action:
Provide water dispenser and suitable rest area with
air-cooling.
Immediate
1 week
3) Hazard:
People walking across the
cables
Risk:
Slip,trip and fall.
Consequence:
Body injury
Immediate Action:
Use cable hanger to elevate the cable to a higher
position.
Long Term Action:
Carry out proper housekeeping in work and walking
areas and keep these areas free of obstacles.
Immediate
Continuos

APPENDIX 4
Observations
Control measures
Timescale
4) Hazard:
Present of combustible material
near hotwork activities.
Risk:
Combustible material exposed to
spark.
Consequence:
Explosion and fatality.
Immediate Action:
Remove combustible material atleast 5
meter radius from hotwork activities as far
as reasonably practicable.
Long Term Action:
Provide proper storage for the chemical
materials.
Immediate.
1 week.
5) Hazard:
Poor posture while performing
hotwork task.
Risk:
Consequence:
Low back pain and muscle strain
Immediate Action:
Provide mobile work platforms, such as
scissors lifts.
Long Term Action:
Redesign workstations and work areas
to eliminate reaching, bending, or other
awkward postures.
Immediate.
2 months.
6) Hazard:
Workers are not securely hook
body harness.
Risk:
Slips, trip and fall from height
Consequence:
Fatality and major injury.
Immediate Action:
Stop the work and asked the worker to
securely hook body harness.
Long Term Action:
Give traning to the workers regarding
Personel protective equipment(PPE) and
working at heights.
Immediate
1month

APPENDIX 4
Observations
Control measures
Timescale
7) Hazard:
No barricade and signage while
work is done at the confined space.
Risk:
Fall into the hole.
Consequence:
Major injury
Immediate Action:
Barricades to prevent unauthorized
entry.
Long Term Action:
Separate the pedestrian walkaways and
close supervise about the confined space
activity.
Immediate.
1 day.
8) Hazard:
The workers exposed to high
frequency of noise source from the
heavy machinery.
Risk:
Exposed to noise pollution.
Consequence:
Hearing problems i.e hearing
impairment
Immediate Action:
Ask the workers to avoid to stay too near
with the noise source when necessary.
Long Term Action:
Shift works or frequent breaks
Immediate
2 weeks.
9) Hazard:
Inadequate ventilation at the
confined space
Risk:
Suffocation
Consequence:
Fatality,fainted,breathing problem.
Immediate Action:
Resticted the number of activities inside
the constrant confined space.
Long Term Action:
Provide adeqquate Local Exhaust
Ventilation (LEV) for the confined space
workers.
Immediate.
1month

APPENDIX 4
Observations
Control measures
Timescale
10) Hazard:
PPE not suitable and
Improper handling of corrosive
chemical (e.g. hydrochloric
acid,sodium hydroxide)
Risk:
Burn and destroy body tissues on
contact.
Consequence:
Severe burn and health effect
Immediate Action:
Asked the worker to wear suitable and
approve PPE
Long Term Action:
Chemical exposure monitoring and
training to the workers that expose to
chemical material.
Immediate
2 months
11) Hazard:
Unsafe distance of combustible
material.
Risk:
Fire and explosion.
Consequence:
Severely increase the burning rate
of combustible material.
Immediate Action:
Move the combustible chemical to a safe
distance by either a minimum distance of
20 feet (6.1 m) or a barrier having a fire-
resistance rating of 30 minutes.
Long Term Action:
Conduct awareness regarding safe
distance with the chemical materials at
the work place and supervise the
workers.
Immediate.
1 month.
12) Hazard:
Overloading sockets inside the
office.
Risk:
Fire and explosion.
Consequence:
Body injury and property damage
Immediate Action:
Disconnected all unused electrical
appliaces.
Long Term Action:
Provide extension cords to the workers at
the office.
Immediate.
2 weeks.

APPENDIX 4
Observations
Control measures
Timescale
13) Hazard:
No barricade and signage at the
open hole or trench.
Risk:
People or vehicle fall down to the
trench.
Consequence:
Major injury,minor injury and
property damage.
Immediate Action:
Put barricade around the open hole or
trench.
Long Term Action:
Give training to the workers and
supervise them.
Immediate
2 weeks
14) Hazard:
Long term exposure of inadequate
vision due to lighting at the confined
space.
Risk:
Eye irritation.
Consequence:
Visual fatigue and fall.
Immediate Action:
Provide adequate lighting at the
workplace.
Long Term Action:
Provide the workers with the torchlight
1 day.
2 days
15) Hazard:
Abnormal posture in long duration
and wrong manual lifting method.
Risk:
Repetitive strain injury.
Consequence:
Permanent injury or disability.
Immediate Action:
Regular break hours for the workers and
work rotation.
Long Term Action:
Provide carts for transporting material
and mechanical hoists to eliminate lifting
Immediate.
2 month.

APPENDIX 4
Observations
Control measures
Timescale
16) Hazard:
Energised tools/equipment not
been switched off after work
completed or during break time.
Risk:
Fire source
Consequence:
Explosion
Immediate Action:
All workers to ensure the tools are being
de-energised after use prior to go for
break time or end of work.
Long Term Action:
Asked Supervisor to monitor all tools are
de-energised prior to go for break time or
end of work.
Immediate.
Continuous
17) Hazard:
Welding without suitable PPE
Risk:
Inhale of welding fumes
Consequence:
Lung Cancer and health illness.
Immediate Action:
Asked the worker to wear suitable PPE
for eye and respiratory protection and
equipment.
Long Term Action:
Provide portable or flexible exhaust
systems can be positioned so that fume
and gases are drawn away from the
welder
Immediate.
1 month.
18) Hazard:
Using loose clothes while grinding
or cutting.(Entanglement)
Risk:
Entangled with moving parts of
machines, pulling the person into
the moving danger points.
Consequence:
Finger cut or body injury.
Immediate Action:
Ensuring operators do not have loose
items of clothing, hair, jewellery.
Long Term Action:
Providing operators with adequate
training and appropriate supervision
prior to and when using the machine
Immediate.
1 week

APPENDIX 4
Observations
Control measures
Timescale
19) Hazard:
Vehicle lost control at the workplace
Risk:
Hit by moving object (Vehicle).
Consequence:
Accidents or fatality.
Immediate Action:
Asked the driver to follow the speed limit
at the workplace.
Long Term Action:
Establish a traffic plan for the site
Immediate
2 weeks.
20) Hazard:
Lack of information of transportation
of valuable cargo and divert from
assign route.
Risk:
Loss of cargo
Consequence:
Psychological effect and assets
loss.
Immediate Action:
Use special lorry with lock and GPS for
journey management.
Long Term Action:
Provide escort for high valuable cargoes.
1 week.
3 months.
21) Hazard:
Working at open area during bad
weather.
Risk:
Expose to lightning
Consequence:
Cardiac arrest and body burns
Immediate Action:
Stop working during bad weather and get
shelter.
Long Term Action:
Provide lightning warning system (LWS)
Immediate.
1 months

APPENDIX 4
Observations
Control measures
Timescale
22) Hazard:
Lifting area not barricade and no
signage.
Risk:
Workers not involve will enter the
lifting area
Consequence:
Fatality, major and minor injury.
Immediate Action:
Barricade,signage area and locate
signage at the lifting area
Long Term Action:
Close supervison to the workers.
1 day
1 week
23) Hazard:
Area not cover during blasting
painting and hydrojetting.
Risk:
Other workers exposed to
pressurised dust or particles.
Consequence:
Pressurised dust or particles hit
body.
Immediate Action:
Cover area to minimised dust emission
as far as reasonably practicable.
Long Term Action:
Provide dust N95 PPE to the workers.
Immediate
1 week.
24) Hazard:
Long and irregular working hours of
the driver.
Risk:
Lost conscious.
Consequence:
Fatigue and accidents.
Immediate Action:
Allow extra journey time and breaks
where required, to allow for bad weather,
traffic congestion, etc.
Long Term Action:
Provide co-driver as a second driver
during the journey for work rotation
systems.
Immediate.
1 week

APPENDIX 4
Observations
Control measures
Timescale
1) Hazard:
Asbestos fibers are
released into the air during
activities that disturb
asbestos-containing
materials.
Risk:
Asbestos fibers can then be
inhaled without knowing
and trapped in the lungs.
Consequence:
Chronic lung disease
Immediate Action:
Monitoring necessary to detect if
asbestos exposure is at or above
the PEL or EL for workers who
are, or may be exposed to
asbestos.
Long Term Action:
Proper hazard communication
with warning signs containing
specified language in areas that
have exposures above the PEL or
EL is necessary. No smoking,
eating, or drinking should occur in
these areas and proper PPE must
be provided and used to prevent
exposure.
Immediate.
1 week

Name of candidate: Harith Daniel bin Shahir Course Ref: C0008(b)
As part of the requirements for the NEBOSH International General Certificate (IGC), candidates are
required to undertake a health and safety inspection of part of a workplace and to write a report to
management detailing the findings and recommendations. Full details of the procedures, including the
selection of a suitable area, will be provided during the course but, in brief, the requirements are that:
• The health and safety practical application takes place within 7 days before and after of the
date of the written papers;
• The practical is to be completed at the students own workplace. Those without a workplace
will be assisted by the Training Provider.
• The time allowed to complete the assessment is not restricted but candidates should aim to
complete the inspection and the report in two hours.
• The practical application may be submitted in the candidate’s own handwriting or be word
processed;
• Candidates do not require supervision when carrying out the practical application but the
candidate must sign a declaration that the submission is their own work. (Page 2 of this
document). If this declaration is not submitted the candidate’s result may be declared void. A
signature can be electronic or can be faxed.
The submission must include:
• Completed observation sheets covering a number and range of hazards and good practice,
identifying suitable control measures and timescales;
• An introduction and executive summary;
• Main findings of the complete inspection;
• Conclusions which summaries the main issues identified in the candidate’s workplace
• Completed recommendations table

GC3 – The Health and Safety Practical Application
Candidate and course provider declarations:
For completion by the candidate:
I declare that the work submitted for this practical application assessment ie. the completed observation sheets
and the report to management, is my own work. I recognise that contravention of this statement constitutes
malpractice and may result in my being subject to the penalties set out in the NEBOSH Malpractice policy.
Signature :
Name (Print) :
Date :
For completion by a course provider representative (eg internal practical assessor):
I declare that the work marked is identical to that received from the candidate. I recognise that contravention of
this statement constitutes malpractice and may result in my being subject to the penalties set out in the NEBOSH
Malpractice policy.
Signature :
Name (Print) :
Date :
For completion by the course provider’s internal practical assessor:
I declare that I have marked this work and am both qualified and approved by NEBOSH to do so. I recognise
that contravention of this statement constitutes malpractice and may result in my being subject to the penalties
set out in the NEBOSH Malpractice policy.
Signature :
Name (Print) :
Date :
NB: This declaration must be completed in full, submitted and retained with the candidate’s
script. If this declaration is not submitted the candidate’s result may be declared void.

GC3 – THE HEALTH AND Assessor’s marking sheet
SAFETY PRACTICAL APPLICATION
Date of practical application: 12 / April / 2016 Name of assessor
Course provider
number
1157
Course provider
name
SAFENVIRO
Student number 00332071 Student name Harith Daniel Bin Shahir
Criteria
Maximum
marks
available
Assessor’s
marks awarded
NEBOSH
moderated
marks
(if different)
1 Completion of observation sheets
1.1 Range and outline of hazards and consequences 15
1.2
Identification of suitable control measures and
timescales
15
2 Report - Introduction and Executive Summary
2.1
Introduction providing an overview of the chosen
area
5
2.2 Executive summary 5
3 Report - Main findings of the inspection
3.1 Quality of interpretation of findings 15
3.2
Identification of possible breaches of legislation
and/or standards
5
3.3 Persuasiveness / conciseness / technical content 10
4 Report - Conclusions and Recommendations
4.1
Clear and concise conclusions which are clearly
related to report findings and are effective in
convincing management to take action
15
4.2
Recommendations which present realistic actions to
improve health and safety in the chosen area
15
TOTAL MARKS 100

Assessor’s additional comments on the practical application:
ASSESSED BY (name in block letters) ________________________________________________
The mark sheet must be retained by the Course Provider and sent to NEBOSH only if requested. A copy
of the mark sheet can be given to candidates if requested.
NEBOSH USE ONLY
Outcome: PASS (60% or more) REFER (less than 60%)
Date assessed ____ / ____ / ____
Assessor’s signature ______________________
Date received by course provider ____ / ____ / ____
Date received by NEBOSH
(if applicable) _____ / _____ / _____
NEBOSH Moderator’s comments:

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