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 METHOD STATEMENT
DISMANTLING WORKS OF RC SLAB AND WALLS FOR
SEAWATER TREATMENT BUILDING – B1

Project
HATCHERY STRUCTURAL
RETROFIT WORKS
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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METHOD STATEMENT FOR DISMANTLING

03 16.05.2024 WORKS OF RC SLAB AND WALLS OF Nafees Ahmed
SEAWATER TREATMENT BUILDING – B1 Ahmed Hasan Mosad

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1 Reason for Issue / Purpose of issue Issued for Approval

This document has been prepared, checked

and approved in accordance with Management
2 Compliance Statement
System processes and complies with the
Contract, Agreement.

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Table of Contents
1 Introduction ......................................................................................... 4
2 Scope of Work ...................................................................................... 4
3 References........................................................................................... 4
4 Key Personnel ...................................................................................... 4
5 Roles and Responsibilities ....................................................................... 5
5.1 Project Manager ........................................................................................................................................... 5
5.2 Construction Manager .................................................................................................................................. 5
5.3 QAQC Engineer ............................................................................................................................................. 6
5.4 Site Engineer ................................................................................................................................................ 6
5.5 HSE Engineer / Officer .................................................................................................................................. 7
6 Key Plant and Tools and Equipment Required ............................................. 8
6.1 Manpower (Tentative): ................................................................................................................................ 8
6.2 Tools and Equipment .................................................................................................................................... 8
7 Specific Training and Communication Requirements .................................... 8
8 Procedure/ Method to be employed for Dismantling..................................... 9
8.1 Pre-demolition check and Preparation ......................................................................................................... 9
8.2 Method of dismantling of RC slab and walls ............................................................................................... 10
9 Housekeeping and Disposal of Materials ................................................... 14
10 Control of Safety & Health Hazards .................................................... 14
11 Distribution ................................................................................... 15
12 Environmental Control and Measures ................................................. 15
12.1 Noise and Vibration .................................................................................................................................... 15
12.2 Dust Suppression ........................................................................................................................................ 15
13 Monitoring and Compliance .............................................................. 16
14 Access and Egress .......................................................................... 16
15 Fall Protection Measure .................................................................... 16
16 Special Identified Residual Hazards .................................................... 16
17 Safe Work Loads ............................................................................ 16
18 Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) ..................................... 17
19 Emergency Procedures and Arrangements .......................................... 17
20 First Aid Facilities............................................................................ 17
21 Inspection and Testing .................................................................... 17
22 Non-Conformance & Defects Control .................................................. 17
23 Attachments .................................................................................. 17
23.1 Risk Assessment: ........................................................................................................................................ 17

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1 Introduction
The objective of this Method Statement is to outline the efficient and safe method of
work to follow in order to safely and efficiently complete dismantling works of RC
slab and walls at project and precautionary measures taken to protect workers and
existing facilities. The dismantling works will be conducted in compliance with
relevant safety regulations, local codes, and industry best practices to ensure
the protection of personnel, property, and the environment.

2 Scope of Work
The purpose of this method statement is to describe the detailed procedure for the safe and
efficient methodology of dismantling of RC slab and walls.

3 References
• Project Specification
• Approved Project Health and Safety Plan
• Electrical safety management plan
• Fall prevention plan
• Training plan
• Lifting operations management plan
• Injury/illness management plan
• Approved Project Construction Environmental Management Plan
• Approved Project Emergency Response Plan

4 Key Personnel
Position Number
Project Manager 1

Construction Manager 1

QAQC Engineer 1

Site Engineer 1

HSE Engineer / Officer 1

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5 Roles and Responsibilities
5.1 Project Manager
• Ensure and facilitate the effective implementation of the Project Health, Safety and
Environmental Management Plan and approved RAMS.
• Ensure that site activities take place in accordance to Project Health, Safety and
Environmental Management Plan and approved RAMS.
• Ensure that incidents, accidents and near miss incidents are recorded, reported and
investigated and that the necessary corrective actions are taken and implemented.
• Ensure that all incidents and accidents are timeously reported to the Client and HSE
Director.
• Ensure that all HSE Observations and NCR’s are closed out within the specified time
period.

5.2 Construction Manager

• Establish, as far as is reasonably practicable, what hazards are related to any work
undertaken at the workplace and ensuring that Risk Assessments are conducted,
recorded and implemented, this includes the development and review of method
statements;
• Ensure and facilitate the effective implementation of the task Method Statement and
Risk Assessment (RAMS);
• Ensure that daily Safety Task Analysis Risk Reduction Talks (START) are conducted
and recorded prior to the commencement of any task / activity;
• Eliminate or mitigate any hazard or potential hazard to the health and safety of
employees;
• Provide and maintain a work environment that is safe and without risk to the health and
safety of the employees and the environment;
• Provide such information, instructions, training and supervision as may be necessary
to ensure, as far as reasonably practicable, the health and safety of the employees
and environmental is protected;
• Taking the necessary, corrective and preventative actions on all deviations reported
and enforcing such measures and discipline as may be necessary in the interests of
employee health and safety and the environment;
• Maintaining proper written records of all aspects to HSE matters and HSE operational
requirements;
• Ensure that high standards and required levels of housekeeping is maintained;
• Ensure that Permit to Work requirements are complied with and adhered to;
• Ensure that ALL incidents are investigated, recorded and discussed at the HSE
Committee Meetings and corrective action implemented and communicated;
• Identifying areas of potential fire hazards and implement required control measures.

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5.3 QAQC Engineer
• QA/QC Engineer will manage and coordinate the Inspection and Testing in accordance
with the requirement of the Inspection & Test Plan and responsible for ensuring all the
activities are carried out as per the approved method statement, project specification
and approved quality control procedures.
• He shall ensure the approved & controlled copies of the drawings only using at site,
which are issued to the site supervising team.
• He is responsible for reviewing IRs for all the related day to day activities at site as per
the approved ITP and attending all the required day to day inspection along with Site
Engineer and the Consultant for approvals.
• Conduct surveillance & monitoring activity from time to time on a daily basis while work
is in progress as per approved drawings and project specification.
• Setting out inspection: Obtain approval from Engineer for setting out prior to commence
with installation
• QC inspector will ensure the material shall conform to project specification and
approved samples.
• Work should be carried out as per latest approved drawings.
• QC inspector will confirm the storage and place of the material on site as per project
requirements.
• Ensure MEP clearance & signed off by concerned site engineer (if any) prior to proceed
with installation.
• Prior to final inspection request for consultant, check and ensure required work is
completed.
• He will keep records of all inspections and testing related to the activities.

5.4 Site Engineer

• Organize the project activities so that work is carried out as required in compliance with
standards, specifications and approved RAMS, with minimal risk to men, existing
facilities, equipment, materials or the environment.
• Ensure subordinates are instructed on the requirements of the Job Hazard Analysis,
Safe Work Procedures / Instructions, HSE Procedures and RAMS.
• Ensure that the identified HSE measures for specific tasks are in place prior to activity
commencement, and that corrective action has been taken to eliminate or control any
potential hazard or environmental impact
• Ensure that personnel are adequately trained and competent to complete their
assigned tasks in a safe and efficient manner.
• Monitor and check that subcontractors are working in accordance with the
requirements and approved RAMS.
• Ensure that daily Pre-Start Meetings and weekly Toolbox Talks, are conducted and
recorded.
• Give specific instructions, in consultation with Project HSE / Engineer / Officer, for safe
and correct work method for critical work areas such as working at elevated positions.

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• Ensure that all “No Objection” Certificates and Work Permits are obtained and all
preventive measures mentioned in the permits have been taken prior to
commencement of the work.
• Ensure that required work permits are issued to the Foreman / Site Supervisor before
allowing them to proceed with any related works
• Ensure that all your personnel have received HSE orientation training about site HSE
requirement and other related HSE training before assigning them to work
• Ensure that good housekeeping is maintained at your work site at all times
• Responsible to co-ordinate with sub-contractors (if any) and other contractors in the
work area to avoid any confusion about areas of responsibility.
• Ensure that equipment, both power and hand tools are safe and maintained in good
operating condition and is suitable and safe to do the assigned job;
• Ensure that his Personnel does not leave their work area unless permitted by you in
writing;
• To ensure that all visitors visiting your area of responsibility, comply to the set HSE
requirements and standards as specified in the minimum requirements;
• Assign a competent guide to assist drivers delivering materials to the site and lay down
areas;
• Ensure that NO work requiring permit approval is permitted, unless proper permit
approval is obtained.
• Raising the IR/MIR according to nature of job or specific site requirements

5.5 HSE Engineer / Officer

• Supervise on-site health & safety control and promote the safe conduct of site work
and environmental protection.
• Responsible for overseeing and ensuring the keeping of up-to-date HSE records, forms
and files in accordance to the Project H&S Plan to ensure compliance and to enable
auditing to be carried out.
• To prevent unsafe acts being undertaken by anyone on the site and to stop and prevent
work to continue / commence in prevailing unsafe conditions.
• Ensure that all employees / workers (including subcontractors) are issued with and
properly use the correct PPE and safety devices for the work being performed.
• Report any incidents, accidents or near misses immediately, as per the approved
procedure, (this may include liaison with police and / or authorities) and to secure the
area by preventing that the area be tampered with.
• Investigate incidents, accidents and near miss events to determine the root, basic and
immediate causes and ensure that correction / corrective / preventative actions are
implemented for all H&S related events.
• Ensure site welfare facilities (rest areas, water, toilets, etc.) are sufficient for the
number of personnel, and are being provided by the site supervisory staff as well as
ensuring that high standards of hygiene are maintained.
• Promote a positive HSE attitude to personnel, subcontractors, consultants and clients.

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 • Be proactive in addressing operational HSE issues to ensure that the risk to workers
and others are managed, minimized and prevented as well as the potential
environmental impact prevented / mitigated.
• Ensure and facilitate communication and coordination between the company and
subcontractors with respect to health & safety requirements.
• Establishing a list of hazardous tasks, requiring safe work permits, implement and
maintain the required permit systems.

6 Key Plant and Tools and Equipment Required

6.1 Manpower (Tentative):
• Construction Manager: 1 no.
• Site Engineer: 1 no.
• Safety Engineer / Officer: 1 no.
• QA/QC Engineer: 1 no.
• General Foremen: 1 no.
• Skilled and Unskilled Labor 15- 30 no’s (depends on progress)

6.2 Tools and Equipment:

• Skid loader
• Wheel loader
• Truck
• Hydraulic excavator with a suitable hydraulic rock breaker attachment
• Pneumatically operated hand-held breakers
• Air compressor
• Water hose with nozzles
• Ladder
• Wheel barrows
• Gas cutting torch with accessories.
• Scaffolding and access platform
• Electric concrete saw.
• Sledge-hammer
• Dump trucks
• Other Hand tools

7 Specific Training and Communication

Requirements
Experienced and skilled workers will be performing dismantling works of RC slab.
Dismantling workers, including plant or equipment operators, shall go through proper

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 job awareness and job safety training and be informed of the potential hazards by
attending training sessions as well as on-the-job training. They shall be trained
regarding-working at heights, working with lifting appliances, use of personal
protective equipment, health hazards in dismantling works and safe operating zones.
The safety concept will be maintained by regular safety meetings throughout the job
period.

8 Procedure/ Method to be employed for

Dismantling:
8.1 Pre-demolition check and Preparation
i) Drawings showing the area to be demolished are approved & coordinated with other
works.
ii) Safety Precautions: Ensure that all safety requirements are in place in accordance
with project safety plan. Before we begin, all the work men will be made aware of the
safety procedures to be adopted while working at heights and it will be ensured all
safety norms like using of helmets, protective goggles, safety gloves, safety shoes,
safety belts and the availability of firefighting equipment will be followed strictly. Also,
we will make sure the area is clear of bystanders and that we have any necessary
permits or approvals for the work.
iii) Assessment: Slab will be assessed to identify any potential hazards, such as
embedded electrical or plumbing lines.
iv) Planning: Dismantling process will be planed the carefully, considering factors such
as the size and thickness of the slab, the presence of any rebar or other
reinforcements, and the accessibility of the area.
v) Equipment: We will ensure to have the necessary tool and equipment for dismantling,
which are listed in section 6.2 of this method statement. They shall be properly stored
and maintained.
vi) Ensure that all tools and equipment’s used have passed receiving inspection in
accordance with QA procedures and are not damaged or defective.
vii) Ensure that all technician and helpers are aware of safety requirements and
procedures.
viii) Location / Area is cordoned off and ready for dismantling of concrete slab.

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8.2 Method of dismantling of RC slab and walls:
i) The area where dismantling is planned, will be cordoned off properly and warning
signs will be kept to caution the unauthorized persons from entering the area.
ii) Temporary barriers will be arranged and maintained to prevent spread of dust,
fumes, noise, and smoke.
iii) It will be ensured that the area to be dismantled is cleared of all existing electrical
conduits and other services before the commencement of dismantling.
iv) The demolition will not be commenced until precautionary measures have been
inspected and approved.
v) Installment of temporary bracing or supports will be done to support the walls (D/1-
9) and prevent it from collapsing during the demolition. Braces will be placed at
regular intervals along the length of the wall, ensuring adequate support is provided.
vi) Installation would involve securely anchoring braces to the walls using bolts or
anchors and, if necessary, tying them back to the ground.
vii) Sequence of dismantling the roof slab: Starting point of dismantling will be near an
edge or corner of the slab where it may be easier to break through. Cutting and
breaking of the slab will be done in manageable sections. Commencement and
advancement for cutting the sections is shown in the drawing below. Controlled
dismantling of sections starting from the corners and move towards equipment
room wall.
.

1a 1b 2a 2b 3a 3b 4a 4b
Part Part Part Part Part Part Part Part

1c 1d 2c 2d 3c 3d 4c 4d
Part Part Part Part Part Part Part Part

1e 1f 2d 2f 3e 3f 4e 4f
Part Part Part Part Part Part Part Part

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viii) Hydraulic excavator with the rock breaker attachment will be positioned at a
safe distance from the concrete slab, ensuring it is stable and securely
anchored to the ground.
ix) Position the rock breaker attachment at the edge of the slab. Guide it to the
designated starting point on the roof slab and start it.
x) Lower the breaker's chisel or point onto the surface of the concrete slab and
apply gradual pressure to initiate the breaking process.

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xi) Work methodically across the surface of the slab, breaking the concrete into
manageable sections.
xii) After the surface concrete is sufficiently broken, the areas where rebars are
present will be focused to break the concrete around the rebar, and
exposing them for removal.
xiii) Breaking the Rebar: Once we've broken through the surface layer of
concrete, gas cutters or sledgehammer will be use to cut / break up any
rebar or other reinforcements embedded within the slab. Extra care must
be taken not to damage any surrounding structures or utilities.
xiv) Break the concrete into smaller pieces using the rock breaker, making it
easier to lift and dispose of.
xv) Breaking of beams: Beams will be dismantled in the order of secondary
beam and then main beams. The concrete is first broken away at both ends
near its column support to expose reinforcement. Reinforcement then be
cut to partially drop the beam down. Heavy beams shall be supported
before cutting at the extremities.
xvi) Removal of broken concrete and rebars: As we break up part of the
concrete and rebar, we will remove the debris from the work area using a
wheelbarrow or other suitable method.
xvii) Concrete waste will be placed on a flat and stable surface for ease of
handling.
xviii) Break down large concrete pieces into smaller chunks using a rock breaker
or similar equipment if necessary.
xix) Inspection of concrete chunks will also be done in order to check any
embedded steel left during the segregation process.
xx) Segregated concrete chunks will be loaded in a dumper and then, will be
disposed off at the designated location.
xxi) On the other hands, remaining steel will also be loaded in a separate
dumper for its disposal at the designated area for steel.
xxii) Repeat: Breaking of slab and removing debris will be continued until the
entire area has been cleared.
xxiii) Clean-Up: Once the slab has been dismantled, work area will be clean up
and inspect it for any remaining hazards or debris.
xxiv) Upon the completion of the slab dismantling, the process of cutting and
dismantling the walls will commence.
xxv) To maintain one RC wall, cut adjacent walls before dismantling the
remaining walls. After cutting, dismantling of walls will be initiated from up
to down direction using hydraulic rock breaker.
xxvi) Concrete and rebars waste from walls will be handled and dispose of in the
same manner as for slab.
xxvii) Existing Items to Remain: Adjacent areas will be protected against
damages and soiling during demolition.
xxviii) We will control and minimize dust from impacting neighboring areas utilizing
water spray or other practical methods.
xxix) During the progress of dismantling, the work will be under the continuous
supervision of the experienced Site Engineer and Safety Engineer/ Officer.

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xxx) Load the Debris: We will use a shovel and wheelbarrow to move small
concrete chunks. We will have dumpsters depending on the amount of
debris to load and transport the debris at designated locations.

xxxi) Debris will be removed and transport in a manner that will prevent
spillage on adjacent surfaces and areas.
xxxii) Debris will not be accumulated on-site. All the dismantled concrete and
debris will be collected and transported to the designated disposal place
and site will be kept clean.
xxxiii) Disposal of any remaining debris will be in accordance with approved
waste management and local regulations. This may involve recycling or
disposing of the concrete and rebar separately.
xxxiv) Concrete Disposal and Rebars Disposal Separately: Concrete debris will be
taken to approve designated location or landfills that accept construction
and demolition waste. Whereas, steel reinforcement will be taken to
approve designated location or sent at scrap metal recycling facilities. We
can reach out to local scrap metal recyclers or scrap yards to arrange for
the disposal of steel reinforcement.
xxxv) Final Inspection: A final inspection of the area will be conducted to ensure
that the slab has been completely removed and that the site is safe.

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9 Housekeeping and Disposal of Materials
All work places where our personnel are working will be cleaned from the
debris ensuring clean and healthy work environment as well as to maintain free
access and egress in the event of emergency.

10 Control of Safety & Health Hazards

Implementation of Health & Safety mechanisms and checks shall be done as per
contract agreement and the approved safety plan. The HSE officer shall carryout
the necessary routine inspections.

Safety Lighting: Safety lights will be used in case of power failure ensuring good
illumination for the personnel.

Task Lighting: Adequate lighting will be provided ensuring the good

illumination of the working area. Task lighting will be connected to the nearest
site distribution board which is RCD protected.

Emergency Arrangements: Site general safety procedure will be followed. In

case of emergency the safety officer will stop the work. He will put in to action
the emergency arrangements as described in safety Manual.

Risk Controls: Risk assessment and their controls are carried out for the
following activity/ hazards and enclosed with this method statement.

Danger Signs: Danger signs shall be posted round the property. No person shall be
allowed to work in an area underneath a floor being removed; such areas
enterances shall be barricaded.

Electrical Safety: A properly connected power source from a local electric utility
supplier shall be utilized.

Fire Safety: All flammable goods will be removed from site unless they are
necessary for the works involved. Any remaining flammable goods will be stored
in proper storage facilities. Firefighting appliances will be provided and
maintained in working conditions. Emergency access to site shall be provided.

Vibration: Dismantling work may cause vibration to neighboring buildings or

structures to various extent, which should be controlled by suitable monitoring.

Air Pollution: Concrete breaking, handling of debris and hauling process are main
sources of dust from dismantling. Dust mitigation measures, such as water spray,
shall be adopted to minimize dust emissions. Burning of waste shall not be
allowed. Diesel fumes generated by mechanical plant or equipment shall be
controlled.

Noise: Noise pollution arising from the dismantling works due the use of powered
mechanical equipment such as pneumatic breakers, loading and transportation of
debris, etc. affects the workers, and the sensitive receivers in the vicinity of the
demolition site. Silent type equipment shall be used to reduce noise impact as
much as practicable.

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 Debris and Waste Handling: Debris, waste and other materials shall not be thrown,
tipped or shot down from a height where they are liable to cause injury to any
person on or near the site. Warning signs shall be posted to prevent workers from
entering disposal area.

11 Distribution
The copy of this method statement shall be issued to the following:
i) Consultants
ii) Project Manager
iii) Construction Manager
iv) Site Engineer
v) QA/QC Engineer
vi) HSE Engineer / Officer

12 Environmental Control and Measures

➢ Concrete waste should be dumped in a single dedicated area.
➢ All waste should be removed off from the site on a regular basis and as much as
possible segregated.

12.1 Noise and Vibration:

➢ General good practice should be employed to minimize the disruption and
negative environmental effects of the demolition, as outlined below:
➢ All demolition equipment, and associated equipment to be regularly inspected
and maintained in good working order. Defects should be repaired immediately.
Maintenance should be recorded and available for inspection.
➢ Avoid unnecessary revving of engines and switch off equipment when not
required.
➢ Minimize drop height of materials.
➢ Start-up plant and vehicles sequentially rather than all together.
➢ Establishment of agreed site working hours for construction activities;
➢ Establishment of agreed criteria whilst undertaking significantly noisy or vibration-
causing operations near to sensitive locations.
➢ Programming works such that the requirement for working outside of normal
working hours is minimized.
➢ Use of silenced compressors, generators and fans at site locations.

12.2 Dust Suppression:

➢ Adequate dust management systems would be in place prior to works
commencing:
➢ Implement effective communication with neighbors – this would make it clear who
is responsible at the site for controlling the issue of dust and provide contact
details.

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 ➢ If there are any other dust generating activities taking place outside the control
of the construction site, discussions should be held with those responsible for
these sites to ensure there are no cumulative impacts.
➢ Regular dust soiling checks of nearby surfaces e.g. street furniture, window sills
etc. within 100m of the site boundary to be undertaken. Cleaning to be provided
if necessary.
➢ Site layout to be planned to ensure that machinery and dust causing activities are
located away from sensitive receptors as far as practicable.
➢ All vehicles / plant would be well maintained to ensure most efficient operation -
this would have additional benefit of reducing energy consumption
➢ Ensure adequate supply of water on site for effective dust suppression from
crushing equipment.

13 Monitoring and Compliance

➢ A Site Engineer and HSE officer will be monitoring the activity at all times.
➢ Site Engineer will ensure that the RAMS are communicated to the operatives
prior to commencement of the activity.
➢ Start briefing will be conducted and communicated to the operative. HSE Officer
will ensure that all required documents are valid and available. 3rd party
certificates for equipment, inspection on safety equipment and verify require
training of employees.
➢ Prior to start activity work permit to issue and approved by all relevant parties.

14 Access and Egress

➢ All employees entering the site shall do so by making use of the access provided.
Only authorized employees will be allowed to gain access into the site.
➢ All employees will attend the health and safety induction prior to entering the area
of operation. Access permits will only be issued to employees on completion of
the induction.
➢ Designated working areas to be identified and barricaded. Approved signage
shall be followed in the working location.

15 Fall Protection Measure

➢ Any identified missing edged protection or openings in floors shall first be
rectified/made safe prior to any other works starting.
➢ Preventing the falling of hand tools such a spanner is important, tool lanyards to
be fitted to all hand tools.

16 Special Identified Residual Hazards

➢ Working at height
➢ Dust
➢ Noise

17 Safe Work Loads

➢ Scaffolding with safety green tag.

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18 Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
➢ The following Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will be used during the
activities
• Head Protection (Hard hat)
• Hand protection (Hand gloves)
• Foot protection (Safety Shoes)
• High visibility Vest
• Safety Harness
• Lanyard.
• Face Mask.

19 Emergency Procedures and Arrangements

➢ In case of any Emergency, emergency arrangements will be carries out in
accordance with the Emergency Response Plan.

20 First Aid Facilities

➢ Name of on-site first aider and first aid box location to be posted near the working
area.

21 Inspection and Testing

➢ Continuous supervision and witness inspection of the dismantling of RC Slab will
be ensured with consultant.

➢ Detailed records of dismantling activities will be maintained for quality assurance

purposes.

22 Non-Conformance & Defects Control

➢ In the event that a non-conforming process or product is identified a Internal Non-
Conformance Report (NCR) will be generated and submitted to the Consultant.
If a Major NCR is identified root cause analysis shall be prepared. As appropriate
actions identified to prevent future occurrence will be documented. Copies of the
NCR will be issued to the Consultant for acceptance and closure.
➢ Any defects identified during execution will be clearly communicated with the
team on site. This will ensure that the works can be rectified in a timely manner.

23 Attachments:
23.1 Risk Assessment:

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 Risk Assessment
Contractor: AQUA BRIDGE GROUP Persons Carrying Out Assessment
Activity: DISMANTLING WORKS OF RC SLAB Name
Muhammed Shahabas

Revision: 01

Assessment Number: Assessment Date: 02-05-2024 Revision Date: 05-05-2024 Page Number: 1 of 20
RISK INITIAL RISK FINAL
TASK STEP HAZARDS RISKS RATING RISK CONTROL MEASURES CONTROLLER RATING RISK
S L RR LEVEL S L RR LEVEL

Site survey -Un-authored -security breach, 5 4 20 H • All Personnel and CVMPE to have -Security 5 2 10 L
access -minor or major injury valid NEOM QR Code -Managers
-Site vehicle -Risk of getting hit by vehicles • Obtain Permission from relevant -Supervisor
movement authorities
• Site induction to be given to all
-falling objects Human error resulting into injury and personnel which will include
-slip trip and damage emergency exit route, assembly point
fall and emergency services etc.
Slip /Trip/ Fall • Demark designated access point /
New walk ways.
employees & • Adequate PPE should be worn at all-
Young Bites or stings time includes hard hat, reflective
employees jacket, safety goggles, safety
boots/shoes & face mask.
Poor Lighting / • Personnel should be adequately
Excessive trained for the task and aware of
lighting onsite hazard present and
appropriate controls to be
Presence of implemented.
Fauna & Flora • Adequate lighting as per the
NEOM SOP requirements (Section 3.8

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.
HSSEF-018-REV-001-OCT-2022 - ABG Form 01 - Risk Assessment
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N E O M - N P R - S O P - 00 8 ) shall
be provided.
• Lux levels at the working area
especially during night shall be
monitored and recorded.
• Maintenance and replacement of
faulty lighting fixtures to be provided.
• Pest Control to be done at all
areas of the site, as rodents attracts
Snakes.
• Food Waste to be disposes on
time as open food waste attracts
rodents.
• Remove unwanted bushes and
close all visible burrows inorder to
reduce the hiding places for
venomous Reptiles and Scorpions.
• Consider that snakes & scorpions
may be at site.
• Wear gloves during manual
handling
• Do not place hands etc. under
rocks without checking first
• Report and highlight visibility of
any of the above
• Conduct awareness TBT and do
not touch or engage any of the
above.
• Should a bite or sting – provide
immediate first aid and seek medical
help.
• Try to take a photograph of
animal for hospital reference – DO
NOT attempt to catch the animal.

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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Movement of Vehicle Security Breach 5 5 25 H • Approved TTMP to be Supervisor, 5 2 10 L

Construction Plant Personnel Collision implemented Operator,
and vehicles Over speeding Personnel Injury • Training provider cards must be Project
of vehicles Property damage available. Contractors should also manager,
Fire attend NEOM Projects Making Engineer
Vehicle Fuels Explosion Safe Choices training programme.
& chemicals & Unintended release / spills • No plant maintenance facility is
Dust Environmental Pollution permitted to be constructed on
any NEOM site without prior
approval of the Project
Management Consultant,
Delivery Partner, and the
Employer.
• Plant, equipment, and vehicles
intended for deployment/use
should not be older than 15 years

• All drivers must possess a valid

KSA Driving license
• Clearly define traffic route
• Required traffic signages
• All drivers and operators should
be trained and aware about the
site conditions and TTMP
• All plant and equipment must be
inspected in line to NEOM-SOP
34.0 clause 3.6 a requirements

• All Plant & vehicles to have valid

Neom QR Code.
• All necessary approvals to be in-
place.

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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• Proper traffic control

management to be done
• Use designated access way.
• Proper coordination with related
authorities to be implemented.
• Proper traffic management to be
arrange.
• Provision for competent flagman
to assist vehicle movement.
• Appropriate signage to be
provided.
• All driver/operator should have
valid driving registration and
competent certificate.
• Comply with speed limit
requirement.
• Designated banks/flagmen required
•Correct plant and equipment for the
task is selected and maintained.
•Records of inspections and maintenance
including any certification must be
available locally and easily accessible by
those using the equipment. Equipment
must be marked with basic details of in
date certification.
•Operative training and competency
usually in the form of relevant accredited
training provider cards must be available.
Contractors should also attend NEOM
Projects Making Safe Choices training
programme.
•No plant maintenance facility is
permitted to be constructed on any
NEOM site without prior approval of the
Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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Project Management Consultant, Delivery

Partner, and the Employer.
• Plant, equipment, and vehicles intended
for deployment/use should not be older
than 15 years.
• All items of mobile plant must be
capable of 360-degree vision or fitted
with 360-degree visibility aids so that the
driver can see a one-meter-high object,
one meter from all sides of the vehicle.
Curtains or cardboard that can restrict
vision must not be in place.
• All items of mobile plant that
operate in potentially close proximity to
workers should be fitted with a proximity
warning alarm system (PWAS) which
meets the following minimum
performance specification:
• 360-degree area coverage
• Suitable detection range (can be
varied depending on environment / task,
etc.)
• In cab audible and visual alarm
• In cab monitor (screen)
• Employee assigned tags or
wearable device
• Front and rear cameras, 120-
degree angle and night vision / low light
capability

• Drivers and operators daily

checks
• Valid KSA license and 3rd party
certificate

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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• COSSH assessments complete

and communicated to workers
• Appropriate PPE worn
• Ensure employees have a spill kit
available and know how to use it.
• Fuels stored in safe locations, away
from sunlight and in a secure location
• dust suppression by means of water
sprinkling
• Dust masks worn

Demolition of RC Slab Use of • Collision 5 5 25 H • Activity Briefing to be provided prior Manager 5 2 10 L

using Rock Breaker Hydraulic • Fatality to the start of activity Site Engineer
Equipment • Entanglement with Rotating parts of • Approved MSRA should be in work Supervisor
power tools location and communicate to HSE Officer
Multiple • Flying particles workers prior to commencement of
Equipment • Electrocution work.
operation in • Improper cable management • Hot work Permit to be obtained
same area • High level of noise • Competent and trained person only to
• Fire be allowed to operate powered tools.
flying objects, • Compressed gas • Make sure cables, sockets used are
grid and industrial type and in good condition
• Health hazards
dust • Disconnect power source when not in
Damages to Eye or cause injury or
use
Fuel from wounds. • The trained store person should do
CVMPE random and routine inspection prior to
the issue of tools.
Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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• All connections shall be grounded and

DB shall be protected by ELCB
• Competent Electrician shall carry out
all electrical repairing connection work
• All electrical equipment’s shall be
inspected and passed by HSE
department
• Electrical tools shall be according to
the power supply, use only 110v
• Overloading of power tools and
electrical cables shall be avoided.
• Follow lock out tag out system for
repairing and maintenance Electrical
equipment to be used should be in good
condition and properly insulated
• Industrial sockets should be used for
connection. No bare wires joints will be
used.
• Operatives to check all tools and
cables before usage. Equipment to have
proper guards in place
• Unauthorized operation shall not be
allowed only trained person shall be
assigned for cutting works
• Operator to ensure that work
pieces are to be free of any oils
or other flammable materials
before welding occurs.
• No flammable materials or
liquids are to be near the cutting
operation.
• Gas hoses are to be checked for
any damage before starting the
works.

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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• Flash back arrestors to be

provided for the gas cutting
guns.
• All Workers should be worn overall
and not wear loose-fitting clothing,
chains, or other loose jewellery around
equipment that poses an entanglement
hazard. Long hair should be tied back to
keep it safely out of danger.
• Workers should not work alone with
potentially entangling machinery
• Before performing adjustments or
maintenance operations on entangling
machinery/ tool, qualified workers
should shut down and lockout
equipment
• All tools must be 100% tied off
whenever using at height
• Operative should have well awareness
about entanglement hazard and safety
measures of slow speed drill machine
• All electrical cables shall be routed
above head level
• Hanging stands shall be used to route
cables. Cable protectors shall protect
cables routed through ground level
• Vaccum supported buffing grinders
to be used
• Dust suppression methodologies to
be followed
• Job rotation / job change to be
provided
• Combustible materials to be
removed from 10m surroundings
Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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• Appoint competent fire watcher

• Adequate firefighting equipments
to be provided
• Saftey Team has to monitor the
activity frequently
• Proper Material management and
house keeping to be done.

• Use dust masks / goggles.

• Control ventilation or use vacuum.
• Use hearing protections
• Cable protectors to be used while
crossing Toolbox talks to be conducted
before work starts.
• Provision of suitable respiratory
protective equipment, i.e. air fed face
shield or mask (with cartridge).
• Where necessary, work area shall
be enclosed to protect other
workers / vicinity or barriers shall
be erected around the work area
to prevent access.
Scaffold Erection Falling of Severe Personal injuries/ Fatality 5 5 25 H • A competent temporary works Temporary 5 2 10 L
materials Property Damage coordinator is to be appointed. work
Falling of • All temporary works must have a coordinator
personnel design and load calculation Supervisor,
prepared by competent structural Operator,
engineer Project
• All access equipment must be manager,
stable with sound footings, wheels Engineer
locked (where fitted) and tied into
the structure where specification
or design requires.

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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• General and emergency access

routes must be clearly defined,
signed, barricaded, and lit paying
particular attention to emergency
routes.
• Access equipment must be
selected in accordance with the
working at height hierarchy.
• All equipment must be erected /
installed / altered/dismantled by a
competent person who is trained
in the use of the specific system or
equipment in line with the
manufacturers specifications.
• Exclusion zone to be made at the
area below the scaffold erection
to prevent un authorized entry. to
avoid unauthorized entry into the
area.
• While passing scaffold materials
from ground to each stages the
operative below should protect
himself from the risk of falling
component from top.
• Competent scaffolders to be used
to erect scaffold.
• Close supervision of the activity.
• Safe erection procedure to be
followed.
• Full body harness to be used and
attached to firm anchoring point,
ensure 100% tie off

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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• The proposed area of scaffold

erection should be levelled and
compacted.
• Toe boards must rise at least 15
cm above platform level.
• Guardrails must be between 95
cm and 105 cm above platform
and there must be no vertical gaps
between any guardrails or toe
boards which exceeds 47 cm,
there must be no gaps below the
toe boards.
• Sole board of adequate strength
to be used with the scaffold. Do
not exceed the height of screw
jack more than 15 cm. (If using to
level the scaffold in uneven
ground.
• Adequate ties and bracing
supports shall be provided.
• Scaffold should be erected sound
component.
• Modification and alteration of the
structure shall be carried out by
competent scaffolder under
competent supervision.
• Couplers and accessories should
be standard and suitable to the
particular structure
Working on Working at Falling of men from height result in 5 5 25 H • Site survey to be conducted on Scaffold 5 2 10 L
Scaffolding Platform height severe injuries or even fatality the work area to identify all inspector
Falling from holes, unprotected edges and any
Temporary
heights works
other sources of fall.
coordinator
Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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Scaffold • A thorough site assessment is Supervisor,

structure conducted to identify the potential Operator,
collapse hazards and determine the Project
Falling appropriate scaffolding design and manager,
materials/obje materials Engineer
cts • It is to be ensure that the
• scaffolding will be erected by the
• qualified and trained persons
• following the manufacturers’
• guidelines and regulation.
• Ensure all working platform are
inspected and safe for use by
designated scaffold inspector
• NEOM daily activity briefing
conducted
• Obtain WAH permit system
• Ensure adequate material
management and housekeepingat
working platform
• All unprotected edges to be
provided with suitable edge
protection and signage.
• Implement proper fall protection.
• Personnel to be trained on safe
working at height requirementsand to
be brief of the location where fall
might occur and the
hazard and risk involved.

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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• Ensure provision of safe access

way.
• Ensure no energized systems /
power lines close to the working
area.
• All fall protections to be check
and inspected on daily basis. Fall
arrestors or double lanyard full
body harness to be used and
ensure proper tie off.
• Close Supervision is required.
• Edge Gaps to be covered with toe
boards
• No loose materials on the
platform.
• Tool tethering to be done ( Tools
to be secured with lanyard)..
• Area below the platform should
be protected from other workers
with exclusion zone.

Deroofing and Work at Fall from height 5 4 20 H • Fall protection to be provided for Temporary 5 2 10 L
Demolition of part of height all task at height works
the existing structure Premature/unplanned collapse of • Structural survey to assess the coordinator
Weak structure Supervisor,
strength and stability of the
structure Operator,
Noise & Noise and vibrations structure to prevent premature Project
Vibrations collapse manager,
Materials falling on people from height • Disconnection of services Engineer

Manual handling

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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Movement of equipment doing • Use of long reach cranes or excavators to keep

demolition personnelaway from immediate area

• Instalment of Temporary Bracing or supports will be

done to support the walls (D/1-9) & prevent it from
collapsing during the demolition

• Braces will be placed at regular intervals along the

length of the wall, ensuring adequate support is
provided

• Create buffer zones to excludenon-essential personnel

• Use of VI-VIS clothing
• Use of water to dampen dustduring demolitions
• PPE
• Use trained personnel only
• Physical supervision
Cutting and Entanglement -Severe injuries/death 5 4 20 H • Activity briefing to be given to all the
demolition of existing in the - electric shocks, burns and death associated workforce
structures/ concrete concrete - Injuries to eyes leading to blindness • Ensure power is off before starting
pavement/slabs cutter -Injuries/Death resulting from • Clear area of debris
machines running over personnel • secure loose clothing/hair
- flying objects • Remove all jewelry
or cutting • position cutter away from any powersource
wheels where ejected water may come into contact
with electricity
-Dust from • Only Operatives with training and authorized
demolished to use cutting tools shouldundertake the work
concrete/slabs • Concrete PPE to be worn at all timeswhen
using the cutter including safety goggles and
gloves
• make sure all machine guards are inplace
• Training and Supervision of personnel
• Work areas should be properly signedand
barricaded with fences
• Portable Fire extinguishers to be
provided

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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• Dismantling of slab near grid D (grid 1-9) will be

done using hand held breaker instead of hydraulic
excavator (with rock breaker) to minimize the
impact of vibrations due to heavy machinery
• Special attention will be given to ensure the
preservation of RCC elements of the equipment
room
• The foundational principle of demolition entails
is sequenced approached, commencing with
removal of slabs, followed by beams, columns
and finally walls. method would not only adhere
to safety protocols but also ensure structural
integrity throughout the process
• Sand bed or plywood will be used in order to
preserve the existing tank raft floor
Use of MEWP Operating Personal serious Injuries 5 4 20 H • All MEWP must be undergone for NEOM Manager 5 2 10 L
whilst Falling /suspension injury inspection and certified by Site Engineer
travelling Personnel Injury NEOM/AECOM team. Supervisor
Property Damage • All operators required to be usePFAS. HSE Officer
Operative Fall • Training to all operators on use ofMEWP
from height • Designated banks/flagman required
Drop Objects • Equipment must be inspected by the
(Tools and operator prior to the task.
materials) • Control of traffic and pedestrians tobe
planned.
• Platform capacity must be checked toensure
sufficient height and Safe Working Load for
Entrapment / the work undertaken, including number of
overhead men and materials.
service & • Travelling on the MEWP with extended
Structure / raised platform to beavoided.
strike • Beware of overhead obstructions.
• Premise of travelling should be
levelled ground.

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.
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• Man holes or floor openings, if any

should be protected/ covered with
materials of adequate strength.
• Thorough 3rd Party examination
& maintenance is required.
• The collapse zone is to be fenced
off.
• Platforms must not be operated
outside limits set by manufacturer.
• The operating area will be firm
and level.
• Stabilisers extended before the
platform is raised;
• Operatives should position
themselves inside the platform.
Overreaching and climbing on the
guardrails to be avoided.
• Full body harness to be used properly
with 100% tie off
• Tool Tethering to be done
• Overloading of materials on the
platform to be avoided.
• No loose materials on the
platform.
• Tools to be secured with lanyard.
• Below the platform should be
protected from other workers with
exclusion zone.
• Trained and experienced operator
with third party certificate.
• Proper planning of the work.
• • Maintain safe distance
from overhead structures while

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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moving the equipment and

platform.

Working in Extreme Heat, Rain, Personnel Injury 4 4 16 M • Weather to be monitored on Site Engineer 4 2 8 L
weather condition Strong wind Ill-health daily basis. Supervisor
and other • During summer or extreme heat, HSSE Officer
inclement frequent breaks to be
weather implemented.
• Provide cool shaded rest area.
• Provide continuous supply of cool
drinking water,
• Heat stress training to be given to
all.
• Rehydration drink to be provided.
• Work schedule and timings to
adopt the condition.
• Heavy and tiring activity to be
done on early part of the day.
• Implement work rotation, if
necessary, during hot condition.
• Follow mid-day break work rules.
• No external works to be done
during rain and strong winds.
• Make sure all materials and
structure are secured properly to
prevent being blown away.
• All FOD and waste to be
controlled and removed on daily
basis.
• All electrical cables / equipment
to be secured and protected
against water/rain.
• During foggy condition, work will
start/resume until condition is
Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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safe or fog is limited or given

approval by ABG.

Exposure to dust / Dust Ill-health 3 4 12 M • Daily dust and noise monitoring Site Engineer 3 2 6 L
noise Noise NIHL (Noise induced Hearing loss) to be implemented. Supervisor
Asthma • Appropriate dust control HSSE Officer
Lung disorders measures to be implemented
(e.g. dust suppression by making
the work area dampened down
with water)
• Appropriate noise protection to
be implemented.
• Provide appropriate PPE e.g. dust
mask & hearing protection/ear
plugs.
• All sources of noise and dust to
be contained at its source..
• Replace all noisy equipment with
less noise producing
equipment/tools.

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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Mediu
High Medium Low High Low
m
Mediu
High Medium Low High Low
m
Total Number of Initial Risks per level Total Number Final Risks per level recorded
Risk Assessment Level Summary: 9 6 0 0 0 15
recorded before controls - after controls -

Reviewed & Approved by :

HSE MANAGER MUHAMMED SHAHABAS 28-04-2024

QA QC MANAGER SIMON JIDUGA 28-04-2024

PROJECT MANAGER MOHAMMAD IMRAN KHAN 28-04-2024

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

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RISK RATING AND ACTION LEGEND

SEVERITY (S) Risk Rating (RL) Action And Timescale
Work should not be started or continued until the risk has been reduced. If
RR1 = 25-36 =
1 2 3 4 5 6 INTOLERABLE it is not possible to reduce the risk even with unlimited resources, work has
Intolerable
to remain prohibited.
HIGH
Work should not be started until the risk has been reduced. Considerable
2 4 6 8 10 12 RR2 = 20-24 = High HIGH resources may have to be allocated to reduce the risk. Where the impact
involves work in progress, urgent action should be taken.
Where the impact is associated with extremely harmful consequences,
LIKELIHOOD (L)

RR3 = 15-18 = further assessment may be necessary to establish more precisely the
3 6 9 12 15 18 SUBSTANTIAL
Substantial likelihood of harm as a basis for determining the need for improved control
MEDIUM measures. A permit to work may have to be applied to achieve this.
Efforts should be made to reduce the risk, but the cost of prevention should
RR4 = 12 =
4 8 12 16 20 24 MODERATE be carefully measured and limited. Risk reduction measures should be
Moderate
implemented within a defined time period.
No additional control required. Consideration may be given to a more cost-
RR5 = 8-10 =
5 10 15 20 25 30 TOLERABLE effective solution or improvement that imposes no additional cost burden.
Tolerable
LOW Monitoring is required to ensure that the controls are maintained.
RR6 = 1-6 =
6 12 18 24 30 36 TRIVIAL No action is required and no documentary records needs to be kept.
Trivial

Notes : S=Severity of injury L= Likelihood of occurrence Risk Rating score (RR) = S x L RISK LEVEL = Resultant Risk Level being either High, Medium or Low.

HSSEF-018-REV-007-OCT-2021 - ABG Form 061 - Risk Assessment