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Radiographic Testing Risk Assessment

This radiographic testing risk assessment document contains: 1) A risk matrix used to evaluate hazards and their consequences in terms of severity and likelihood of occurrence. 2) A table listing the job steps, associated hazards, potential consequences, initial risk analysis without controls, required control measures, and risk analysis with controls implemented. 3) For each job step, the hazards, consequences, initial risk level, required controls, and residual risk level with controls are detailed. The overall risk levels are deemed trivial/tolerable with controls in place.

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Radiographic Testing Risk Assessment

This radiographic testing risk assessment document contains: 1) A risk matrix used to evaluate hazards and their consequences in terms of severity and likelihood of occurrence. 2) A table listing the job steps, associated hazards, potential consequences, initial risk analysis without controls, required control measures, and risk analysis with controls implemented. 3) For each job step, the hazards, consequences, initial risk level, required controls, and residual risk level with controls are detailed. The overall risk levels are deemed trivial/tolerable with controls in place.

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Date RA NO GPS-HSE-RA007

Location Completed by Awad Wafy


Task Radiographic Testing Checked by Awad Wafy

Li Severity
V Severity V Likelihood ke Result
a a lih 2 4 6 8 10
l 2
4
First aid
Minor Injury
l 2
4
Unlikely
Possible oo 10
8
20
16
40
32
60
48
80
64
100
80
Range
8 - 4
Evaluation
Trivial / Tolerable Risk )T(
u 6 Major Injury u 6 Likely d 6 12 24 36 48 60 24 - 12 ) A) Adequately Controlled Risk
8 Single Fatality 8 Very Likely 4 8 16 24 32 40 48 - 32 Moderately Controlled Risk )M(
e 10 Multiple Fatality e 10 Immanent 2 4 8 12 16 20 60-100 )I ) Intolerable Risk

No Job Step Sequence of Hazard Consequence Risk Analysis Required control Measures Risk Analysis Evalua

tion
working activities )No Controls( ) With Controls(

S L R S L R

1.1  Mobilization of  Personnel being  Fatality Personal 6 6 36  Follow Radiation 6 1 6 T


crew and run over or struck Injury Transportation Procedure
by moving vehicles  Property Asset  road safety requirements
Transportation of  Collision with damage approved vehicles to be used.
X-Ray source existing facilities
and assets
 Run away vehicle
 Isotope source
1.2  Setup of  Falling of  Personal injury 4 4 16  TBT to be conducted prior to 4 1 4 T
Equipment equipment  Equipment the beginning of each shift.
 Slip & Trip damaged  Proper manual handling
(Isotope  Isotope source procedure to be followed.
equipment &
 Check equipment is in good
accessories) working order
 Use necessary PPE (Hand
gloves, safety shoes, etc.)

 Only authorized personnel


shall be allowed to handle &
setup the equipment
1.3  Radiographic  Exposure to ionizing  Personal injury 6 4 24  Permits 6 1 6 T
radiation
Testing (Use of  Daily personnel dose log to be
Radiographic maintained and closely
monitored
Source)  Radiation area shall be
checked to avoid any activities
 The area around the
radiography activity must be
barricaded according to the
calculated distance.
 Warning signs shall be
provided on all sides.
 All technicians in the crew
shall wear their personal TLD
badges and dosimeters.

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