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SECONDARY PIPE RACK AND PIG LAUNCHER.docx
1. Description of the work to be undertaken Risk Assessment Team
Welding and grinding, pipe prefabrication and installation in secondary pipe rack and pig launcher TIJANI NEJI
ABDERRAZZEK BOUABDELLI
Method Statement / Work Procedure etc. Ref. No (If applicable)
SAFE WORKING PRACTICES NAWGTP-ABB-NGTP-000-HS-PLA-00017
TASK RISK ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE NAWGTP-ABB-NGTP-000-HS-PLA-00018
PTW: 2847
Major Steps Hazards Identified Existing Control Measures
Initial
Risk
L S R
Further recommendations
(Mitigation measures)
Residual Risk
L S R
Actioned
person
1. Access to work
platform
- Fall from height
- Contact with sharp
parts
Staff provided with mandatory PPE
Staff trained for working at height
Certified safety harness B 3 B3
Supervision and advice
Ensure safe access way to platform
TBT before commencing of activities
Reduce number of persons involved
Ensure work platform are inspected
and tagged accordingly
Identification and cover of all sharp
parts
Maintain always three points contact
when climbing to platform
Safety harness to be worn (if require)
anchored to fixed strong point
B 1 B1
Technicians +
Job
Supervisor
NAWARA GAS TREATMENT PLANT (NAWGTP)
OMV (TUNESIEN) GMBH DATE:28/07/2018
TRA N. 404
TASK RISK ASSESSMENT FORM
2. Major Steps Hazards Identified Existing Control Measures
Initial
Risk
L S R
Further recommendations
(Mitigation measures)
Residual Risk
L S R
Actioned
person
2. Preparation of
welding joint
- Personnel injury
- Fire
- Electrocution
- Slips/trips
Staff provided with mandatory PPE
Specific PPE available
Trained staff
Quarterly inspection of tools
Fire extinguisher available
C 4 C4
Supervision and advice
Barrication
PTW to be issue and available in work
location
Daily visual inspection of tolls and
equipment
Use only inspected and color coded tolls
and equipment
Ensure that safety guard protection is
installed for each tools
Use grinding disk according to speed
rotation of grinding machine
Staff to weak additional PPE (face
shield, mechanical gloves, apron…)
Hold tools with both hands
Do not use force and do not exert
excessive pressure on the tool
Fire watch man stand by in work area
Remove all combustible materials
Protect all flammable parts by fire
retardant blanket
Earthing of electrical equipment’s
Protect electrical cables
Reduce number of person involved
Housekeeping and materials
arrangement
Proper cable management
HSE area inspection
Safe distance to rotating tools parts to
be maintained at all time”.
C 2 C2
Technicians,
Job
Supervisor,
HSE SPV
- Noise
Ear protection available
B 2 B2
Involved team to wear ear protection
Information all neighboring staff
Reduce exposure time
Reduce number of person involved
B 1 B1
Technicians,
Job
Supervisor
3. Major Steps Hazards Identified Existing Control Measures
Initial
Risk
L S R
Further recommendations
(Mitigation measures)
Residual Risk
L S R
Actioned
person
3. Welding activities
- Personnel injury
- Exposure to
ultraviolet radiation
- Burns
- Fire
- Exposure to welding
fume
Staff provided with mandatory PPE
Specific PPE available
Trained staff
Quarterly inspection of tools
Fire extinguisher available
B 4 B4
Supervision and advice
Daily visual inspection of tolls and
equipment
Staff to weak additional PPE (welding
shield, welding gloves, apron…)
Fire watch man stand by in work area
Remove all combustible materials
Protect all flammable parts by fire
retardant blanket
Protection of power cables
Ventilation of welding area
Reduce number of person involved
Rotate persons involved
Regular health surveillance
HSE area inspection
B 2 B2
Welders,
Job
Supervisor,
HSE SPV
4. Cutting / fitting pipe
by threading
machine
- Personnel injury
- Electrocution
- Slips/trips
Staff provided with mandatory PPE
Staff trained for using treading machine
Quarterly inspection of equipment C 4 C4
Supervision and advice
Daily visual inspection of tread machine
Only qualified and trained person is
authorized to use this machine
Do not wear loose clothes
Do not exert a force higher than
capacity of tread machine
Earthing of tread machine
Protection of electrical cables
Prohibit access to work area for
unauthorized person
Housekeeping and materials
arrangement in work area
Safety device of machine must be
available and operational
Reduce number of persons involved
HSE area inspection
safe distance to rotating tools parts to
be maintained at all time”.
C 2 C2
Fabricator,
Job
Supervisor,
HSE SPV
4. Major Steps Hazards Identified Existing Control Measures
Initial
Risk
L S R
Further recommendations
(Mitigation measures)
Residual Risk
L S R
Actioned
person
5. Rigging of pipes and
accessories on trailer
- Fall form height
- Struck between
- Personnel injuries
Staff provided with mandatory PPE
Staff trained for rigging
B 3 B3
Supervision and advice
Ensure safe access to trailer
Second person to hold the ladder
Install ladder only on level and stable
ground
Do not work close to extremities of
trailer
Never put hands between pipes and/or
supports
Daily inspection of lifting accessories
Reduce number of persons involved
A 1 A1
Rigger,
Job
Supervisor
6. Lifting of pipe and
accessories
- Personnel injury
- Fall of load
- Collision with
obstacles
Staff provided with mandatory PPE
Qualified crane operator
Certified lifting equipment’s
Tag lines available C 4 C4
Supervision and advice
Daily visual inspection of lifting
equipment’s and accessories
Barrication of lifting area
Nobody enter under suspended load
Safety distance to be maintained to
obstacles
Reduce number of persons involved
Assessment of load weight before to
proceed
Do not exceed maximum load capacity
of equipment(s)
Ensure good stability of lifting
equipment’s and stable ground
conditions
Permanent banksman communication
with operator
Check weather conditions
Using of two taglines for guiding the
load
Attention when working close to
electrical lines
HSE area inspection
B 2 B2
Operator,
Job
Supervisor,
HSE SPV
5. Major Steps Hazards Identified Existing Control Measures
Initial
Risk
L S R
Further recommendations
(Mitigation measures)
Residual Risk
L S R
Actioned
person
7. Manual handling of
pipes and accessories
- Personnel
lumbago injury
- Sharp material
- Hands Injury
Staff provided with mandatory PPE
C 4 C4
Supervision and advice
Awareness for correct manual handling
Reduce exposure of staff, always try to
avoid any manual lifting by the use of
mechanical lifting equipment
Take regular breaks
Rotate persons involved on manual
handling
Apply safe manual handling techniques
Assess load prior to manual handling
Involve more persons when necessary
Identification and cover of all sharp
parts
Do not put hands under load
C 1 C1
Job
Supervisor,
Technicians
8. Working at height
using man lift
- Falling from
the man
basket
- Injury
- Man lift
rollover
- Fall of objects
Staff provided with mandatory PPE
Equipment TP certified
Safety harness certified C 3 C3
Supervision and advice
PTW mandatory
Man basket daily inspection to be done
Barrication of work area
Ensure that all guardrail of man basket
are in place
Respect the load chart
Respect the safe work limit
Ensure that all the switch are functional
Do not over load man lift
Ensure stable and level ground for
using man basket
Wear helmet with chain strap
Only trained and qualified staff can be
involved
No work outside the man basket is
authorized
Ensure safety harness attached at all
time by basket anchor point
Tools attachment
HSE area inspection
B 1 B1
Technicians,
Job
Supervisor,
Operator,
HSE SPV
6. Major Steps Hazards Identified Existing Control Measures
Initial
Risk
L S R
Further recommendations
(Mitigation measures)
Residual Risk
L S R
Actioned
person
9. Working during the
night shift
- Fatigue
- Animal’s hazards
- Slips/trips
- Poor visibility
Staff provided with mandatory PPE
Light torch available
Walk ways lighten C 3 C3
Supervision and advice
Take regular breaks
Avoid to work long hours during night
Reduce number of people involved
Rotate person involved in night shift
activities
No lone working are allowed
Reporting of fatigue signs
Stop work and release person
immediately when fatigue signs
observed
Transparent glasses to be wear by all
involved staff
Torch light to be wear by all staff
Use only safe walkway
Assess lighting conditions, sufficient
light shall be ensured
Housekeeping and materials
arrangement
Avoid sitting near materials storage
areas
Communication means to be ensured
Ensure mandatory presence of
ambulance and medical staff during the
night activities
HSE area inspection
Helmet torch, clean glasses
A 1 A1
Technicians,
Job
Supervisor
HSE
Supervisor
Electrician
Mechanical
10. Rigging and erection
using man lift
Rigger to attach lifting
accessories to the
beam lift on the
ground:
- Personnel
injury
- Slip and trip
hazards
Staff provided with mandatory PPE
Trained and qualified rigger
Valid third party inspection of the lifting
accessories
C 3 C3
Supervision and advice
Maintaining free safe access
Only authorized person to be involved
Clear instruction to crane operator to
not operate the crane until rigging
completed
Do not put hand between load and
supports/cable/sling/chain
Inspection of equipment’s and
accessories before to start
A 1 A1
Rigger,
Job
Supervisor,
Operator
7. Major Steps Hazards Identified Existing Control Measures
Initial
Risk
L S R
Further recommendations
(Mitigation measures)
Residual Risk
L S R
Actioned
person
Rigger to remove sling
using man basket:
- Falling from
the height
- Falling objects
- Personnel
injury
Staff provided with mandatory PPE
TP certified man basket
Certified safety harness
C 3 C3
Supervision and advice
Man basket daily inspection to be done
Barrication of working area
Ensure that all guardrail of man basket
are in place
Respect the load chart
Respect the safe work limit
Ensure that all the switch are functional
Ensure stable and level ground for
using man basket
Do not overload man basket
Wearing helmet with chain strap
Only qualified operator can be involved
No work outside of man basket is
authorized
Wear safety harness always connected
to basket anchor point
Tools attachment
HSE area inspection
B 1 B1 Technicians,
Job
Supervisor,
Operator,
HSE SPV
11. Work on scaffold
- Fall from height
- Fall of tools
- Collapse of
scaffold
Staff provided with mandatory PPE
Certified harness provided
Certified scaffolding materials
Trained staff for working at height and
scaffold erection
C 3 C3
Supervision and advice
Only trained personnel for working at
height can be involved
Daily visual inspection of scaffold
Barrication of working area
Do not exceed the maximum load
capacity of scaffold
Use only scaffold green tagged
Scaffold shall be erected by certified
scaffolders
Tools attachment
Materials arrangement
Nobody enter under working at height
activities
Do not drop tools and materials from
platform
Safety harness attached to strong
anchor point to be wear when require
Do not work outside of scaffolding
HSE area inspection
B 1 B1
Technicians,
Job
Supervisor,
HSE SPV
8. Major Steps Hazards Identified Existing Control Measures
Initial
Risk
L S R
Further recommendations
(Mitigation measures)
Residual Risk
L S R
Actioned
person
12. Working outside
manbasket
Working on Midrail of
the manbasket
- Fall from height
- Falling objects
- Injury
PTW to be available
Staff wear mandatory PPE
Only qualified and trained person for
working at height
Safety harness with double lanyard and fall
arrestor (more than 6m)
Reduce working time outside of manbasket
100% hook up of harness 100% of
the time
Superposed work is prohibit
C 3 C3
Barrier off under the working area
Prohibit person access under the
working area
Effective and close supervision
Wear safety helmet with chain strap
Tools to be attached or use tools belt
Do not operate man lift close to
working persons
During the work basket shall be parked
in the close position near the erector
Jumping on the steel structure is
prohibited
HSE area inspection
Reduce number of people involved
B 1 B1
Job
Supervisor
Technicians
Operator
HSE SPV
13. Working at height
using manlift
- Falling from
the man
basket
- Injury
Mandatory PTW
Wear adequate PPE
Wearing helmet with chin strap
Only trained and qualified staff can be
involved
No work outside the man basket is
authorized
Use only certified man basket
Wearing certified harness with double
lanyard always connected
C 3 C3
Supervision and advice
Man basket daily inspection to be done.
Barrication of area
Ensure that all guardrail of man basket
are in place
Respect the load chart
Respect the safe work limit
Ensure that all the switch are functional
B 1 B1
SUPERVISOR
WORKER +
OPERATOR
9. Major Steps Hazards Identified Existing Control Measures
Initial
Risk
L S R
Further recommendations
(Mitigation measures)
Residual Risk
L S R
Actioned
person
14. Arrangement of
pipes and boxes by
using Telescopic/
forklift
- Personnel injury
- Equipment rollover
Staff provided with mandatory PPE
Qualified equipment operator
TP certified equipment’s C 4 C4
Supervision and advice
Barrication of work area
Assess ground condition, ensure stable
and level ground
Banksmen to escort equipment’s
Daily visual inspection of equipment’s
Ensure adequate load store position
Telescopic/forklift do not lift more than
6 meter length pipe
Lashing of load by equipment forks (if
unstable)
Reduce number of persons involved
Maintain safe distance to operated
equipment
HSE area inspection
B 2 B2
Operator,
Banksman
Job
Supervisor,
HSE SPV
Note:
L Likelihood A – E (as per HSE Risk Assessment Matrix)S Severity 1 – 5 (as per HSE Risk Assessment Matrix)R Risk = L S Very Low - Low - Medium - High (as per HSE Risk Assessment Matrix)
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For additional information please refer to document NAWGTP-ABB-NGTP-000-HS-PLA-00018 - Task Risk Assessment Procedure Signature ____________________