Project Risk Assessment

Project Name Hindustan Foods Limited Date 21­03­2019.

Prepared By Avalon Cosmetics Pvt Ltd
Scope of Work Excavation, Pillar Installation and Brick Work

The critical tasks obtained from CTI is subjected to Task Hazard Analysis using following methodology

 Critical tasks were broken down in basic steps.

 Analysis of each step for the Hazards, persons at risk and potential harm/damage.
 Existing controls and safe procedures listed down.
 Rating for Severity and Likelihood as per following table allotted.

Risk = Consequence * Likelihood

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Major Work Activity Potential Hazards Risk Possible Controls Controlled

Score Risk Score
Excavation 1. Fall Hazards H 1. Conduct daily Tool Box Talk. L
2. Slip & Trip Hazard 2. Inform respective person before start of
3. Underlying cables job for any underground cables or
4. Fall of Pit wall pipelines.
5. Vehicle Failure 3. Provide woling and poling boards for
supports.
4. Barrigation to be provided after
completion of work.
5. Trained / Authorizes person for working
activity.
6. Signal person to be provided.
7. Vehicle Inspection to be done before
startup of work.
8. Issue valid work permit on daily basis.
9. Deploy dedicated supervisor or
controller to avoid any unauthorized
person entry in excavation area.
10. Area should be barricaded to avoid
outside hazard that will affect activity.
11. Use of job specified PPE’s.
12. GHK to be maintain.
Reinforcement 1. Strains H 1. Conduct daily Tool Box Talk. L
2. Hand cuts 2. Trained authorized person for work.
3. Pinches 3. Use proper lifting devices whenever
4. Slips and Trips possible.
5. Falls 4. Use horses where possible to reduce
repetitive bending.
5. Do not over extend.
6. Do not carry more than you can handle.
7. Use clear communication when working
in teams.
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Shuttering 1. Falls from height M 1. Training to be provided.
2. Manual handling
3. Cuts & abrasions, pinch
injuries
4. Slips, Trips and falls
5. Collapse of trench
6. Flying object/debris
8. Take regular breaks to relieve fatigue
from constant lifting.
9. Use careful hand placement to prevent
pinch points.
10. Keep fingers out from in-between
bundles.
11. Keep walk area and paths of travel
unobstructed.
12. Watch where you are walking.
13. At excavations, stay back from edges
unless entering or exiting.
14. Make sure that guardrails is around
perimeter and/or use fall protection.
15. Make sure all openings are properly
covered and barricaded.
16. Must wear a Personal Fall Arrest System
(PFAS) if working within 6 feet.
17. Make sure that only trained workers are
climbing walls or columns. Make sure
that vertical and horizontal bars tied as
require, and hook/tie-off to the back
bars.
18. Guard all protruding rebar, onto which a
worker could fall, to eliminate the hazard
of impalement.
19. Deploy dedicated supervisor at the
excavation area.
L
2. All operators to be aware of hazards
involving around trenches and
excavations.
3. Suitable means of access to be provided.
4. Suitable supports or lifting aids to be
provided.
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5. Proper support to be given excavation

walls.
6. Supervisor to assess the need for eye
protection PPE.
7. No one to be allowed unless it is
battered or supported.
Concreting 1. Trench or Shuttering H 1. Conduct daily Tool Box Talk.
collapse 2. Proper PPE’s to be provided. L
2. Manual Handling issues 3. No one to be in trench unless it is
3. Burns supported.

Brick Laying 1. Manual handling issues, H 1. Conduct daily Tool Box Talk. L
strains 2. Proper lifting positions to be practiced.
2. Cuts and abrasions 3. Training to be provided in manual
3. Crush or Pinch injuries handling and general hygiene safety.
4. Fall from height 4. Proper working platform to be arranged.
5. Skin contact with 5. Suitable PPE to be provided.
cementious materials, 6. Proper communication shall be carried
wet mortars. between the team.
6. Hit by falling objects 7. Hard hats to be worn around scaffolding.
7. Ergonomics issues 8. No one to be worked under worked
scaffolding or ladder.
Hot Work H M
Cutting 1. Noise 1. Conduct daily Tool Box Talk.
2. Fumes and gases 2. Provide dedicated Supervisor
3. Sparks 3. Competent person to be deployed for
4. Cuts and Injuries work.
5. Flying objects/debris 4. Provide appropriate training.
6. Electric Shocks 5. Earplugs to be provided in case of high
noise area.
6. Proper PPE’s to be given.
7. Proper GHK to be maintained.
8. Inspect the equipment before startup of
work.
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9. Barricade the area to control man

movement.
10. Ensure workplace is free of flammables.

Welding 1. Electric Shocks & Burns

2. Toxic Fumes and gases 1. Conduct daily Tool Box Talk
3. Fire and explosions 2. Competent person to be deployed for
4. Injuries to insufficient work.
PPE 3. Always wear proper PPE’s.
5. Bright Light 4. Provide appropriate training.
6. Foreign Particles 5. Ensure workplace is well ventilated.
6. Proper GHK to be maintained.
7. Proper earthing to be provided.
8. Inspect the equipment before startup of
work.
9. Barricade the area to control man
movement.
10. Ensure workplace is free of flammable
materials.

This Risk Assessment takes into account only those potential hazards that exist at the time it conducted. A revised Risk Assessment will be required if there is a
significant change in working conditions, at critical stages during construction, or when High Risk Construction Work performed.

Signed: …………………………………. Date: ………………………