Activities, Risks, Consequences, Existing and Additional Control Measures
1.Mobilization of Personnel, Vehicles, Equipment & materials
Risks
- Vehicle/ Equipment movements
- Adverse weather condition
- Presence of flammable material
- Manual Lifting
- Fire.
- Unsafe Driving
- Poor visibility due to fog, dust, wind, raining
- Road conditions
- Insufficient clearance against overhead power lines resulting in contact with equipment during travel
- Over speeding
- Lack of proper inspection and maintenance.
Consequences
- Personal Injury
- Fatalities
- Asset/facilities Damage
- Heat Stress
Existing Control Measures
- Drivers and operators should possess valid (state/Country where organisation exist) driver license and operator license.
- Valid certificate of mobile equipment, rigger, banks man from the third party should be available at the site.
- Daily vehicle checklist to be conducted & available in the vehicle.
- Safe journey management to be attached.
- HSE induction for all the workers.
- Appropriate signage must be displayed.
- Mandatory & job-specific PPE and material management shall be ensured.
- Make sure that everyone is involved in the manual lift and, those affected, are appropriately inducted.
Additional Control Measures
- Emergency procedure shall be communicated to all workforce
- Fire Extinguisher & first aid box to be kept securely in the vehicle
- Emergency standby vehicle shall be available at the site
- Ensure competent Banks man for all vehicle movement
- Secure loads and equipment properly with strap belts
- Vehicle shall be reverse parked in the designated parking place at the site
- Stop all vehicles if visibility is less than 100m.
- Equipment handling shall comply with ISO 45001:2018/IOSH/OSHA/OSHAD CoP’s & Standards.
- Safety signage and signals shall comply with ISO 45001:2018/IOSH/OSHA/OSHAD CoP’s & Standards.
2. Manual Handling
Risks
- Manual Lifting
Consequences
- Back pain and back injuries.
- Fatigue.
- Injury to neck, shoulders, arms or other body parts.
Existing Control Measures
- Work to be accomplished by well trained and competent personnel
- Adopt standard safe practice by conducting toolbox
- Manual lifting does not exceed 20 kg
- PPE to be used
- Tools must be carried securely
Additional Control Measures
- Safely organizing manual handling tasks, with loads split into smaller ones, and proper rest periods provided.
- Manual Handling practices shall comply with ISO 45001:2018/IOSH/OSHA/OSHAD CoP’s & Standards.
3. General
- Risks
- Noise
- Dust
- Entanglement & material handling
- Working in hot weather
Consequences
- Noise-induced hearing loss, Tinnitus, deafness
- Respiratory problems
- Eye injury/irritation,
- Skin Irritation, Lungs problems
- Major/Minor Property Damage.
- Heat stress
- Heatstroke
Existing Control Measures
- All equipment, device or machinery with excessive noise must be enclosed where possible.
- Appropriate signage must be displayed when / before entering the above areas.
- All staff must wear the appropriate hearing protection when in and around identified excessive noise rears.
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) must be worn at all times while on-site.
- Spraying the water to control the dust from the stone
- TBT to be conducted before the task.
- Mandatory eye protection must be worn by all personnel
- PPE (dust mask) must be made available
- Materials must be secured at all times
- Follow mechanical/ manual lifting procedure.
- Work area must be clear free from any materials/obstructions.
- Appropriate Mandatory PPE shall be worn by all personnel.
- Drink plenty of water-isotonic
- Provide shelters where workers can find shade & protection from the direct sunrise.
- Ensure a work regimen were workers can be rotated, allowing short rest periods to prevent heat stress or heat stroke.
- TBT to be conducted & all hazards associated discussed & each crew member responsibility to be defined and understood.
- Provide adequate first aid facility on-site and ventilated rest shelters
Additional Control Measures
- A system of convenient breaks in the workplace.
- Control measures shall comply with ISO 45001:2018/IOSH/OSHA/OSHAD CoP’s & Standards.
- Drivers must abide by site speed limits
- Dampening down access roads regularly.
- Continuous workplace supervision to identify any severe potential fatigue.
- Use mechanical lifting where ever possible.
- Use safe material handling methods.
- Material handling shall comply with ISO 45001:2018/IOSH/OSHA/OSHAD CoP’s & Standards.
- Ensure sufficient water with hydrating salt (ORS) is available for personnel at the site.
- Follow the summer break timings of local government.
- Monitor workers closely for any signs of dehydration & advise them to take additional fluids and rest periods Control measures shall comply with ISO 45001:2018/IOSH/OSHA/OSHAD CoP’s & Standards.
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