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Company Name: APEIRON PROJECTS PVT LTD Date:
Description of Work: Fit out Work Reference No:
Area/Building/Office No.: Next Review Date:
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Risk Rating Residual Risk
No Activity Hazard Risk Control
Measures
Personal injuries to
Using unsafe / Tools aren’t toys. Don’t throw or toss it to a co-worker. While
operatives
1. Hand tools damaged/ worn out Hand injuries, cuts, bruises, passing tools between co-workers ensure that you let them know
hand tools eye injuries, other bodily 3 3 9 M 1 3 3 L
that you are passing it.
injuries
1. Buy quality tools. Hammers with wooden handles are not as safe
as those made of steel hand tools. Make sure steel tools are heat-
treated.
2. Regularly inspect tools to ensure they are in good condition and
work properly.
3. If you find something wrong with a tool, don’t use it, and report
the problem to your manager.
Personal injuries to 4. Perform regular maintenance on your tools, like grinding or
sharpening saw blades.
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5. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
burns, bruises, eyeinjuries, 6. Keep extra tools handy in case the tool you had planned to use is
2. Using unsafe / damaged
Power tools other bodily injuries, Fire damaged.
/worn-out power tools 7. Make sure to store your tools in a safe place, keeping sharp edges
risk due to damaged tools 3 4 12 M 1 4 4 L
from children and others who may get hurt trying to use the tools.
with exposed cables / short 8. When working up high, do not leave tools where they could fall
circuits. on workers below. Personal protective equipment like hard hats,
safety goggles, and overalls are a must to protect you while using
hand tools. This gear helps you from sustaining injuries in case
you lose grip of the tool during operation.
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Personal injuries/fatality
due to falling from height.
Using ladders, scaffolds Injuries to others due to
/ Before Work Start Check Scaffolding wheel Lock ,hand rail mid rail , cross
3. Working at height falling objects/tools from bracing , outrigger Green Tag and. Use 1.8 ,Mtr Full body harness on
mobile towers, MEWPs height. Collapse to elevated 4 5 20 H Working Platform 2 5 10 M
work platforms due to
uneven surface.
Inspect portable cord-and-plug connected equipment,
extension cords, power bars, and electrical fittings for
damage or wear before each use. Repair or replace damaged
equipment immediately.
Fire risk due to short circuit,
personal injuries to
Overloaded sockets, Always tape extension cords to walls or floors when necessary.
4. Site temporary operatives due to tripping, Do not use nails and staples because they can damage extension
electricity trailing cables, tripping cords and cause fire and shocks.
cable damages due to lying 4 5 20 H 1 5 5 L
hazard
unorganized on floor.
Use extension cords or equipment that is rated for the level of
amperage or wattage that you are using.
Back injuries due to lifting of Offering protective equipment to workers will greatly minimize injuries when
Material Handling & Heavy, unstable loads, heavy material. Storage moving materials manually. Basic protective equipment includes eye
5. material blocking the protection, helmets, gloves, steel-toed safety boots and metal fiber or plastic
Storage unorganized storage.
emergency exits. Slip, trip, fall 3 3 9 M metatarsal guards to protect the in-step area from impact or compression. 1 3 3 L
hazards.
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• Learn correct procedures for working at heights.
• Select a safe working platform for the job.
• Avoid awkward body positions or take frequent breaks.
Learn safe lifting techniques or call for assistance when necessary.
• Know how to prevent injury from electrical hazards. Maintain safe
distances from energized electrical equipment or utility lines.
Operatives getting paint • Keep tools and equipment, and their safety features, in good working
6. splashed into their eyes. order. This can be achieved by routine inspection of working equipment.
Painting Health issues due to fumes
Health 3 5 15 H 1 5 5 L
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• Keep work areas clear of clutter and equipment.
• Learn safety procedures for working in confined spaces.
Maintain good ventilation during painting. Artificial ventilation
may be required.
• Good lighting should be provided in a confine space.
All work areas, passageways, storerooms, and service rooms shall be kept
clean and orderly and in a sanitary condition.
The floor of every area shall be maintained in a clean and, so far as possible,
a dry condition. Where wet processes are used, drainage shall be maintained
Personal injuries to due and gratings, mats, or raised platforms shall be provided.
7. slipping, tripping and falls.
Splash back, fumes,
Housekeeping The presence of unwanted 3 5 15 H Every floor, work area and passageway shall be kept free from protruding 1 5 5 L
flammable substance
material increases the risk nails, splinters, holes, or loose boards.
of fire.
Slips may be more significant than trips and falls. While this may point
towards prioritizing slip risks, it is very important to also deal with trip risks,
fall risks, missteps and lost footing or balance as they also cause hundreds of
injuries.
Si ple Housekeeping methods can prevent slip-trip-fall hazards:
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8. The in-secured site,
Site Security material Uncontrolled Theft of material, arson 3 3 9 L 1 5 5 L
personnel access
hat employers must make sure that welders working on platforms, scaffolds,
or runways have the proper fall protection, such as railings, safety belts,
lifelines, or other equally effective safeguards.
Employees must also have the appropriate protective clothing to wear while
welding. Eye protection must be provided to all grinders, welders, and
assistants in the form of \, or other suitable equipment. They must not be
flammable and should be able to withstand sterilization. They also must be
Personal injuries, fatality, ventilated to prevent lens fog, while the lens glass should be tempered and
Welding, cutting, Hot works, open flames,
9. property damage due to marked permanently so employees can easily distinguish between shades.
grinding works sparks 4 5 20 H Allegro offers the following Helmets or shields must be used during all forms 1 5 5 L
fire.
of welding, grinding, or cutting and made of a material that is an insulator for
heat and electricity. They should protect the face, neck, and ears from direct
radiant energy. Allegro offers a wide assortment of personal protection
equipment that keep workers safe:
RISKRATING(R)=LIKELIHOOD SEVERITY(S)
XSEVERITY
5 4 3 2 1
5 25-H 20-H 15-H 10-M 5-L
4 20-H 16-H 12-M 8-M 4-L
LIKELIHOODOF EXPOSURE(L)
3 15-H 12-M 9-M 6-M 3-L
2 10-M 8-M 6-M 4-L 2-L
1 5-L 4-L 3-L 2-L 1-L
Legend:L =Low,M =Medium,H=High
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