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Risk Assessment

Date of
Company CW PIPE Location 30UMA 30/07/2024
Risk Assessment

Type of Work Sacaffolding Revision 0 Remarks

Date / Name / Signature Date / Name / Signature Date / Name / Signature


Construction HSE Manager
Supervisor
Manager (Subcon HSE)

-Risk Assessment Standard A: 10~25 (Unacceptable) C: 2~4 D: 3~4 (Acceptable Level)


Likelihood X Consequence = Risk B: 5~9 (Severe Risk) (Thorough Review Required) E: 1~2 (Acceptable Level)

Doosan
Date / Name / Signature Date / Name / Signature Date / Name / Signature
Construction
HSE Engineer HSE Manager
Manager

KHNP
Date / Name / Signature Date / Name / Signature
Construction
HSE Manager
Manager

Consequence
Insignificant (1) Minor (2) Moderate (3) Major (4) Catastrophic (5)

A - Almost Certain (5) 5 10 15 20 25

B - Likely (4) 4 8 12 16 20
LIKELIHOOD

C - Possible (3) 3 6 9 12 15

D - Unlikely (2) 2 4 6 8 10

E - Rare (1) 1 2 2 4 5

Likelihood X Consequence =
Risk
Total Risk
ABBREVIATION
C Consequences
ABBREVIATION

L Likelihood
Risk Risk
No. Work Sequence Hazardous Factors HSE Control Measures In Charge
Consequen Risk Consequen Risk
Likelihood Likelihood
ce (L*C) ce (L*C)

1. Perform a thorough inspection of elevated


platforms and PPEs

2. Check the load-bearing capacity of


platforms and fall arrest equipment

3. Check worker fitness and competency


Falls from height
before allowing them to work at heights safety officer
Falling objects
1 Working at height S 4 4 16 and scaffolding 1 4 4
Ladder slipping
4. Ensure scaffold is erected by competent supervisor
Slips, Trips
person

5. Ensure scaffold a are not over loaded

6. ensure from remove all scarp and


unused material from the surface of platform

1. Briefing tasks prior to work

2. Barricade working area


Manual handling safety officer
3. Use hand gloves
2 Handling Material Uneven footing S 3 4 12 and scaffolding 1 4 4
Falling material supervisor
4. Material not be lifted above labors

5. All material to be stored in safe manner


on suitable surface

1-barricade working area


2-use hand gloves
3-wear safety harness
4-Install guardrails, barriers, or edge
protection systems to prevent falls.
5-Using lynard
Erecting and dismantling Falling from height 6-Ensure all workers are trained in safe safety officer
3 main parts of scaffold (brace Falling object S 3 3 9 work practices for working at height. and scaffolding 1 3 3
-base plate -ledger -etc ) Slip trip 7-Conduct regular refresher training to keep supervisor
workers updated..
8- Use a fall restraint system, such as
harnesses and lanyards, to prevent workers
from falling.
1. All equipment and hand tool shall be in
good condition and before use.
2. While personnel are working at height
the area below must be barricaded.
Damaged hand tool 3. Wear all PPE before start work safety officer
4 Using of Hand tool Dropped objects S 3 3 9 4. During using handtools at height must tie and scaffolding 1 3 3
Injury from usage of hand tools it with linear. supervisor
5- Ensure all workers are trained in safe
work practices for working at height.
6- Provide competent supervision to monitor
the labors.

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