Activity /process Demolishing of Exposed Location P3 villas Date 18/01/2025
Concrete for Stairs
Client EMAAR Assessor Maher Gomaa ReV 00
Item Hazard Risk identified Risk Controls Residual Risk
Evaluation (detail all necessary control / preventative Evaluation
(No measure for each hazard) (With Controls)
controls)
P S RR P S RR
. Preparation of work Slip /Trip 4 3 12 • Access to be clear and tidy 1 3 3
1 • Proper (inspected – approved) tools
• Insure Qualified workers
• Proper PPE to be worn (safety shoes /
glass/ gloves / helmet, ……)
3 3 9 • PTW system to be activated 1 3 3
2 transfer materials to the Slip/Trip • Access to be clear and tidy
site Slipping, tripping and falling • Proper tools
Equipment overturning • Insure Good supervision
Collision with Pedestrian • Competent person to do the task
Material falling • Proper PPE to be worn (safety shoes /
glass/ gloves / helmet,….)
3 Using Hand , power • Pinch finger, laceration or 4 3 12 • All hand tools shall be in good repair and 1 4 4
Tools injury. used only for the purpose for which
• Incorrect use of hand designated.
tools lead to body Injures • All hand and power tools must be regularly
• 'Home-made' hand tools inspected and maintained.
used lead to body Injures. • The correct size and type of tool must be
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used for the work to be done.
• All workers must be trained in the use of
their tools.
• Further training must be carried out when
new tools are introduced.
• Spark-proof hand tools must be used in
fire-risk area.
• Tools must be kept in a safe place when not
in use and not left lying around.
• Insulated tools must be used where there is
a possibility of live electrical work.
• Full PPE should be used all the time in the
work site including gloves.
• Correct eye protection must be worn.
4 Housekeeping Slips , trips and fall 4 3 12 • Access to be clear and tidy 1 3 3
Process: Cuts and personal injury • Proper tools
Hand tools Fatigue and physiological • Proper PPE to be worn (safety shoes /
stress. glass/ gloves / helmet)
Slip, trip,
Sharp edges • Good supervision
• Work area to be kept clear of trip hazards
at all times
• Only workers trained in correct manual
handling techniques to complete task
• All worker must wear the suitable gloves to
avoid any injury related to sharp edges Only
trained and qualified operators to use
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equipment.
Equipment to be in good condition and its
lighting are working well.
5 Working at Heights • Collapse of the 4 4 16 • Ensure PTW was made before starting 1 4 4
scaffolding work.
Scaffolding
• Fall of personnel from the • Erection of scaffolding by competent
height. person.
• Personnel injury / fatality. • Ensure that the scaffolding load limit is not
• Loss of property. exceeded.
• Dizziness and fall from • Trained employees allowed to work at
height height.
• Over stretching / leaning • Daily inspection and certification by a
resulting in slipping and competent person.
falling down • Effective supervision to prevent
• Trip, slip and fall overloading.
• Unstable scaffolding • Never employ person with vertigo at
• Overloaded scaffolding heights.
• Wrong ladder position
• Adequate lighting [Link] case of night
• Defective scaffolding
shift
• Improper use of
• New workers shall be accompanied to
scaffolding
confirm the absence of vertigo.
• Faulty erection
• Defective access device • Provision of work platform or proper
• Vertigo scaffolding for all works above 1.5 m.
• Lack of platform • The surface on which the mobile scaffold is
• Inadequate working area being moved is levelled and free of pits,
• Defective work platform holes and obstruction.
• More gap from the • locked to prevent movement while it is
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structure to the being used.
scaffolding • Follow all safe work procedures.
• Lack of adequate • Provide warning signboards, barricades.
knowledge about safe • Ensure scaffolding material are in good
working procedures condition.
• Defective accessories
used
6 Use of chemicals • Eye exposure. 4 4 16 • Ensure safe storage, transportation and 1 4 4
• environment pollution. application of all hazardous substances as per
• ingestion absorption. national regulations.
• inhalations • Use environmentally- friendly substances and
ensure proper environmental control measures
on site.
• Never allow spillages and clean them up
promptly.
• SDS must be made ready and available for all
workers and ensure that they know its location.
• Ensure SDS is located at the first aid room and
beware of antidotes.
• Labelling system must be in place and properly
trained on how to identify them and the do is and
do not is
• Workers must be having undergone proper
training on proper storage and safe handling.
• Use proper PPE as per the instructions of the
SDS.
7 Working with manual • Physical stress due to 4 5 20 • Ensure PTW was made before starting
vibration.
handling • Punching. work.
• Repetitive work. • Trained operator and close supervision; Provide
• Rotating, Shearing. safe working procedure
• Body injuries/cut caused by • Machine guarding; Training on proper handling.
sharp object. • Trained employees allowed to work.
• Body injuries/cut caused by
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sharp object. • Insure emergency procedures
• Electrocuted due to faulty
tools wiring. • Full PPE should be used all the time in the
• Inhalation of fumes or work site including gloves.
chemical vapor.
LOW RISK
NEGLIGIBLE (1) 1 2 3 4 5
1–6 Risk is tolerable when identified control measures are implemented. Manage
for continuous improvement.
MODERATE (2) 2 4 6 8 10
SIGNIFICANT (3) 3 6 9 12 15 MEDIUM RISK
8 – 12 Further Risk Reduction Measures should be considered
SEVERE (4) 4 8 12 16 20 .
HIGH / INTOLERABLE RISK
CATASTROPHIC (5) 5 10 15 20 25 15 – 25 Seek specialist advice/support. Investigate alternatives.
CONTRACTOR : EUC
By : Maher Gomaa Approved by : Eng .Hassan Abdelsamad
HSE Manager PM
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