Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment Guide
Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment Guide
1. OBJECTIVE
2. SCOPE
It applies to the technical staff of the company who will carry out the identification of
Dangers and risk assessment at the beginning of each project executed by M and Mc SRL.
This staff will necessarily have to be in charge of the project, in this case the
Site resident, Safety Engineer and all the technical staff that the Engineer
Resident sees fit.
3. RESPONSABILIDADES (PERSONAL)
3.1. Resident: Is responsible for carrying out the identification of hazards and assessment of
risks before the start of the project, as well as the risk matrix of
project.
3.2. Safety Engineer or Preventionist: He/She is responsible for supporting the Engineer.
Resident in the entire process of hazard identification, risk assessment,
complying with the specifications presented in this document.
4. DEFINITIONS
[Link].- Anything with the potential to cause harm or injury to people, equipment,
materials and processes in general.
5. PROCEDURE (PROCESS)
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For each work activity that is carried out, it will be essential to obtain information.
that covers the following aspects:
c) Who will carry out the work, both permanent and occasional
j) Requirements of the current legislation regarding the way to carry out the work,
installations, machinery and substances used
m) Organization of work
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Safety inspections.
Physicists.
Chemicals.
Biological.
Ergonomic.
Psychosomatic.
With these criteria, hazards will be identified, creating a list of hazards, which will be
present in the ANNEX.. and then carrying out the hazard identification matrix and
risk assessment. In the FORMAT.. the formats for execution are presented.
Risk assessment will be carried out during the design phase, as a tool.
proactive planning to reduce the risk of incidents that occur in the
organization.
The risk assessment must be structured in a way that all are studied
risks for each detected hazard, determining the potential severity of the damage and the
probability of occurrence according to the IPER format of the company M y Mc S.R.L.
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When the existence of a risk is determined, the evaluation must first examine
that nothing, if the risk can be eliminated or controlled, that is, if it can be dispensed with
danger causing the risk.
For risk assessment, it is important to have a clear understanding of the concept of risk, which is
the combination of the probability of the severity that a hazard may cause
injury, damage or loss. Having this concept clear, the matrix that we will handle for
the risk assessment is as follows:
So to assess our risk we go to the matrix and taking into account the
related danger and with certain criteria, the assessed risk will be the intersection between the
severity column and frequency row.
VALUE DESCRIPTION
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The results of the assessment of our risks are presented in the matrix in the
ANNEX.
In order to carry out this stage of the IPER in the best way, the FORMAT will be used...
of Operational Control Matrix in Security.
Finally, in the ANNEX ... the Operational Control Matrix for our is observed.
project.
6. RESTRICTIONS.
This management tool is the baseline IPER, meaning it is carried out at the beginning of
each project executed by M and M Constructores SRL, where the responsible parties have already been specified.
to carry it out. Therefore, the results of that tool will serve as support for us.
to see from the beginning and a global level how security should be carried out in the
project and how risky our project will be in general.
When conducting the baseline IPER, a broader view of the risks will be obtained.
it involves the execution of the project, as well as helping us to see how much
Our staff must be prepared to face these activities.
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