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LAND SCAPING, IRREGATION, Project Manager
Activity/Task Site Engineer
SANITATION, HARDSCAPING, GENERAL
concerned and
MANAGEMENT WORK. Superintendent
its location
GREEN RIYADH PROJECT Safety
√ Minimum (at
Required level 
start and end of  Other:
of Supervision: Permanent
task)

Risk Rating (RR) guideline:

IMPORTANT NOTE : By signing this document, it is acknowledged
by each person involved in ‘ risk assessment that all reasonable
attempts have been made as a first priority to identify any
potential to eliminate all the significant hazards listed, e.g. by
preventing working at height or entering into a confined space.

Likelihood (L): Probability of the undesired event to happen (shall consider the
Severity (S): Importance of harm, damage or impact caused by the event.
frequency and duration of exposure and the potential for the undesired event to
happen).
Definition Severity Definition
Value
Value
Negligible the occurrence is extremely unlikely to happen and has Minor None or very limited consequences on people (e.g. first aid injury), property (e.g. scratch
(1) never happened according to our knowledge (1) on equipment painting) or the environment (e.g. small quantity of biodegradable waste
dispersed)
Low the occurrence is unlikely to happen in the foreseeable Moderate Injury requiring medical treatment without lost work days, reversible environmental
(2) future but has already been experienced (2) negative impact or property damage / business interruption below 50 k€ of cost involved
Moderate the occurrence is predictable to happen in the mid-term High Lost Time Injuries, with full recovery, or reversible environmental negative impact or
(3) (3) property damage/business interruption below 200 k€ of cost involved
High the occurrence is predictable to happen in the short term Major Severe Accident as per General criteria.
(4) (4)
Definite the occurrence is certain and immediate. Catastrophic Potential for several fatalities (or other type of severe accident)
(5) (5)

Approved by
Competent Discipline HSE Representative
Engineer (Name, Signature (Name, Signature and
and Date) Date)
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Activity Step Hazard Risk and Existing Control Measures (L) (S) (RR Additional Control Measures (L) (S) (RR)
affected Persons )
Use anti-slip mats and
treatments. Implement regular
Water hazards Ensure proper drainage. Use non-
Risk of slips and inspections and maintenance
Irrigation (e.g., slippery slip surfaces around water areas.
falls; workers of water areas. Educate
surfaces) Post warning signs. workers on safe practices
around water.
Implement lockout/tagout
Ensure irrigation systems are procedures for electrical
Electrical hazards
Risk of electrical properly maintained. Use insulated maintenance. - Provide
(from irrigation
shock; workers tools. Regularly inspect electrical additional electrical safety
systems)
components. training. Conduct periodic
electrical safety audits.
Implement a chemical safety
Risk of skin Use personal protective equipment plan including spill response.
irritation or (PPE). Follow manufacturer Use less hazardous
Sanitation Chemical exposure alternatives where possible. -
respiratory instructions for chemicals. Ensure
issues; workers proper ventilation. Provide regular training on
chemical safety.
Conduct routine health and
hygiene training. Implement a
Biological hazards Risk of illness or Maintain proper hygiene. Use proactive maintenance and
(e.g., mold, infection; appropriate PPE.- Regularly clean cleaning schedule. Use
pathogens) workers and sanitize equipment and areas. antimicrobial treatments when
necessary.
Implement a daily machinery
inspection checklist. Use
- Ensure machinery is well- barriers and signage to create
Risk of injury
Hardscapin Heavy machinery maintained. - Provide proper a safe working zone. -
from machinery;
g and equipment training for machinery use. Use Establish clear communication
operators
PPE (ear protection, safety boots). protocols for machinery
operations.
Lifting and carrying Risk of back Use mechanical aids for heavy Use lifting aids such as forklifts
materials injuries or materials. - Provide manual or hoists. - Encourage the use
strains; workers handling training. Rotate tasks to of team lifting for larger items. -
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Monitor and manage workload

prevent overexertion. to prevent fatigue.
Conduct regular safety drills for
Risk of injury Provide training on safe vehicle vehicle and equipment
General Vehicle and from and equipment operation. - operation. - Install safety
Manageme equipment vehicle/equipme Implement site traffic management. barriers and signage. - Enforce
nt accidents nt accidents; all - Ensure equipment is in good strict safety protocols and
personnel condition. vehicle checks.
Introduce communication tools
Risk of accidents Implement clear communication such as walkie-talkies or
Poor due to lack of protocols. - Conduct regular team mobile apps. - Establish
communication coordination; all briefings. - Use two-way radios for regular coordination meetings.
personnel coordination. - Provide training on effective
communication.
- Introduce ergonomic tools
Use proper lifting techniques. - Use and equipment. - Implement
Landscapin Sharp tools and Risk of back job rotation to reduce repetitive
mechanical aids for heavy loads.
g equipment injuries; workers strain. Ensure regular breaks
Provide manual handling training.
and stretching exercises.
Conduct regular tool safety
Use tools with safety features. - audits. - Implement a “tool
Risk of cuts or
Sharp tools and Regularly inspect and maintain check” system before and after
lacerations;
equipment tools. - Provide PPE (gloves, use. - Provide first aid training
workers
goggles). for cuts and injuries.
Risk of Implement a buddy system.
Working in
dehydration, Increase hydration reminders
hot Regular breaks in cooler areas.
Heat Exhaustion dizziness, and
environmen Access to drinking water.
fainting; affected
t
workers
Severe health Ensure all workers are trained
issues, in heat stress recognition.
Immediate access to cooling
potentially life- Have first aid kits readily
Heat Stroke facilities. - Quick response
threatening; available.
protocols.
affected
workers.
Heat Cramps Painful muscle Access to electrolyte drinks. Provide educational materials
cramps; affected Regular breaks and hydration. on preventing cramps. Adjust
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workers. work/rest schedules.

Discomfort and Ensure appropriate work attire
skin irritation; Use of breathable clothing. is provided. Monitor for signs of
Heat Rash
affected Regular breaks in cooler areas. rash.
workers.
Impaired bodily Implement regular hydration
functions; Access to water. Avoiding caffeine checks. Increase access to
Dehydration
affected and alcohol. hydration stations.
workers.
Allergic Seal entry points. Implement
Cockroaches reactions, integrated pest management
common Allergens and asthma Regular cleaning and sanitation. (IPM).
pests Disease exacerbation; Use of baits and traps.
Transmission affected workers
and residents.
Risk of diseases Regular inspection and
(e.g., maintenance. Implement
Rodents (Mice/Rats)
leptospirosis, rodent-proofing measures.
Disease Use of traps and rodenticides. Seal
hantavirus);
Transmission and entry points and nesting sites.
contamination of
Contamination
food and
surfaces.
Skin irritation, Heat treatments for infested
Bed Bugs allergic Regular inspection of bedding and items. Use protective covers
Bites and Allergic reactions; furniture. Professional pest control for mattresses.
Reactions affected treatments.
individuals.
Risk of Implement regular monitoring-
significant Repair leaks and maintain dry
property conditions.
Termites Use of termite barriers and
damage;
Structural treatments. <br>- Regular
affected
Damage inspections by professionals.
homeowners
and building
managers.
Ants Contamination of Use of ant baits and traps. Identify and seal entry points.
Contamination food and Maintain cleanliness and proper Use targeted treatments for
and Nuisance surfaces; food storage specific ant species.
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affected
residents and
workers.
Risk of Regular cleaning and waste
spreading management. Install fly
Flies diseases (e.g., screens and barriers
Use of fly traps and insecticides.
Disease foodborne
Maintain high standards of
Transmission and illnesses);
hygiene.
Contamination affected food
preparation
areas.
Risk of stings Avoid disturbing nests- Use
and allergic protective clothing and
Bees/Wasps
reactions; Use of wasp and bee traps. treatments as needed.
Stings and
affected Professional removal of nests.
Allergic Reactions
individuals and
workers.
Damage to Implement moisture control.
Silverfish books, papers, Use of insecticides and traps. Regular cleaning and
Damage to Paper and fabrics; Maintain dry and cool inspection.
and Fabrics affected environments.
property.
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