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HSE Risk Assessment Table

The document outlines a Task Based Risk Assessment for concrete works, detailing various job steps, associated hazards, consequences, initial and residual risk ratings, and control measures. Each task, from pre-work surveys to the use of vibrating tools, is assessed for potential risks and safety measures. The assessment emphasizes the importance of proper training, personal protective equipment (PPE), and adherence to safety protocols to mitigate risks.

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HSE Risk Assessment Table

The document outlines a Task Based Risk Assessment for concrete works, detailing various job steps, associated hazards, consequences, initial and residual risk ratings, and control measures. Each task, from pre-work surveys to the use of vibrating tools, is assessed for potential risks and safety measures. The assessment emphasizes the importance of proper training, personal protective equipment (PPE), and adherence to safety protocols to mitigate risks.

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TASK BASED RISK ASSESSMENT (HSE

PLAN) – CONCRETE WORKS


Project: __________________________

Work Description: Concrete Works

Location: __________________________

Date: __________________________

Assessed By: __________________________

No. Task Hazards Consequ Initial Control Residual Responsi


(Job ences Risk Measure Risk ble
Steps) (S/L/R) s (S/L/R) Person

1 Pre- Slip, trip, Personal 2/2/4 Permit 1/1/1 Supervis


work & fall; lack Injury to Work; or
Survey of TBT;
Area permit; discuss
tools not hazards
inspecte
d

2 Moveme Strain; Injury, 3/3/9 Proper 2/1/2 Supervis


nt of caught Illness lifting; or
Material between manpow
s ; bumps; er;
heat hydratio
exposur n; safe
e surface

3 Laying Sharp Injury, 3/3/9 Guarded 2/1/2 Supervis


Out edges; Damage tools; or
Form flying PPE;
particles trained
; tool workers
misuse

4 Installin Cuts; Injury, 3/3/9 Machine 2/1/2 Supervis


g Rebar sparks; guards;
falling Damage PPE; safe or
objects storage

5 Concrete Splash; Injury, 3/3/9 PPE; 2/2/4 Supervis


Pouring pump Damage inspect or
burst; pump;
pressure trained
hazards operator

6 Manual Overexe Injury, 3/3/9 Proper 2/2/4 Supervis


Handling rtion; MSD lifting; or
poor team lift;
posture; mechani
pinch cal aids
points

7 Use of Vibratio Injury, 3/3/9 Anti- 2/1/2 Supervis


Vibratin n; noise; Hearing vibratio or
g Tools fatigue Loss n gloves;
limit
time;
PPE

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