Issue Based Risk Assessment Use of An Electric Drill
Issue Based Risk Assessment Use of An Electric Drill
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. Introduction:
2. Executive Summary:
3. Objectives:
4. Team Members:
Introduction:
FIRE WIRE SYSTEM SOLUTIONS will ensure that our employees are continuously protected against hazards
(Substandard Acts and Substandard Conditions) at all times. Health and Safety to us is of utmost importance and we
regard our Safety Record as part of our proud Company Performance.
This Issue Base Risk Assessment was done following legal requirements as stipulated in the Occupational Health and
Safety Act (85 0f 1993) in that all risks associated with various tasks must be assessed with an action plan, with
emphasis on hazards with a risk in excess of 18.
Executive Summary:
These components address the major tasks associated with Use of an electric drill and are broken down in the
various tasks.
Objective:
The reason for compiling this Risk Assessment is to ensure that all hazards and Risks are identified and made known.
In doing that, adequate measures may be put into place to ensure the Safety of all persons and property.
Furthermore, this Risk Assessment also ensures that FIRE WIRE SYSTEM SOLUTIONS complies with the
requirements as set out by the Client as well as the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
Risk Assessment method:
The SWIFT method of identifying hazards has been used, in that this method is a systematic and holistic approach, thus
enabling all related hazards associated with Cutting steel pipe with a grinder to be identified.
During the Risk Assessment certain hazards were repeated as it was deemed necessary in that these hazards are
associated with the different task steps and required action should be necessary.
Annexure:
Supervisors Daily Risk Assessment Procedure (DSTI’S)
Continuous assessment to Risk
PPE Objective and Procedure
Impact (Hazard Effect / Consequence)
ATN Group PTY LTD Risk Matrix
(Where an event has more than one ‘Loss Type’, choose the ‘Consequence’ with the highest rating)
1 2 3 4 5
Loss Type
Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic
Single fatality or loss of
First aid case / Medical treatment case Lost time injury /
(S/H) quality of life / Multiple fatalities / Impact on
Exposure to minor / Exposure to major Reversible impact on
Harm to People (Safety / Health) Irreversible impact on health ultimately fatal
health risk health risk health
health
Material environmental Serious environmental Major environmental
(EI) Minimal environmental Extreme environmental harm –
harm – L2 incident harm – L2 incident harm – L2 incident
Environmental Impact harm – L1 incident L3 incident irreversible
remediable short term remediable within LOM remediable post LOM
Risk Rating
No. Hazard Identified
Likelihood
Hazard dealt with When
Risk Rating
STD Procedure Train. Manual
Likelihood
Impact
Impact
Req. Comp Req. Comp. Req. Comp.
Inspection to be done
by a competent
person. User of the
grinder to be trained
on how to do the pre
Inspection not done
use inspection.
Pre use may lead to injuries,
Electrician to sign off
1 inspection equipment damage. 4 5 23 2 3 8 CR 8 YES YES YES YES YES YES
the inspection
Register not filled in.
register on a monthly
basis. Site HSE
officer to do spot
checks on the
electrical equipment.
4. Storage of the Incorrect storage of 2 3 8 Proper storage space 2 2 5 Operator yes yes yes yes no no
drill drill may result in for drill to be
unwanted damage. provided. Storage to
be controlled by a
trained and
competent store man
6.
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8.
Impact
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