Ceiling Tile Risk Assesment 1
Ceiling Tile Risk Assesment 1
ZBC-RA-GCW-01
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Mark underground
services to ensure
visibility to all persons
working in the vicinity.
Manual Injury to hand Worker Appropriate PPEs shall
Handling fingers 3 2 6 be worn, 1 2 2 Low
Better communication
Between workers
3) Material storage Slip, Trip and Physical Store Pathways shall be made
fall Hazard-Leads keeper clear from obstructions.
to serious 4 3 12 Vision shall not be 3 6 Moderate
physical injury obstructed while
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Worker handling materials
Keep the materials
Visitors properly and provide
warnings if necessary 2
cables shall not be
placed in the walkways
Adequate illumination
facility should be
provided
Do not over reach.
Mishandling of Accident Store Use of mechanical aids
heavy Keeper if required.
Materials 3 4 12 Seek assistance if 1 4 4
Worker required. Moderate
6) Using Power Electricity/ Electrocution, Project/ 3 4 12 All power tools must be 1 4 4 Moderate
Hand Tools Personal Workshop inspected and selected
Injuries, Asset Personnel by trained Experienced
and competent people
Damages
only.
All power tools should
be RPM calibrated on
periodical basis.
Supervisor should
inspect the power tools
on a regular basis and
also prior to operating
the machine by the
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team members.
Colour coding system
should be
implemented and
followed.
Double insulated
industrial type cables
should be used for all
electrical connections.
All electrical
connections must have
earthlings.
All power tools must be
fitted with dead man
switch and working
properly.
Moving Lack of proper Project/ Ensure all machineries
&Rotating guards, Workshop are fitted with
Machine Parts/ Caught In, Personnel protection guards.
Finger cut All defected bits and
discs should not be
injuries,
used in its initial
Personal Cut vicinity or malfunction.
injuries, Asset Personnel are not
Damages allowed to work with a
4 4 16 power tool in the 1 3 3 Low
absence of dead man
switch and protection
guards.
All personnel should
wear double eye
protections while
working with electric
powered tools which
may generate flying
particles.
7) Using Damaged Slip Project Select right ladder to
Ladders/step Ladder the right job.
ladders Improper Fall Personnel Do not use metal
Positioning/ ladders for electrical
Footing Personal works)
Loose Platform Injuries Inspect the ladder
Slippery Ladder 3 4 12 properly prior to work. 1 3 3 Low
Steps Asset Temporary ladders not
Lack of Damages to be used.
assistance Adequate supervision
Lack of Placement of ladder to be in
Supervision proper securing position.
Ladders with broken
rug not to be used.
8) Live cable Unauthorized Electric shock Project Only competent
Personnel entry personnel persons to be allowed
to site Electrocution work .
Lack of Safe work practice
knowledge Skin burn 4 4 16 every time 2 3 6 Moderate
Lack of When will start the
supervision Property work should be conduct
damage tool box talk
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flammable Trip Personals familiarized in Waste
materials, Handling Procedure
Waste Falls Daily removal of waste
Products, Sharp and unnecessary
edges, Sharp materials/debris etc
metal pieces Ensure proper waste
disposal provisions on
site(skids)
Set Housekeeping
schedules for all work
premises.
Assign cleaning crews
for all work locations.
Daily awareness
information regards
housekeeping
Maintaining good
housekeeping
Proper staking and
arrangements of tools
after work.
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Risk Matrix
1. Rare
2. Unlikely
3. Possible
4. Likely
5. Certain
Severity
1. Negligence
2. Minor – These risks are of low weight. They are not of big concerns but that doesn’t mean that they are not important
3. Moderate – these risks are tagged with mid-level risk and the classification serves to help to perfect the quality of project.
4. Major - These are also classified as high risk, but at comparatively low risk compared to the extreme designation.
5. Catastrophic – These risks require prompt responses and quick action. They are designated high priority.
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