MJ Conroy site management training hazard identification & risk assessment
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This document provides information on hazard identification and risk assessment. It defines a hazard as anything that can cause injury, damage, or ill health. Physical hazards include falling from heights, slips and trips. Behavioral hazards include rushing, taking shortcuts, and complacency. Risk assessment is the process of identifying hazards, then eliminating or minimizing risks by putting control measures in place. It should be part of safety statements, method statements, and safe plans of action. Risk assessment is key to safety. All work should be evaluated for risks before and after completion. The document includes a sample risk assessment for installing partition walls that identifies potential hazards like falls, slips, and tool use, then lists control measures to reduce risks. It stresses the
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- 1. 3/31/2020 1 Site Management Safety Training Programme Hazard ID & Risk Assessment
- 2. 3/31/2020 2 • A hazard is anything that can cause: • injury or ill-health to a person • damage to property • damage to the environment • combination of the above Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment
- 3. 3/31/2020 3 A Hazard can be something physical or behavioural Physical Hazard: Physical Hazards above
- 4. 3/31/2020 4 Behavioural Hazard, examples; •Rushing around •Time watching •Taking shortcut •Complacency •Familiarity •Inexperience
- 5. 3/31/2020 5 The steps to be taken to; 1. remove a hazard (eliminate) or 2. reduce the hazard to a low level (minimize) by putting control measures in place. Are achieved by carrying out Risk Assessment as part of; • Safety Statement • Method Statement • Safe Plan of Action Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment Cont’d
- 6. 3/31/2020 6 1. RISK ASSESSMENT IS THE KEY TO A SAFE SITE… 2. WE MUST CONTINUOUSLY RISK ASSESS. 3. Lateral Thinking Required--- stand back and look at the bigger picture before carrying out the task… what are the obvious and less obvious risks involved??? - Could this work impact other contractors? - Could this work impact the client? 4. Don’t Rush In 5. If in doubt – ask. Seek advise first… better safe than sorry 6. Evaluate the work after completion…. Could it have been carried out differently/ safer?? Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment Cont’d
- 7. 3/31/2020 7 Description of the Task/Activity: To install partition wall system to existing EDC Ph0 room to create 1 hr fire wall Operation (Hazard) Risk Level Control Measures Falls from height Fall injury Low Scaffolding provided for access to high level to install & skim walls Mobile tower scaffold will be used to access the 4th wall All scaffolding to have the appropriate inspection completed. Slips/Trips/Falls Injury from falling over material/equipment Med Unnecessary rubbish & material to be removed from the site. Scaffolding to be neatly stacked on the centre of the floor on install & dismantling Scaffolding is to be cleared of any unnecessary material/equipment Steps to be placed on large step down into the Ph 0 area. Injury from tools and equipment Personal Injury Low All tools to be checked visually before use and not used if damaged. Leads & electrical equipment to be visually checked prior to use and PAT tested. Cordless power tools are to be used where possible Injury due to handling materials Stain injury from manual lifting Low All personnel to have Manual Handling training Minimum of 2 personnel lifting purlins Minimum 3 personnel lifting the steel beams. Contact with personnel on corridors Collision Med Signage to be in place when drawing scaffolding through link corridor Operative to be in attendance on the corridor to advise/direct operatives/personnel when drawing scaffolding through the link corridor. Min of 2 operatives transporting large material on the trolley through the corridor Sample Risk Assessment
- 8. 3/31/2020 8 White Board Briefing Briefing involving contractors representatives to identify the works of the day; - Interaction between various contractors- list the identifiable risks associated with the work. - Are all Method Statements & Safe Plans of Action in Place?- if not why not? No works to proceed until all are in place. - Intervention/ works in key areas occupied by other contractors? - Works in client areas- critical that advance notice and approval. Necessary Paperwork Must be in place. - Weekly Handover of GA3 / Work at Height equipment completed forms