RISK ASSESSMENT FOR WELDING, CUTTING, GRINDING
This HSE document provides a risk assessment for welding, cutting, and grinding activities. It identifies potential hazards associated with these tasks, including fire, electrical shock, and inhalation of fumes. The assessment also details control measures to mitigate these risks, ensuring worker safety during metalwork operations.
1. Workplace/Activity/Process/Equipment/Materials
1.1. Bevelling/facing.
1.2. Preheating of pipes.
1.3. Bevel Preparation.
1.4. Attaching internal pipe clamp.
1.5. Lifting Operations.
1.6. Welding
1.7. Stabilization of welded pipe.
1.8. Grinding.
1.9. Plant Machinery Operations.
1.10. Manual Handling.
1.11. Walking on site.
1.12. Working close to the heavy plant.
2. Hazards
2.1. Entrapment, Falling, Slipping and tripping
2.2. Use of compressed air equipment.
2.3. Use of propane torch kit.
2.4. Use of abrasive wheels/wire brush.
2.5. Flying particles, or discs
2.6. Compressed air.
2.7. Lifting.
2.8. Hazard: Pipe section striking operatives during unloading and lowering
2.9. Exposure to ultraviolet light.
2.10. Electricity.
2.11. Fumes.
2.12. Hot Surfaces.
2.13. Slips, trips, and falls.
2.14. Noise.
3. Risks Issue (Possible incident) [What can go wrong] (Accident/ill health to persons, fire or property loss)
3.1. Lacerations.
3.2. Noise.
3.3. Explosion burns.
3.4. Cuts, bruises, fractures, crush.
3.5. Pipe strike causing injury
3.6. Crushing/entrapment of body/body part.
3.7. Eye damage.
3.8. Electric shock.
3.9. Respiratory damage
3.10. Worksite injuries from slips, trips, and falls (e.g., sprains, strains, fractures)
3.11. Progressive noise-induced hearing loss to employees constantly exposed to noise Communication difficulty leading to accidents – significant injuries or fatalities from misunderstanding communications.
3.12. Serious injury or fatality as a result of being struck by a pipe
3.13. Grinder-related injuries: eye/face/skin lacerations and entrapment.
3.14. Sprains/Strains.
3.15. Groundworker being struck by heavy plants causing crush injury or fatality or Ground workers being struck by material being lifted by machinery causing major injuries
3.16. Asset damage.
3.17. Fire.
3.18. Electrocution.
3.19. Hand injuries
3.20. Injuries from being struck by slewing loads
3.21. Bone injuries, such as fractures and crush injuries from pinch points
3.22. Arthritis
3.23. Back strain and pain
3.24. Sciatic nerve pain
3.25. Degenerative disc injuries
3.26. Repetitive strain injuries
3.27. Musculoskeletal injuries
3.28. Soft tissue injuries, including damaged tendons, stretched ligaments, damaged cartilage, and muscle injuries
3.29. Reduced mobility
3.30. Cuts to hands while tying wires or from burns
1.1. Personal injury i.e. musculoskeletal trauma, including injuries to the face and extremities, can manifest as fractures, dislocations, lacerations, contusions, and abrasions. Physical injury, death.
1.jpg)
No comments:
Post a Comment