MVL USA INC, QATAR

Repair Comm Infrastructure Manhole

Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA)

Activity/Work Task: Overall Risk Assessment Code (RAC) (Use highest code) LOW
Demolition of Comm MH & HH
Project Location: AL-UDIED US BASE Risk Assessment Code (RAC) Matrix
Contract Number: FA570223F0080 Probability
Severity
Date Prepared: 04-05-2024 Frequent Likely Occasional Seldom Unlikely
LAWRENCE OMISAKIN Catastrophic E E H H M
Prepared by (Name/Title):
(HSEM) Critical E H H M L
Marginal H M M L L
Reviewed by (Title): Christhoper J.C (PM) (PM)
Negligible M L L L L
- Notes: Operatives must have completed the Project HSE Step 1: Review each “Hazard” with identified safety “Controls” and determine RAC
Induction, and other applicable trainings prior to deployment. (See above)
- Pre-task instructions will be conducted every start of shift and at “Probability” is the likelihood to cause an incident, near miss,
each new task. or accident and identified as: Frequent, Likely, Occasional, RAC Chart
- Effective measures shall be implemented when working under Seldom or Unlikely.
extreme weather conditions; prevent heat stress/hypothermia. “Severity” is the outcome/degree if an incident, near miss, or E = Extremely High
accident did occur and identified as: Catastrophic, Critical, Risk
Minimum PPE Requirements: Marginal, or Negligible H = High Risk
- Hard hat, Safety Glasses, Safety boots, High-visibility vests Step 2: Identify the RAC (Probability/Severity) as E, H, M, or M = Moderate Risk
Specific PPE are indicated in this AHA where required L for each “Hazard” on AHA. Annotate the overall highest
L = Low Risk
RAC at the top of AHA.

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Act Responsible
Activity Potential Hazards Risk level Control Measures
No. Party
➢ Mandatory PPE Shall be worn on site (Coverall helmet, Safety Shoes &
High visibility Vest.)
Unsafe Behavior
(Injury) ➢ Strict supervision shall be required for the whole duration of the operation
Circulation (Slip, (charge hand never leave the workplace during operation)
During all the Trip, & Fall) ➢ Conduit is storage safely and not left lying around as a trip hazard only the
operation/ Manual Handling amount of conduit to be used straight away is taken to the workplace.
Preparation of (injury/Squeeze) Others are left in storage until they are required. Supervisor/safety
1 Gesture and Postures
Work ➢ No work is Permitted if lighting is not enough. Extra lifting is not enough. Officer
(injury/Plan)
➢ Intervention of specialized workers + Mechanical equipment shall be
Co-Activity
(Injury/Collision) Prioritize + load of 20kg or more shall not be lifted by a single person.
➢ Ergonomic adaption of work strains + small break /changing task
•
➢ Special description shall be taken while on the road by the provision of banks
man & barricaders + limit vehicle access + speed limitation.
➢ Securely fasten all materials stored or stacked against falling or sliding.
➢ Proper cribbing under material
➢ Store in proper area.
Tripping / Falling
Falling Objects/ Sprains Supervisor/safety
➢ Material will not be lifted above or over personnel.
Unloading / Storage / Strains
2 ➢ Use adequate manpower and/or equipment to deliver materials to their locations. Officer
of Material Back Injury
Tripping / Falling ➢ Use proper lifting procedures.
• Eye Injury ➢ Orderly housekeeping shall be maintained.
➢ Materials, tools and chemicals labeled and stored properly.

➢ Dust and eye protection shall be utilized during moving and cutting of materials

➢ Use mechanical means for lifting materials.

Unsuitable handling
➢ Minimize size of the material to be lifted. Safety Officer &
techniques, muscle
➢ Assess manual handling and adopt good posture.
3 Manual Handling tears, strain, back
➢ Good grips bend the knee elbow and chin in during lifting.
Site Engineer,
injuries site supervisor.
➢ Always lift with straight back and near to the body.
➢ Get help from other workers if the load is too heavy.

➢ Drill/SAW should be approved, double-insulated. If not, it should be

Falling/Flying Debris
properly grounded.
Harmful Dust (Silica)
➢ Plug into a GFCI-protected outlet.
Tool malfunction
➢ Make sure that cords are not lying in water.
Electric Shock Loss
Demolition Of ➢ The drill/SAW operator should use any auxiliary handles that are on the Supervisor/safety
4 of Control Over
MH & HH drill to maintain control. Officer
Tool Vibratory
➢ The drill /SAW operator should make sure that he sets his feet
Fatigue Excessive properly before beginning to drill or chip.
Noise Risks of injury ➢ Use anti-vibratory gloves to relieve the impact on hands, when
drilling for a prolonged period.
➢ Take regular breaks from drilling and cutting or switch with another worker
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 (if drilling for a prolonged period) to relieve vibratory fatigue.
➢ All connections, mountings, guards & controls on the equipment must
be inspected prior to use.
➢ Ensure with the project Engineer that there is no power line or
communication line existing on drilling or cutting area.
➢ All operators of this equipment shall be trained on that piece of
equipment.
➢ Operators must wear proper PPE. (Face shield, safety glasses &
➢ hearing protection minimum).
➢ Half face respirators are required for core drilling into concrete.
➢ Respirator Program with medical & fit test shall be submitted for review
& acceptance by EH&S prior to the start of work.
➢ brief the performing workers and ensure adequate control all in place.
➢ All Disposal of material shall Comply with CAS EHS program.
Emergency No available notice ➢ Established Contact for key personnel for Emergency Situation Safety Officer/
procedure/First Aid boards posted at the sites ➢ Ensure ALL are aware & understood the Emergency Procedure & Supervisor
Lack of responsible Plan during formwork installation works.
person in case of
emergency.
➢ Ensuring the First Aid kits box is available at all time.
Missing emergency ➢ Stand-by Certified First Aider (if works commencing at the night shift
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vehicle operation)
Unavailability of First ➢ Trained First Aider Team to be arranged & deployed before commencing
Aider works.
➢ Emergency vehicle must be standby should in case of emergency need
➢ Ensure adequate training among emergency rescue team
➢ Ensure workers to replace fluids being used from the body by taking Safety Officer/
Working in Physical Injury due appropriate drinking water. Supervisor
climate Weather Exposure to Hot ➢ Ensure appropriate dress code in cold/hot weather.
Weather (sandstorm- ➢ The Management Team must ensure that all working and testing
dust and skin/eye crew/personnel should follow client safety instructions and respond to their
6 irritation safety policy.
➢ Ensure close monitoring by the activity supervisor and assigned safety
➢ Ensure proper site timing while working as approved by the Site
Management Team.

Housekeeping Slips, Trips and Falls

General work area Discarded materials /
➢ Site of works to be always kept neat and tidy.
cleaning waste.
tools/equipment Materials poorly stored / ➢ Keep the area always organized and tidy.
untidy. ➢ Waste to be immediately placed into waste containers.
Work areas not ➢ / Receptacles. Supervisor/safety
7 maintained. ➢ Store all materials securely and tidy. Officer
Poorly lighted work ➢ Ensure all work areas are properly lit.
areas. ➢ Wear appropriate footwear and clothing to prevent.
Inappropriate footwear / ➢ Segregation of materials
clothing.

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