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RA 101 Work in dusty environment - Advanced Carpentry Solutions

1. Head Protection v tenes Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves V Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 105 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Work which disturbs non asbestos insulating material LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Gieabrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise Te aed Tn CONTROLLED 7 Inhalation of airborne fibres 3 2 6 2 2 4 Working in restricted confined spaces heat stress 2 2 4 1 2 2 Skin contact with materia
2. REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Operator training The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 114 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Use of Hand Tools LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise a aT CONTROLLED Injuries to eyes caused by flying particles 2 3 6 1 3 3 Injury to hands feet and body from contact with tool or workpiece 2 2 4 1 2 2 Sprains and strains caused by using hand tools incorrectly 2 2 4 1 2 2 Injury caused by tripping over tools due to poor housekeeping 2 2 4 1 2 2 PERSO
3. SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Giveabrief description of what could be RISK ASSESSMENT reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise Neon TROD 7 CONTROLLED Manual handling operations holding steadying amp lifting stairs risk of injury 3 2 6 2 2 4 Falls of persons from height through open joists or into stairwell during placement of stairs 3 3 9 2 3 6 Falls of stairs during erection persons being struck 2 2 4 1 2 2 Falls from ladders used for access 2 3 6 1 3 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS N No other contractors should be in area CONTROL MEASURES 1 The weights of the stairs are to be established although they are not regarded as heavy An adequate number of trained employees will lift and position the stairs 2 Maximum permitted weight for single person lift is 25kg 20kg for repetitive lifts Maximum permitted weight for multi person lift is 17kg 3 Fall prevention to be achieved by the use of guardrails wherever possible 4 As a last resort i e where it is not reasonably practicable to provide a suitable alternative Safety Harnesses will be used attached to a secure anchor point 5 Stair sections must installed in such a way that there is no risk of an accidental collapse 6 Where used ladders must be secured at the top If this is not possible the ladder must be footed Notes The Principa
4. PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N A MEASURES Ladders must not be used for access and or work at height except under exceptional circumstances e g ONLY where it is not reasonably practicable to provide an alternative MST or other 2 Exceptional circumstances may include working areas where e Where the risks associated with the erection or dismantling of MSTs are greater than those for ladder use e The work is of short duration e Existing features which cannot be easily altered result in an unsuitable or inadequate working area for the provision erection or dismantling of MSTs 3 Where the use of ladders is necessary the requirements set out in the Additional Control Measures section of this assessment must be adhered to 4 Men and materials must not be allowed to remain on MSTs whilst they are being moved 5 Before erecting ladders or MSTs ensure that there are no overhead obstructions or cables Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Ladders and Mobile Scaffold Towers MST for General Access and Page 2 of 2 Works of Short Duration ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls
5. Head Protection v Sean Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 124 RISK ASSESSMENT Page Use of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms MEWPs pois LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS 1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give abrief description of what could be RISK ASSESSMENT reasonably expected to cause significant harm UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED L S RR L S RR Collision with other plant vehicles structures and persons 2 3 6 1 3 3 Overloading causing overturning or failure of lifting mechanism 2 3 6 1 3 3 Overturning on steep inclines or due to overloading or poor ground co
6. For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RISK ASSESSMENT Use of a mobile phone RA 150 Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS 1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give abrief description of what could be RISK ASSESSMENT reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED L S RR L S RR Use of a mobile phone whilst at work in the following situations could result in an injury Whilst operating plant vehicles machinery and tools o Collision with other vehicle structure 3 3 9 1 3 3 Struck by vehicle o Injury from machinery o Injury from tools Whilst working at height o Fall from height 3 31 91 3 ES o Material fall from height Whist driving a vehicle o Collision with other vehicle structure Aai 3 3 Whilst signalling banksman or slinger signaller etc o Struck by crane lifting equipment or material o Struck by vehicle ohare 1 gt 3 o Operator confusion misinterpreting hand signal o Material fall from height Whilst accessing the site general working conditions l 3 39 1 3 3 Crossing roads or work vehicle compounds o __ Potent
7. 1 All scaffold to be erected and dismantled in accordance with relevant section of NASC booklet SG4 scaffolders to keep copy on site 2 Only trained and certificated persons may be permitted to erect dismantle or alter scaffolding They must have a method statement and risk assessment for their work 3 When scaffolding is being erected or dismantled the area under and around the structure should be cordoned off to prevent entry into unauthorised areas 4 Scaffold must be inspected in accordance with statutory requirements and records kept on site 5 Daily checks must be carried out to see that all guard rails and toe boards are in place all scaffold boards are in place and where necessary secured and that no traps are present 6 When storing materials on scaffolds platforms must not be obstructed or overloaded 7 Do not store materials above toe board height unless brick guards or protective netting is fitted 8 Store heavy items such as piles of bricks or blocks immediately inside standards 9 If guard rails are removed to allow materials to be lifted onto or lowered off platforms they must be replaced immediately the task has been completed 10 Loading bays must be fitted with guard rails and gates to protect persons using them 11 Ladders must be secured set at 75 degrees and provide a safe alighting point Where reasonably practicable steps should be used for access in preference to ladders 12 Materials must not be
8. ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection aie Hearing Protection y Hi visibility Clothing Gloves V rotection Foot Protection Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances Monitored by Supervisor INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in and referred to by this assessment Manual handling training The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 104 RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Waste Bins Skips Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZ
9. Dismantling Transporting amp Re erecting Heras Fencing Panels fee EMPLOYER LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS 1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls 9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give a brief description of what could be reasonably expected to cause significant harm RISK ASSESSMENT UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED L S RR L S RR Strains and sprains caused by incorrect manual handling of panels and or bases Cuts and lacerations from sharp edges of panels Injuries caused by falls of materials during loading and unloading operations Persons tripping over bases protruding from fence line Collapse of panel or panels caused by incorrect erection or in severe weather NNNN ND ON WN ND OR DOH A Abaca Ce CG ON WN ND WNWwWNND PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y OTHER CONTRACTORS MEMBERS OF PUBLIC OTHERS CONTROL MEASURES and WORK METHODS 1 Panels must be handled either mechanically or using two person lifting techniques 2 The weight of the bases must be assessed If under 20kg single person handling is acceptable otherwise using two person lifting techniques In general do not exceed 25kg 20kg for repetitive lifting oO 4 All operatives involved in this task must wear protective gloves and footwear in addition to any
10. Monitored by Office Manager INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Safety induction Content of this Risk Assessment and associated DSE specific assessments The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE RISK ASSESSMENT Access Routes Slips Trips Falls RA 147 Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Giveabrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise na WaT CONTROLLED Slips Trips or Falls whilst using access egress routes to and from place of work risk of personal injury due to e Obstructions debris materials floor coverings 3 2 6 2 2 e Lack of suitable lighting 3 2 6 2 E2 Poor weather conditions Icy walkways 3 2 6 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Materials debris etc to be kept clear of personnel access routes 2 Suitable lighting levels to be maintained at al
11. 1 metre back space must be provided for operators to ensure that workpiece does not interfere with adjacent personnel or operations All machinery must be checked before each use to ensure that all guards are in place and effective Use battery or 110volt equipment Only use 240 volt equipment if there is no alternative All 240v circuits must be protected with RCDs Power leads must be positioned to prevent damage or the creation of tripping hazards Ensure the power source is isolated before carrying out inspections or maintenance Specific noise and vibration assessments will be necessary for sustained use See appropriate guidance in safety manual for further information Ensure sparks do not ignite any combustible material or flammable substance in the work area Loose clothing and ties must not be worn by operators Bits and blades must be checked regularly for sharpness effectiveness Switch off and isolate equipment before carrying out adjustments or changing bits blades Only properly trained and authorised persons over the age of 18 must be permitted to operate portable electrical equipment Ensure the correct PPE is available for the equipment and used on every occasion Electrical equipment must be marked with an identification number and electrical test sticker Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with
12. 10 Vehicles must be fitted with adequate aids to provide all round vision and warning to others e g CCTV convex mirrors audible reverse alarms beacons etc 11 Vehicles intended for use on the public highway must comply with current licensing requirements 12 Speed restrictions must be imposed on site and strictly enforced Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Road Transport on Site Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sean Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this and other related assessments The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY AS
13. 13 Do not refuel petrol machines at the workplace take the machine to a remote safe fuelling point 14 Always clean out inside the guard before fitting a new wheel 15 Check that the wheel moves freely before starting 16 Ensure sparks do not ignite any combustible material or flammable substance in the work area 17 Loose clothing and ties must not be worn by operators 18 All work equipment must be inspected weekly and thoroughly examined at least every 12 months Written records should be maintained RISK ASSESSMENT Safe Use of Abrasive Wheels Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required The abrasive wheel must be locked prior to undoing the retaining bolt For most petrol engined machines a steel bar is provided for insertion into a hole on the right hand side of the machine For most electric machine a spring loaded button should be depressed and held in position whilst the bolt is released A separate vibration assessment will be required if prolonged use of disc cutters is envisaged PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Eve Face y Hearing Protection v Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves V Protection Foot Protection vi Safety Clothing R P E y Fall Arrest In MEWP
14. CONTRACTORS Y Other contractors who may be working in the area THIRD PARTIES N CON NTE MEASURES All persons undertaking work where there is a foreseeable risk of being exposed to ACM must have received Category A asbestos awareness training within the previous 12 months 2 The supervisor must personally inspect the asbestos register for the work area to ensure that no ACM is likely to be disturbed during the work The level of survey used to prepare the register should be a Demolition Refurbishment survey 3 All operatives must be made aware of the locations of nearby ACM and provided with clear instructions not to disturb it 4 As part of the induction briefing for this work all personnel must be instructed in the actions to be taken in the event of accidental exposure to or disturbance of ACM a Cease all work immediately and leave the area b Inform the supervisor of the nature of the occurrence c Do not re commence operations until specifically informed by the supervisor that the area is clear and it is safe to proceed 5 The supervisor must follow the following procedure if exposure to ACM is suspected a Clear the work area of all personnel b Notify the client principal contractor c Suspend all operations until written confirmation is obtained stating that the work area is clear of ACM In the event that disturbance of ACM occurs the actions described in paragraphs 247 to 251 of ACoP for the Co
15. Donap a 35 Bluebell Drive Pontyclun Llanharan Mid Glamorgan CF72 9UN O CC Company Health amp Safety Policy 202 Use of Portable Woodworking Machines 206 Temporary Offices Welfare Accommodation amp Storage on Construction Sites 207 Installation amp Use of temporary electricity Supplies 208 Work in and around occupied Premises 209 Road Transport on Site 210 Work on Scaffolding 217 Work Over Open Joists or Trusses 227 Removal of Sharps 228 Use of a Goods Barrow Hoist 229 Work around vehicles and plant 403 Manual Handling Offloading Materials 512 Psittacosis 60l Power Planer 10v 602 Circular Saw 10v 603 Erection of Trusses Joists 604 Use of Nail Guns 605 Timber Storage 606 Erection of Timber Stairs amp Half Landings 801 Transportation of Petroleum Gas LPG up to 150 litres 66kg 803 Skip Deliveries and Pick Up 2 SOUTH WALES Advanced Carpentry Solutions Ltd Poe a 35 Bluebell Drive Pontyclun Llanharan Mid Glamorgan CF72 9UN RA 101 RISK ASSESSMENT Working in dusty environments Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS 1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significantharm and how t
16. Givea brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise a a CONTROLTED RR L S RR Vehicle overturning travelling across gradients uneven ground speeding travelling with load raised turning too sharply incorrect loading on forks overloading 3 3 9 1 3 Ie Fall of load from forks travelling with load raised travelling across gradients incorrect direction of travel on slopes turning too sharply uneven loading 3 3 9 1 3 3 Contact with persons restricted view when carrying large loads pedestrians walking into operating area lack of reverse alarm speeding lack of concentration 3131 9 1 3 ES Contact with other vehicles restricted view when carrying large loads other vehicles entering work area lack of reverse warning speeding lack of concentration 3 2 6 1 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Only trained certificated and authorised persons are permitted to operate fork lift trucks 2 Daily and 50 hour inspections must be carried out and defects rectified 3 Thorough examinations must be carried out by competent person usually insurance engineer or supplier 4 Ensure SWL for all configurations is clearly marked on the truck 5 Trucks to be fitted with beacon and reverse alarm both of which must be fully
17. No tools materials or trailing leads to be left unattended in areas of public access Fire exit routes must be kept free of obstruction If this is not possible the occupiers of the building must be consulted and alternative temporary arrangements made All users of the building must be made aware of the new arrangements Hot work and work involving the use of naked flames will require a permit to work system to be introduced When working over areas of public occupier access covered walkways exclusion zones debris netting fans or other suitable measures to protect the public must be used Regular liaison must take place with occupants to co ordinate work and eliminate hazards Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Work In and Around Occupied Premises Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sean Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in li
18. RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Use of Laser Levelling Equipment LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give abriefdesciption of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that ham may arise Te aed nT CONTROLLED 7 Injuries to eyes 2 3 6 1 3 Damage to skin burns 2 2 4 4 2 i PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N oe MEASURES Wherever practicable use class 1 or class 2 lasers If using lasers more powerful than class 2 a laser safety officer must first be appointed and an additional detailed risk assessment carried out 3 Laser beams must never be directed towards personnel or vehicles 4 Always switch off laser equipment when not in use 5 All work with laser levelling equipment must be carried out under the supervision of a competent person by trained and authorised persons only 6 Always read the manufacturer s instructions before using laser equipment and follow all precautions diligently Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected wit
19. RISK ASSESSMENT ee Hammer Drill 110 volt ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LOCATION WORK ACTIVITY Use of Hammer Drill 110 volt DeWalt Makita Bosch amp other LEGEND Likelihood and potential Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls 9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED RISK ASSESSMENT UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED S RR S Eye injury from dust or particle Personal injury laceration from contact with drill bit Electric shock 110 volt personal injury burns lil health from inhalation of dust Noise induced hearing loss ll health from effect of vibration Hand Arm Vibration HAV 6 NN NNNNIJIS ee ee ee Ces CT NNMNNDND wiz N NNNNOGO RBH HRA MO MDNN ND W PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES V SUB CONTRACTORS CONTRACTORS X OTHERS X CONTROL MEASURES A OoN OO Old ON S Eye protection recommended to be worn Equipment to be maintained in good working order Hands arms and loose clothing to be kept clear of working area Equipment must have been subject to a test P A T Daily inspection required by user Where possible equipment should be used externally to allow dust to disperse Disposable respirator should be worn if dust excessive Hearing protection must be worn noise levels will be in excess of 85 dB A
20. Serious injury or death caused by contact with moving vehicle 3 3 9 1 3 3 Injury to operator or others caused by collision with other vehicles 2 3 6 1 3 3 Injury to operator or others caused by collision with structures 2 2 4 1 2 2 Overturning of vehicles or collapse of excavations caused by vehicles being too close to edge 21 3 6 1 3 ie PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Prior to commencement the site must be surveyed and vehicle routes planned to avoid danger to pedestrians contact with structures contact with overhead power lines and clear of all excavations 2 Reversing of vehicles must be minimised 3 Suitable fencing must be provided around excavations Where necessary exclusion zones should be established to prevent the unintentional collapse of excavations caused by vehicles moving nearby 4 Barriers and notices must be erected under overhead power lines 5 Vehicle operating areas and traffic routes must be clearly signed and separated from pedestrian routes 6 Drivers must ensure loads are placed evenly in vehicles which must not be overloaded 7 Tipping vehicles including front loading dumpers must not be driven with the tipping body raised 8 Visiting drivers must be briefed on site rules and hazards 9 Vehicle Marshalls must be used where drivers do not have clear unrestricted visibility
21. 3 6 1 3 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N PORTAAT MEASURES Check certification of lifting equipment and operator before allowing work to commence When selecting lifting equipment consideration must be given to the weight size shape and centre of gravity of the load 3 All lifting gear should be individually identifiable and stored so as to prevent damage or deterioration 4 The safe working load of the lifting equipment and all lifting gear must be clearly marked on the item and never exceeded 5 All lifting gear must be visually inspected before each use 6 Lifting gear chains slings etc must be protected from damage during lifting by the use of packing on sharp edges 7 Before fully raising the load checks must be made to ensure that it is being lifted evenly and is not likely to swing or sway when raised 8 Tail ropes must be used for larger loads to assist in manoeuvring operations Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Lifting Equipment General Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required This assessment must be read in conjunction with the asse
22. 4 1 2 2 Driver Ill Health Exposure to sharps particularly when fixing debris netting 2 2 4 1 2 2 Overturning of vehicle caused by loading unloading on uneven or soft ground 2 13 16 1131013 Contact with overhead electrically charged cables causing fire explosion and or electric shock to Driver 3 3u 9 1 3 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y OTHER CONTRACTORS Y Skip delivery collection driver MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y Where skip is sited in area with public access OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES amp SAFE SYSTEM OF WORK 1 10 When outside the skip lorry cab Drivers give due regard to the surroundings in particular the movements of other traffic Drivers must not position themselves in a location where they could be struck by a passing vehicle Drivers must wear hi visibility clothing Drivers must keep clear of the moving load and ensure that third parties are not located in an area where they could be injured should any materials fall from the skip or should the lifting mechanism lifting point fail Drivers must not attempt to lift any heavy bulky items into the skip Heavy is estimated at being 25Kg or more Drivers must pay due regard to the presence of vermin and potentially hazardous liquids Contact with all liquids must be prevented so far as is possible PPE as identified overleaf must be worn The Driver must carry out a visual inspection of the contents of the skip looking in particul
23. 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Gieabrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise Ta aed Te Si Particles from workpiece entering the eyes 3 3 9 1 3 3 Body contact with bits or blades severe lacerations or amputation 3 3 9 1 3 3 Electric shock 21 3 6 1 2 Fire caused by creation of heat and or sparks 2 2 4 1 2 2 Hearing damage from prolonged exposure to excessive noise levels 3 2 6 1 2 2 Vibration injuries caused by prolonged use 2 2 4 1 2 2 Trips caused by trailing electrical leads 2 2 4 1 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N r et MEASURES Ore 12 13 14 15 16 17 Sr 0 RN 0 1 Ensure that the machine has been thoroughly examined within the last 12 months or as specified by the manufacturer The examination certificate must be available in the workplace where the machine is being used Planning of work must include consideration of COSHH and noise assessments type of machine installation of electric supply and materials handling requirements Machines must be sited safely and where practicable after consideration of operational sequence Portable equipment must only be used when standing on a firm level base
24. ASSESSMENT s Page Display Screen Equipment 1 of 2 ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LOCATION WORK ACTIVITY Use of Display Screen Equipment LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable _6 Medium Consider further controls 9 Unacceptable Do not proceed RISK ASSESSMENT Typical Event causing type of injury See eee E lll health as a result of use of Display Screen Equipment 1 2 2 1 1 1 e Musculoskeletal e Visual fatigue e Mental stress PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y__ All users CONTROL MEASURES INVENTORY List equipment USE Approximately per day USER ENVIRONMENT Office environment adequate lighting and working area Seating good No glare on screens adjust screen position blinds on windows REPORTING OF SYMPTONS Employees to be encouraged to report any symptoms immediately EYE TEST Employees must be provided with an appropriate eyesight test when requested RA 146 RISK ASSESSMENT Page Display Screen Equipment en Insert specific requirements Refer to Office Safety section of Company Health and Safety Policy Display Screen Equipment FURNITURE The following furniture will be required for the work activities stated Footrest Y Armrest Adjustable seat MONITORING AND REVIEW
25. AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES CONTRACTORS MEMBERS OF PUBLIC OTHERS zZziz z lt Coes MEASURES Step Ladders must not be used for access and or work at height except under exceptional circumstances e g ONLY where it is not reasonably practicable to provide an alternative Mobile Scaffold Tower Pop up MEWP other 2 Exceptional circumstances may include working areas where Where the risks associated with the erection or dismantling of MSTs other are greater than those for ladder use The work is of short duration Existing features which cannot be easily altered result in an unsuitable or inadequate working area for the provision erection or dismantling of MSTs 3 Where the use of ladders is necessary the requirements set out in the Additional Control Measures section of this assessment must be adhered to Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RA 119a RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Step Ladders for General Access and Works of Short Duration Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required STEP LADDERS Only use ladders for works of short duration or where it is not possible to use a safer alternative Step Ladders must be checked before use for corr
26. Kg 7 Supervisors should carry out regular checks on Young Persons during work 8 Other site persons should be instructed as to the risks associated with Young Persons 9 Young persons are e4ntitled to 2 days off work per week for rest Note Rest breaks at work are to be of at least 30 minutes duration if the young person is at work for more than 4 hours RISK ASSESSMENT RA 144 Page Young Persons at Work 2 of 2 Insert site specific requirements PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection YI ia Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Y Gloves Y rotection Foot Protection YI Safety Clothing Y R P E Fall Arrest N MONITORING AND REVIEW Monitored on site full time by Site Management Review in the light of further information becoming available or whether a change in circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Safety induction Content of this Risk Assessment and associated Method Statement Tool box talks on applicable topics The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE RA 146 RISK
27. Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 604 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Use of Nail Guns ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LOCATION WORK ACTIVITY Use of Nail Gun DeWalt Paslode amp other LEGEND Likelihood and potential Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls 9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED RISK ASSESSMENT UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED S RR S Personal injury from misfire jammed nail Personal injury from being struck by nail Electric shock 110 volt personal injury burns lil health from inhalation of dust Noise induced hearing loss lil health from effect of vibration Hand Arm Vibration HAV 9 MPO MONON DNDN WO F ee ee ee ee CT NNMNNDND wiz N NMNDN W W RB HR BRO MB MNHON DY W PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES V SUB CONTRACTORS CONTRACTORS X OTHERS X CONTROL MEASURES DONO OON S Refer to manufacturer s Instruction Manual Equipment to be maintained in good working order Hands arms and loose clothing to be kept clear of working area Equipment must have been subject to a test P A T Daily inspe
28. Where possible timber being cut should be adequately supported It is not possible to further reduce the noise at source from the equipment Daily usage time is not expected to exceed 45 minutes per person The vibration level is less than 2 50 ms 2 Bosch RISK ASSESSMENT Circular Saw 110 volt RA 602 Page 2 of 2 METHOD STATEMENT PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Eye Face Reet F Head Protection y Bacon y Hearing Protection y Hi visibility Clothing Gloves y Foot Protection y Safety Clothing R P E y Fall Arrest MONITORING AND REVIEW Activities to be monitored by Management Review in the light of further information being received or where there is a change in circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Content of this risk assessment Job briefings for all tasks The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE RA 603 RISK ASSESSMENT Erection of Trusses Joists Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Seve
29. Where used cutting tool to be kept sharp It is not possible to further reduce the noise at source from the equipment Daily usage time is not expected to exceed 25 minutes per person The vibration level could be as high as 11 0 ms 2 Bosch Maximum usage time reach exposure action value EAV of 2 5 ms 2 over an 8 hour period A8 is 25 minutes per day RISK ASSESSMENT Hammer Drill 110 volt RA 130 Page 2 of 2 METHOD STATEMENT PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected F Eye Face F r P P Head Protection y T y Hearing Protection y Hi visibility Clothing Gloves y Foot Protection y Safety Clothing R P E y Fall Arrest MONITORING AND REVIEW Activities to be monitored by Management Review in the light of further information being received or where there is a change in circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Content of this risk assessment Job briefings for all tasks The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE RISK ASSESSMENT RA 131
30. areas are level 3 Follow manufacturer s recommendations with respect to temperature humidity and stacking requirements 4 For hazardous substances see COSHH assessments or prepare new 5 Palletised loads should not be stacked more than two high unless otherwise indicated 6 Provide manual handling training to all employees Use mechanical means wherever reasonably practicable 7 Segregate pedestrian and traffic routes wherever practicable In restricted spaces consider whether proper use is being made of audible and visible warnings and high visibility clothing 8 Compressed gas cylinders must be stored upright away from accommodation and work areas 9 Use chocks or other devices to ensure that cylindrical objects cannot roll 10 All containers must be clearly marked with their contents 11 Secure storage must be provided for hazardous substances 12 Provide trays or bunds to contain leaks and spillages 13 Ensure that adequate access to above and below ground storage areas is provided Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Material Storage Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for th
31. contained in this assessment Operator training Findings of any related noise vibration manual handling and COSHH assessments The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 202 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Use of Portable Woodworking Machines LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give a brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED z Particles from workpiece entering the eyes 3 3 9 1 3 3 Body contact with bits or blades severe lacerations or amputation 3 3 9 1 3 3 Electric shock electrical equipment 2 3 6 1 2 2 Fire caused by creation of heat and or sparks 2 2 4 1 2 2 Hearing damage from exposure to excessive noise levels 3 2 6 1 2 2 Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome injuries caused by prolonged use 2 2 4 1 2 2 Inhalation of harmful amou
32. from working platform causing personal injury 3 2 6 1 2 2 Hop up 600mm wide platform fall from working platform causing personal injury 2 2 4 1 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC N OTHERS N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Hop up not fitted with g rail equipment to be in good order and used in accordance with the supplier s instructions To be used for short duration work Maximum height of platform suggested to be not greater 2 Hop up with fitted g rail equipment to be in good order and used in accordance with the suppliers 3 Hop up 300mm wide platform minimise the height of the working platform above ground level This will Hop up 300mm wide platform minimise the height of the working platform above ground level This will Remember Refer to other risk assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Use of single man working platforms Hop Up RA 143a Page 2 of 2 required ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection y Eye Face Protection Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing V Gloves Foot Protection Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in
33. light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances Operator training INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work RA 144 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Young Persons at Work ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LOCATION WORK ACTIVITY Risks to young persons 16 to 18 yrs working on site employees and or work experience placements Assessed in accordance with the Management of Health amp Safety at Work Regulations 1999 LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls 9 Unacceptable Do not proceed RISK ASSESSMENT Typical Event causing type of injury eee ee Sprains and strains Pedestrian travel across uneven sites slips trips falls at same or low level Manual Handling operations 2 2 4 Fractures Pedestrian travel across uneven sites or working on scaffolds near open edges slips trips falls 2 2 4 Lacerations Using hand tools or power tools 2 2 4 Cuts and grazes Using hand tools power tools falls at same level pedestri
34. movement of long metal objects such as scaffold tubes and ladders in the vicinity of overhead lines must be subject to specific authorisation and supervision 5 Mechanical equipment must be fitted with physical height restrictors where necessary 6 First aider and first aid facilities to be available First aider must be fully conversant with the treatment of electric shock victims 7 Strict control must be exercised over all plant movements 8 Barriers and warning signs must be regularly monitored to ensure they remain in place and effective Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Ref RA 141 Work Near Overhead Electric Cables Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required See assessment XRC 08 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection sere Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Gloves rotection Foot Protection Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE
35. operational 6 Switch off engine and remove keys if left unattended 7 Always be aware of other pedestrians and vehicles operating in your area Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Fork Lift Trucks Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sete Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Operator training The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 130
36. other site requirements e g reflective jackets and hard hats on m When loading and transporting ensure that panels and bases are correctly stacked and secured Bases must be positioned so as to ensure that a minimum amount of the base protrudes into pedestrian walkways Where such occurrences cannot be prevented then the bases must be clearly visible and if necessary marked with high visibility tape or similar N each joint All panels must be erected in accordance with manufacturer s instructions using a minimum of two clips for Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Dismantling Transporting amp Re erecting Heras Fencing Panels Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES and WORK METHODS Detail here any additional measures required as the contract progresses PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REQUIRED Head Protection Si Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Gloves V Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances Monitored by J Martin INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessm
37. rotection Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this and other related assessments Hoist operator training The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RISK ASSESSMENT RA 229 e g Excavator Telehandler Dump Truck Roller Delivery Vehicles Vans Page Work around Mobile Plant amp Vehicles 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give abrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTRO LED 7 CONTROLLED Serious injury or death caused by contact with moving vehicle striking and or crushing person 3 310191 111313 Injury to plant or vehicle operator or others caused by collisio
38. strong polythene bags and treated as hazardous waste If an environmental clean is not possible Persons who are at risk of exposure to significant quantities should be provided with and wear PPE RPE as follows e Disposable overalls o Elasticated cuffs o Hoods e Impervious gloves e Wellington Boots Contaminated PPE RPE must be bagged and disposed of Contaminated work equipment materials must be cleaned RISK ASSESSMENT Work in areas contaminated with bird droppings SAFE SYSTEM OF WORK Cleaning and work activities must be such that the creation of airborne dust must be avoided PPE RPE must be provided and worn Contaminated areas should be damped down with water The material should then be cleaned up with shovels and scrapers The material should then be placed in polythene bags The bags should be secured and placed in the appropriate skip for disposal to a licensed facility Treat as hazardous waste DOTE WINS Information Psittacosis also known as parrot disease parrot fever and ornithosis is a zoonotic infectious disease caused by a bacterium called Chlamydophila psittaci formerly Chlamydia psittaci and contracted not only from parrots macaws cockatiels and parakeets but also from pigeons sparrows ducks hens sea gulls etc The incidence of infection in canaries and finches is believed to be lower than in psittacine birds Symptoms In humans after incubation period of 5 14 days
39. tele handlers etc 2 3 6 1 3 General construction activities Variable risk PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y Other contractors working in the vicinity MEMBERS OF PUBLIC N_ Work area must be segregated from members of the public CONTROL MEASURES 1 Wherever reasonably practicable physical barriers and warning signs must be used to segregate other contractors site visitors and members of the public from the works and site activities in general 2 Maximum permitted weight for single person manual handling is 25kg 20kg for repetitive lifts If two or more person lift used reduce maximum weight by two thirds Use mechanical lifting assistance where this may be exceeded 3 Check for overhead cables If they are present a separate risk assessment will be required to ensure that adequate control measures are introduced 4 Before commencing operations on any site controlled by another contractor check the site health and safety plan for relevant information 5 Appropriate fall prevention fall arrest to be installed prior to commencement of work Confirm on site 6 No person to work on any area of the structure where there is a risk of falling including open joists and trusses 7 All trusses and joists must be temporarily secured to prevent displacement collapse 8 Floors must be constructed as soon as possible following the erection of the joists 9 When storing materials on scaffolds platforms mus
40. the particular activity laid down in the company safety manual When planning work make provision for fire detection supply amp maintenance of fire fighting equipment control of hot work emergency procedures control of smoking and prevention of the build up of flammable waste Adequate means of escape and access for emergency vehicles must be maintained at all times Emergency exit routes to be established provided with clear signs and kept free of obstruction Security measures must be taken to restrict access to workplaces by unauthorised persons especially out of hours Smoking restrictions to be enforced No smoking areas to be clearly signed Consider permit to work system for hot work Hot work to be stopped at least one hour before end of shift and workplace to be inspected at end of shift Electrical systems must be installed by competent persons and be appropriately tested and certificated Inspections must be carried out on all portable electrical equipment and records kept P A T Quantities of highly flammable liquids and LPG within or near work areas must be restricted Suitable storage facilities must be provided Records must be kept of all routine fire inspections and the maintenance amp testing of fire fighting equipment A detailed comprehensive and specific fire risk assessment must be carried out for all workplaces in accordance with the Fire Precautions Workplace Regulations Remember Always check
41. the symptoms of the disease range from inapparent illness to systemic illness with severe pneumonia It presents chiefly as an atypical pneumonia with influenza like symptoms like fever chills headache muscle aches and a dry cough Pneumonia can be often visualized on a chest X ray Complications in the form of endocarditis hepatitis myocarditis arthritis keratoconjunctivitis and neurologic complications encephalitis may occasionally occur Severe pneumonia requiring intensive care support may also occur Fatal cases have been reported less than 1 of cases PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection EyerFace Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Gloves y Protection Foot Protection Safety Clothing R P E Wellingtons Disposable overalls y FFP2 S V Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Training in the use of Safety Harnesses The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE RA 601 R
42. this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Portable Electrical Equipment Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sean y Hearing Protection v Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves Foot Protection vj Safety Clothing R P E y Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances Always consider the general requirements of this assessment AND the specific conditions applying INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Operator training Information regarding the selection and use of PPE The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 121 RISK ASSESSMENT Noise at Work Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and S
43. thrown down from scaffolds Use chutes hoists or gin wheels which must only be attached to the scaffold by competent scaffolders Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Work on Scaffolding Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sean Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves Foot Protection vj Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest V REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this and other related assessments The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RISK ASSESSMENT Work over Op
44. 2 2 4 1 2 2 Respiratory problems caused by inhaling exhaust fumes 2 3 6 1 2 2 Respiratory problems caused by inhaling oil mists 2 2 4 1 2 2 Exposure to hazardous substances such as fuels oils etc COSHH assessments required 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 11 12 13 Hearing protection will be required for all work with pneumatic tools unless a specific assessment has been carried out and indicates that it is not required See noise schedule in safety manual for typical exposure levels Ensure equipment is regularly inspected and serviced Use low vibration equipment where available Specific noise and vibration assessments will be necessary for sustained use See appropriate guidance in safety manual for further information Air receivers must be identified by their plant serial number and be fitted with pressure gauge safety valve drain point and access for cleaning servicing The safe working pressure SWP must be clearly marked on all air receivers and never exceeded Guards and covers must be fitted to prevent access to moving dangerous parts of compressors especially V belts and pulleys Operating instructions must be available for all plant and equipment prior to its use Ensure that all hoses and connections are the correct size and in good condition Hose lengths must be
45. ARDS IDENTIFIED Give abrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arse UNCONTRO LED I CONTROLLED Fire placing hot materials into skip or leaving it accessible to others 2 2 4 1 2 2 Manual handling injuries caused by lifting waste into skips 2 2 4 1 2 2 Hazards associated with the delivery and removal of skips 2 3 6 1 2 2 Traffic accidents caused by incorrect siting of skips or from falling materials 2 3 6 1 2 2 Bacterial infection presence of vermin 2 3 6 1 3 3 Dust when used with waste chutes 3 2 6 2 2 4 Lifting of skips by use of crane failure of loading points or failure of skip structure causing materials to fall 2 3 6 1 3 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y OTHER CONTRACTORS Y _ Skip delivery collection driver MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y Where skip is sited in area with public access OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Wherever possible skips should be sited in secure areas away from public access 2 Fires must not be deliberately started in skips 3 If significant amounts of combustible materials are to be disposed of consider using a covered skip 4 Skips must where practicable be sited on firm level ground 5 If manual tipping of waste into skips is necessary a safe means of access must be provided at least 600mm wide with guardrails provided 6 If skips are sited on the highway suitable signs and lights m
46. Avoid work at height where reasonably practicable b Use work equipment or other measures to prevent falls c If the risk of a fall cannot be eliminated use work equipment or other measures to minimise the distance and consequences of a fall should one occur Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Work at Height General Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Ensure that access is suitable to allow for recovery of persons in the case of emergency If this is not the case a detailed emergency rescue plan will be required Refer to other risk assessments that deal with specific aspects of work at height such as use of mobile tower scaffolding work from scaffolding holes voids and edges etc When selecting work equipment always give priority to collective measures over PPE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v EyeFace Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves Protection Foot Protection vj Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest V REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in co
47. ESSED BY DESIGNATION LOCATION WORK ACTIVITY Use of Circular Saw 110 volt DeWalt Makita Bosch amp other LEGEND Likelihood and potential Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls 9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED RISK ASSESSMENT UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED L S RR L S RR Eye injury from wood dust or splinter 2 3 6 1 3 3 Personal injury laceration amputation from saw blade 2 3 6 1 3 3 Electric shock 110 volt personal injury burns 2 2 4 1 2 2 lil health from inhalation of wood dust soft wood 2 2 4 1 2 2 Noise induced hearing loss 2 2 4 1 2 2 ll health from effect of vibration Hand Arm Vibration HAV 2 2 4 1 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES V SUB CONTRACTORS CONTRACTORS X OTHERS X CONTROL MEASURES 1 Eye protection recommended to be worn 2 Equipment to be maintained in good working order with all fitted guards being operational spring a O NOE loaded and self returning Hands arms and loose clothing to be kept clear of working area Equipment must have been subject to a test P A T Daily inspection required by user Where possible equipment should be used externally to allow dust to disperse Disposable respirator should be worn if dust excessive Hearing protection must be worn noise levels will be in excess of 85 dB A
48. ISK ASSESSMENT fee Power Planer 110 volt ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LOCATION WORK ACTIVITY Use of Power Planer 110 volt DeWalt Makita Bosch amp other LEGEND Likelihood and potential Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls 9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED RISK ASSESSMENT UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED S RR S Eye injury from wood dust or splinter Personal injury laceration amputation from blade Electric shock 110 volt personal injury burns lll health from inhalation of wood dust soft wood Noise induced hearing loss ll health from effect of vibration Hand Arm Vibration HAV NN NNNNA N NNNOO 6 BR HR BRO 3 S SS a a N NMNDN WO W NNNNO W3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES NI SUB CONTRACTORS CONTRACTORS X OTHERS X CONTROL MEASURES Eye protection recommended to be worn Equipment to be maintained in good working order Hands arms and loose clothing to be kept clear of working area Equipment must have been subject to a test P A T Daily inspection required by user Where possible equipment should be used externally to allow dust to disperse Dust bag to be fitted if available Disposable respirator should be worn if dust excessive Hearing protection must
49. NS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N ee MEASURES Ensure that hand tools are not used for any other than their intended purpose e g do not use a screwdriver as a chisel 2 Operatives must carry out visual checks of hand tools before their first use each day Damaged or dangerous tools must not be used 3 Eye protection MUST be used whenever work is carried out using cold chisels or any other tools where there is a risk of flying particles 4 Open bladed knives screwdrivers and other sharp tools must not be carried in pockets or in any manner which could cause injury to the user or others 5 In flammable atmospheres or where highly flammable substances may be present only non ferrous spark free tools must be used 6 Sharpening is a skilled task and must only be carried out by trained and authorised persons 7 Tools must not be left lying about but returned to storage after use 8 Common faults which must be checked for include mushroomed heads on chisels loose and damaged hammer and file handles splayed jaws on open ended spanners damaged pick and shovel handles damaged screwdriver blades 9 Periodic thorough examinations are recommended with records kept 10 Certain tasks using hand tools can result in high sound pressures hearing protection must be worn if carrying out sustained hammering or other noisy tasks Remember Always check in your safety manual for Compa
50. O CC Company Health amp Safety Policy GENERIC RISK ASSESSMENTS INDEX 101 Working in Dusty Environments 102 General Fire Risk in the Workplace 103 Use of Petrol Fuelled Generators 104 Use of Waste Skips 105 Work which disturbs Non Asbestos Insulating Materials 106 Working in the Vicinity of Asbestos Containing Materials 108 Disposal of Fluorescent Luminaries 109 Materials Storage General 110 Storage amp Use of Liquid Petroleum Gas LPG up to 150 Litres 66kg III Storage amp Use of Highly Flammable Liquid HFL 112 Safe Use of Abrasive wheels 114 Use of Hand Tools 116 Use of Laser Levelling Equipment 118 Work at Height General 119 Use of Ladders amp Mobile Scaffolding Towers MST for General Access and Works of Short Duration 119a Use of Step Ladders for General Access and works of Short Duration 120 Use of Portable Electrical Equipment 121 Noise 123 Holes Voids and Edges 124 Use of Mobile Elevated Work Platforms MEWPs 125 Use of Lifting Equipment General 126 Slinging of Loads 128 Lone Working 129 Use of Fork Lift Trucks 130 Use of 10v Hammer Drill 13 Heras Fencing 141 Work Near Overhead Electrical Cables 143 Single Man Working Platforms 144 Young Persons at Work 146 Display Screen Equipment 147 Access Slips Trips and Falls 150 Use of Mobile Phones 151 Portable Generators 201 Use of Compressors and Pneumatic Power Tools i SOUTH WALES Advanced Carpentry Solutions Ltd
51. PANE MEASURES Where persons may fall any distance from which a foreseeable injury may occur edge protection must be rovided 2 os boards must be provided to prevent the falls of men and materials 3 Openings in floors must be robustly covered and Hole Below signs erected Alternatively guard rails and toe boards may be erected around the hole 4 Ground chambers such as manholes and gulley pots must be covered with their permanent covers lids wherever practicable Temporary covers must be sufficiently robust as to prevent persons falling through them or becoming accidentally dislodged 5 The top guard rail must be at least 950mm above the working platform 6 Toe boards must be at least 150mm high 7 There must not be an unprotected gap between the toe board and the top guard rail of more than 470mm 8 Where reasonably practicable do not store materials near holes or edges Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Holes Voids amp Edges Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected
52. PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this and other related assessments The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RISK ASSESSMENT RA 143 Page 1 of 2 Erection and use of single man working platforms Pulpit Tower LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS 1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls 9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Giveabrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED z Manual handling of working platform causing musculoskeletal injury 2 2 4 1 2 2 Contact with electrically charged cables installations causing electric shock fire 3 3 9 1 3 3 Erection of equipment musculoskeletal injury 2 2 4 1 2 2 Falls from working platform when in use 2 2 4 1 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y Electricians CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Avoid carrying for lo
53. R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances Monitored by Supervisor INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in and referred to by this assessment Manual handling training The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 201 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Use of Compressors and Pneumatic Power Tools LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arse a 7 CONTROLLED Hearing damage caused by exposure to excessive noise levels 3 2 6 1 2 2 Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome ill health from excessive exposure 3 2 6 1 2 2 Injuries to eyes from flying particles 3 3 9 1 3 3 Manual handling operations such as lifting pulling or pushing work equipment and materials musculoskeletal injuries
54. RING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Fire safety training Manual handling training The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE RA 803 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Loading and Unloading of Skip Bins LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS 1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give a brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED 7 CONTROLLED Driver Injury being struck by other passing vehicles at the place of work 2 3 6 1 3 3 Driver Injury being struck by skip bin being loaded unloaded or by materials falling from the skip 2 2 4 41 2 ie Driver Injury Falls from the back of the Skip Lorry if access is required 3 3 9 2 3 6 Driver Injury Manual handling injuries caused by lifting waste into skips 2 2 4 1 2 2 Driver Ill Health caused by the presence of vermin or hazardous substances 2 2
55. SESSMENT Work in areas contaminated with bird droppings Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS 1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCPNTRO LED CONTROLTED RR L S RR lil health Psittacosis due to exposure amp inhalation of contaminated dusts 2 3 61 1 3 ES lll health can consist of severe pneumonia It presents chiefly as an atypical pneumonia with influenza like symptoms like fever chills headache muscle aches and a dry cough PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS MEMBERS OF PUBLIC CONTROL MEASURES 1 Preferred control measure The contaminated area should be avoided if possible If it is necessary to work in the vicinity of the hazardous substance the following control measures should be adopted An environmental clean should be carried out prior to the commencement of work This must be carried out by competent persons who must wear full PPE RPE e Disposable overalls o Elasticated cuffs o Hoods e Impervious gloves e Wellington Boots The inhalation of dust must be avoided All material must be placed in
56. SESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 210 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Work on Scaffolding LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Giveabrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and Where necessary explain how that harm UNCONTROETED CONTROLTED may arise ez CSAR UGE s RR Falls of persons from height during erection and dismantling 2 3 6 1 3 3 Falls of materials during erection and dismantling 2 2 4 1 2 2 Falls of persons from height scaffold users 2 3 6 1 3 3 Falls from ladders when accessing or egressing scaffold 2 3 6 1 3 3 Falls of materials during use of scaffold 2 3 6 1 3 3 Collapse of scaffold caused by undermining removal of ties weather being struck unauthorised alterations overloading poor construction 2 3 6 1 3 3 Electric shock contact with overhead cables primary risk during erection and dismantling 21 3 6 1 3 ie PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES
57. SSESSMENT Work over Open Joists Trusses SAFE SYSTEM OF WORK 00 oN Oc CNS PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v meal Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves V rotection Foot Protection vj Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest V REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Training in the use of Safety Harnesses The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE RA 227 RISK ASSESSMENT Page Removal and disposal of Sharps re Assessed by Designation SITE LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls 9 Unacceptable Do not proceed RISK ASSESSMENT SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED ee Exposure to Sharps and micro biological hazards causing injury ill health 3 3 9 1 3 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y Contract emp
58. afety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 108 RISK ASSESSMENT Disposal of Fluorescent Luminaries Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Gieabrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that ham may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED Handling or passing near to broken luminaries inhalation and absorption of cadmium and mercury 2 3 6 1 2 2 Cuts or lacerations caused by flying or broken glass 2 2 4 1 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N pone MEASURES Carry out specific COSHH assessment of lamps are to be intentionally broken or crushed in the workplace 2 When planning work especially demolitions and refurbishments consideration must be given to the likely quantity of fluorescent lamps and the most effective means of their removal and disposal Remote demolition handling by excavator preferred Wherever If off prem storage oak w For large quantities liaise with the Local Authority Environmental Health Department regarding disposal Fluoresce
59. an travel across site 2 2 4 Crush injuries Using static plant work near mobile plant demolition work near lifting operations work in Excavations 2 2 4 Head injuries Falls from a height general site activities work on scaffolding work at height by others falls of materials 2 2 4 Hearing damage Work with equipment emitting excessive noise work in vicinity of noisy operations 2 2 4 Burns Welding or burning work in the sun grinding work with hot materials or work in vicinity of hot works carried out by others 2 2 4 Eye injuries Drilling chasing grinding etc use of hand and power tools work in dusty environments 2 2 4 Vibration related injuries Use of power tools resulting in over exposure to vibration levels 2 24 Puncture injuries Use of hand and power tools slips trips falls work on scaffolds or near open edges PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES amp SUB CONTRACTORS Y CONTROL MEASURES 1 No Young Person should operate powered work equipment 2 Close supervision to be provided at all times 3 Activities in italics above should not be undertaken by Young Persons 4 Initial site induction must be provided and repeated fortnightly 5 Young persons should not be permitted access above ground level areas including scaffolds unless accompanied by a supervisor 6 Manual handling instruction to be provided 0 maximum lift weight of materials should not exceed 15
60. and all waste especially food waste must be placed into covered bins or skips until removed from site 11 Cabins which are placed on corner supports which cause a void to be created under the cabin must be fitted with mesh to prevent litter and vermin from gaining access to the underneath of the cabin 12 Persons may not climb onto the roofs of cabins during loading and unloading operations Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Temporary Offices Welfare Accommodation and Storage Page 2 of 2 On Construction Sites ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Shea Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Gloves V Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this and other related assessments The following persons have received the information contained in this a
61. ar for the presence of sharps Heavy duty gloves must be worn Access onto the rear of the Skip Lorry must be prevented so far as is possible avoid the need to work at height Skips must where practicable be sited on firm level ground Skips used for any substance which may attract vermin must be emptied regularly and before significant decomposition of foodstuffs etc takes place A responsible person must be designated to ensure the correct completion of waste transfer documentation Skips should only be lifted that the skip is designed and safe to be lifted Should there be any signs of significant corrosion in the base of the skip or at the lifting points the skip must not be lifted Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Waste Skips Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required Head Protection must be worn where there is a foreseeable risk of head injury and where instructed to do so by the premises controller PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Beets Hearing Prote
62. arise aa aT CONTROLLED Leaks from containers causing fire explosion or asphyxia 2 3 6 1 3 3 Explosions due to containers being exposed to excessive heat e g in fires 2 3 6 1 3 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTEE MEASURES Cylinders must be stored vertically well away from acids and other highly flammable combustible or oxidising materials 2 Secure cylinders to prevent them from moving or falling The restraints must be suitable to prevent any movement caused by the vehicle 3 Disconnect regulators and hoses from cylinders when they are not to be used for a prolonged period 4 Cylinders must not project beyond the sides or end of a vehicle 5 Cylinders must be clearly marked to show their contents including their UN number 6 The vehicle used for transport must suitable roadworthy and display Highly Flammable warning signs 7 The vehicle must be adequately ventilated 8 The vehicle driver must be suitably trained in the nature of the Highly Flammable substances that he is carrying and what to do in an emergency situation 9 The driver must be provided with appropriate documentation about the nature of the substances that he is carrying i e COSHH Assessment and Manufacturer s Hazard Data Sheet 10 When not in use cylinders must be returned to the designated storage area 11 Cylinders with damaged valves or threads must be appropriately la
63. as short as is practicable Hoses and connections must be kept free from corrosive materials and protected from interference by passing traffic All connections must be properly clamped to prevent release of pressure and hose whipping Petrol diesel powered compressors must not be used in areas with poor ventilation Ensure operatives receive manual handling training carry out specific manual handling assessments where appropriate Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Compressors and Pneumatic Power Tools Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required Where appropriate carry out specific noise vibration manual handling and COSHH assessments PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v seen y Hearing Protection V Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves y Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information
64. be worn noise levels will be in excess of 85 dB A Where possible timber being cut should be adequately supported 0 It is not possible to further reduce the noise at source from the equipment 1 Daily usage time is not expected to exceed 45 minutes per person The vibration level is less than 2 50 ms 2 Bosch SO ONTO ON GO OES RISK ASSESSMENT Power Planer 110 volt RA 601 Page 2 of 2 METHOD STATEMENT PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Eye Face Head Protection y Protection y Hearing Protection y Hi visibility Clothing Gloves Foot Protection y Safety Clothing R P E y Fall Arrest MONITORING AND REVIEW Activities to be monitored by Management Review in the light of further information being received or where there is a change in circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Content of this risk assessment Job briefings for all tasks The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE RA 602 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Circular Saw 110 volt ASS
65. belled and returned to the supplier 12 In the event of fire involving LPG the fire service must be called immediately 13 No attempt should be made to tackle an outbreak of fire involving LPG until the gas supply has been turned off 14 If it is safe to do so a fire may be tackled but only by persons trained to do so 15 Hoses from cylinders to equipment must not be over stretched or trailed over walkways and roads 16 All equipment which uses LPG and all connections and hoses must be subjected to regular inspection and maintenance 17 Hot work must cease one hour before end of shift and 30 and 60 minute fire inspections of the workplace carried out 18 Never apply direct heat to cylinders do not crush or cut cylinders 19 Manual handling training must be provided to persons involved in the movement and storage of cylinders RISK ASSESSMENT Transportation of Petroleum Gas LPG up to 150 litres 66kg Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection svi Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Gloves y rotection Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITO
66. change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Operator training Information regarding the selection and use of respiratory protective equipment The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 206 RISK ASSESSMENT Page Temporary Offices Welfare Accommodation and Storage 1 of 2 On Construction Sites LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED Collapse or movement of structures caused by incorrect siting 2 2 4 1 2 2 Fire risks caused by poor housekeeping gas leaks etc 2 3 6 1 3 3 Threat from vandalism 2 2 41 1 1 i Biological hazards caused by poor housekeeping and or presence of vermin 2 2 4 1 2 2 Electric shock from mains or generated power supply 2 3 6 1 3 3 Falls f
67. contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE RISK ASSESSMENT Timber Storage Ref RA605 Page 1 of 2 ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LOCATION VARIOUS WORK ACTIVITY Timber storage opening of packs of timber LEGEND Likelihood and potential Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS 1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls 9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED RISK ASSESSMENT UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED L S RR S RR Falls of packs of timber crushing striking persons 2 3 6 3 3 Failure of metal banding shrink wrap resulting in uncontrolled release of load crushing striking persons Cutting of metal band laceration eye injury from jagged edge PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y employees CONTRACTORS Y OTHERS Y CONTROL MEASURES 1 Timber packs to be stored in an orderly manner on sound bearers of adequate capability Metal bands to be inspected care to be taken with banding which is damaged If required pack to be opened under controlled conditions with no persons to be in a position that could result in injury being sustained 3 Cutting of metal band to be carried out in an orderly manner No person to be in a position in which i
68. controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Eye Face s MOROENI Head Protection v Ee Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E e Equipment radio phone V REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances Check that this assessment is fully applicable to each lone working activity undertaken INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Clear information about tasks to be undertaken Contact arrangements The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 129 RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Fork Lift Trucks Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED
69. ction Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves V Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763
70. ction required by user Where possible equipment should be used externally to allow dust to disperse Disposable respirator should be worn if dust excessive Hearing protection must be worn noise levels will be in excess of 85 dB A Where used cutting tool to be kept sharp It is not possible to further reduce the noise at source from the equipment Daily usage time should not exceed 25 minutes per person The vibration level could be as high as 11 0 ms 2 Bosch Maximum usage time reach exposure action value EAV of 2 5 ms 2 over an 8 hour period A8 is 25 minutes per day RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Nail Guns RA 604 Page 2 of 2 METHOD STATEMENT PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected F Eye Face F r P P Head Protection y T y Hearing Protection y Hi visibility Clothing Gloves y Foot Protection y Safety Clothing R P E y Fall Arrest MONITORING AND REVIEW Activities to be monitored by Management Review in the light of further information being received or where there is a change in circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Content of this risk assessment Job briefings for all tasks The following persons have received the information
71. e COSHH Assessment m n D O NO O Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Storage and Use of Highly Flammable Liquid HFL Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sean Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves y Foot Protection vj Safety Clothing R P E y Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances HFL storage areas and containers must be subject to regular inspection INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment and COSHH Assessment Fire safety training Emergency procedures The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consul
72. e work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sean Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves y Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment COSHH information for hazardous substances Manual handling training Information contained in other assessments e g use of fork lift trucks work at height manual handling use of racking systems etc The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 110 RISK ASSESSMENT Page Storage and Use of Liquid Petroleum Gas LPG up to 150 litres 66kg DEE LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description of what c
73. ead Office for assistance in developing a SAFE SYSTEM OF WORK DO NOT ATTEMPT TO LIFT ANYTHING THAT MAY CAUSE YOU INJURY Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT RA 403 Manual Handling Offloading of materials Ae ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection V Eir Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves rotection Foot Protection y Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 512 RISK AS
74. earing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves V Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Operator training Manual handling training for MST erectors The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE RISK ASSESSMENT RA 119a Page 1 of 2 Use of Step Ladders for General Access and Works of Short Duration LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give a brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significantharm and how that hann may arise a aT ee Falls of persons from step ladders causing fractures bruising and or internal injuries 3 3 9 3 ie Falls of materials from step ladders striking persons below 2 2 4 2 2 Striking overhead cables with metal step ladders electric shock 2 3 6 3 3 PERSONS
75. ect length type and condition Step Ladders should be to Class 1 Industrial EN 131 Step Ladders must be regularly inspected and maintained Step Ladder work must be restricted to that which can be carried out using one hand only The ground base for the ladder must be firm and level Operatives must not stand on the top step of the Step Ladder The Step Ladder must not be overloaded PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Bunge Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves V rotection Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment and Toolbox Talk INDG 403 available from SWSC The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE RA 120 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Use of Portable Electrical Equipment LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1
76. ection Hi visibility Clothing Gloves V Foot Protection vj Safety Clothing y R P E y Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment COSHH information Information contained in other assessments e g work at height work in attics and roof spaces etc The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA106 RISK ASSESSMENT Page Working in the vicinity of Asbestos Containing Materials ACM 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Giveabrief description ofwhatcoudbe RISK ASSESSMENT reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED z Inhalation of asbestos fibres if ACM is disturbed 3 3 9 1 3 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y
77. ef valves are no longer permissible and must be taken out of use 10 Cylinders with damaged valves or threads must be appropriately labelled and returned to the supplier 11 Inthe event of fire involving LPG the fire service must be called immediately 12 No attempt should be made to tackle an outbreak of fire involving LPG until the gas supply has been turned off 13 Ifitis safe to do so a fire may be tackled but only by persons trained to do so 14 Cylinders must be placed in proper trolleys or lashed upright to prevent toppling 15 Hoses from cylinders to equipment must not be over stretched or trailed over walkways and roads 16 All equipment which uses LPG and all connections and hoses must be subjected to regular inspection and maintenance 17 Hot work must cease one hour before end of shift and 30 and 60 minute fire inspections of the workplace carried out 18 Never apply direct heat to cylinders do not crush or cut cylinders 19 Manual handling training must be provided to persons involved in the movement and storage of cylinders 20 Explosion from contact with oil grease Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Storage and Use of Liquid Petroleum Gas LPG up to 150 litres 66kg Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at work
78. en Joists Trusses RA 217 Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS 1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give a brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that ham may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED Falls of persons through joists trusses to floor area below causing personal injury 2 13 6 3 3 Falls of persons at same height causing personal injury 3 2 6 2 4 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N GUIDANCE ON SELECTION OF CONTROL MEASURES 1 Preferred control measure Avoid work at height If work at height is necessary 2 Provide physical measures to prevent falls e provision of o guardrails o suitable working platforms Mobile Towers Podium Platforms Birdcage Scaffolds If the this control measure is not reasonably practicable 3 Provide fall mitigation control measures e soft landing system o inflatable bags o bean bags e safety netting If the this control measure is not reasonably practicable 4 Provide fall suspension equipment e General Purpose Safety Harness e Inertia reel system e Safety running lines RISK A
79. ent and work method The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 RA 141 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Work Near Overhead Electrical Cables LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that ham may arise Te aed Ti CONTROLLED z Electrical short circuit caused by contact of vehicles with overhead cables 3 3 9 1 3 3 Electrical short circuit caused by contact of scaffold tube with overhead cables 3 3 9 1 3 3 Flash over caused by close proximity of cable with vehicles or materials 3 3 9 1 3 3 Dangers caused due to inadequate earthing systems 2 3 6 1 3 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N giles MEASURES Before commencing operations liaise with electric company to agree diversions isolations safe worki
80. erator training The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 128 RISK ASSESSMENT Lone Working Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arse UNCPNTROLLED CONTROLTED RR L S RR N B This assessment must be considered in conjunction with the task specific risk assessment and procedures prepared for the work activity in hand 1 Hazards which have an increased chance of occurrence because of lone working Variable Low a Violence against the person b Accidents caused by tiredness c Accidents caused by exceeding personal capabilities e g manual handling d Lone workers attempting jobs designed for two or more persons 2 Hazards which have more serious consequences for lone workers Variable Low a Slips trips and fall
81. erators roe LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give abrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arse a To 7 CONTROLLED Ignition of fuel storage amp transportation 2 3 6 1 3 3 Ignition of fuel re fuelling 2 3 6 1 3 3 Manual handling injuries 2 2 4 1 2 2 Fire risks burns from exhaust 2 36 1 3 3 Hearing damage caused by excessive noise 2 2 4 1 1 1 Risk of asphyxiation from exhaust fumes 2 3 6 1 3 3 Electric shock 2 3 6 1 3 3 Trips from cables 2 2 4 1 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y Other contractors in the location could be at risk from some of the above MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y Dependent on location OTHERS N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Ensure that the user s manual is available and make reference to the procedures for storage transportation and re fuelling 2 Make sure the fuel cap is tightened properly and forms a proper seal Spare fuel must only be carried in the proper container 3 Switch off generator and allow to cool before refuelling If practicable only refuel outdoors Notwithstanding this the refuelling point must be away fro
82. everity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS 1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give a brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED z Damage to hearing caused by prolonged exposure to noise above 80dB A 3 2 6 1 2 2 Damage to hearing caused by prolonged exposure to noise above 85dB A 3 3 9 1 3 3 Damage to hearing caused by any exposure to noise above 87dB A 200 pascals 2 3 6 110131 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 For all work activities noise levels must be reduced to their lowest practicable level using means other than hearing protection e g screens mufflers engineering solutions etc 2 Between 80 and 85dB A all employees must be advised to wear hearing protection and provided with it on request 3 Above 85dB A the use of hearing protection is mandatory and must be strictly enforced 4 Where the noise level regularly exceeds 85dB A and it is practicable to do so hearing protection zones must be designated Access to these zones must be restricted to necessary personnel only and signs erected to this effect 5 For high risk areas and activities a separate specific asse
83. f the band sprung an injury could occur RISK ASSESSMENT Timber Storage RA605 Page 2 of 2 CONTROL MEASURES PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Eye Face Head Protection Y Protection Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Y Gloves Foot Protection Y Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest MONITORING AND REVIEW Activities to be monitored by Area Manager Review in the light of further information being received or where there is a change in circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Content of this risk assessment Job briefings for all tasks The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE Ref RA606 RISK ASSESSMENT Erection of Timber Stairs and Half Landings 2 amp 3 Storey Housing Page of 2 LOCATION VARIOUS ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION DIRECTOR LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed
84. formation Ensure sparks do not ignite any combustible material or flammable substance in the work area Loose clothing and ties must not be worn by operators Bits and blades must be checked regularly for sharpness effectiveness Switch off and isolate equipment before carrying out adjustments or changing bits blades Push sticks jigs holders etc must be used whenever practicable Push sticks formed from scrap timber must be properly formed and easily identifiable preferably painted Only properly trained and authorised persons over the age of 18 must be permitted to operate portable woodworking machinery Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Portable Woodworking Machines Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sean y Hearing Protection v Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves Foot Protection vj Safety Clothing R P E y Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a
85. ght of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances Workplace monitoring must include initial checks to ensure safe systems of work are in place barriers and signage are in place and effective and that work and public areas are left safe and secure at the end of each shift INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this and other related assessments The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 209 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Road Transport on Site LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Giveabrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significantharm and how that hann may arise Ta aed Ti CONTROLLED z Electrical short circuit caused by contact with overhead cables 2 3 6 1 3 3 Vehicles overturning due to travelling across gradients uneven ground speeding overloading turning too sharply 3 3 9 1 3 3
86. h this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Laser Levelling Equipment Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sean y Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Operator training Manufacturer s instructions The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RISK ASSESSMENT RA 118 Page Work at Height General 1of2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not pr
87. hat hann may arise Ta aed Te Se Unintentional release of load 2 6 1 3 3 Unplanned movement of load 2 3 6 1 2 2 Damage to equipment and load 2 2 4 1 2 2 Crush injuries to personnel 2 3 6 1 3 3 Trap injuries fingers being caught between sling chain and load 2 2 4 1 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N PORTAAT MEASURES Check certification of lifting equipment and slingers before allowing work to commence When selecting lifting equipment consideration must be given to the weight size shape and centre of gravity of the load 3 All lifting gear should be individually identifiable and stored so as to prevent damage or deterioration 4 The safe working load of the lifting equipment and all lifting gear must be clearly marked on the item and never exceeded 5 All lifting gear must be visually inspected before each use 6 Lifting gear chains slings etc must be protected from damage during lifting by the use of packing on sharp edges 7 Before fully raising the load checks must be made to ensure that it is being lifted evenly and is not likely to swing or sway when raised 8 Tail ropes must be used for larger loads to assist in manoeuvring operations 9 No persons are allowed to stand or work within the operating radius of the lifting appliance without the operator s express permission 10 Loads must not be transpo
88. hat hann may arise Te aed Ti CONTROLLED z Inhalation of contaminants 3 2 6 1 2 2 Ingestion of contaminants 2 2 4 1 2 2 Asphyxia 21 3 6 1 3 ie Skin irritation 1 21241 1 1 Particles entering the eyes 3 2 6 1 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y OTHER CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N AA SEA MEASURES Refer to the arrangements and safe systems of work laid down in the company safety manual Determine what dusts are present Separate assessments will be needed for dusts with higher associated risks such as asbestos or hardwood 3 Check COSHH assessments for all known substances likely to be encountered Specific COSHH assessment may be required in addition to this risk assessment such assessments may identify the need for air monitoring 4 Minimise presence of dust by sweeping vacuuming dusting etc before commencing work 5 Minimise creation of dust by damping down considering alternative work methods and using local exhaust ventilation 6 Where Local Exhaust Ventilation LEV is not available provide good general ventilation 7 Minimise spread of dust by providing screens and enclosures where reasonably practicable 8 Smoking eating and drinking should be discouraged in dusty atmospheres 9 Provide opportunities for taking regular breaks in the fresh air 10 Goggles to be worn safety spectacles are unlikely to provide sufficient p
89. her controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Giveabrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significantharm and how that hann may arise a aT Z CONTROLLED Fire 21 3 6 1 3 3 Explosion 2 3 6 1101 31 3 Asphyxiation from fumes 2 3 6 1 3 3 Environmental contamination 2 2 4 1 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N n MEASURES Before using HFL consider whether it can be substituted with non flammable liquids or those with flash points above 55 C 2 HFL must be stored well away from other flammable substances and oxidising agents A permit to work system is recommended for all work involving HFL 4 All plant and equipment used for the handling of HFL must be electronically bonded including measures to prevent the build up of static electricity Dispensing points must be fitted with quick action non automatic shut off valves fitted with flame arrestors Wherever practicable do not stack drums but if necessary stack to a height not exceeding 2m HFL with very low flashpoints must be shielded from heat sources including the sun A suitable fire resistant storage area must be provided It must be adequately signed Ensure that only minimum amounts of HFL are stored Avoid contamination of watercourses Obtain manufacturer s Hazard Data Sheet prepar
90. hich form part of the system must be kept locked 5 Offices stores drying rooms and canteens must be regarded as permanent installations and use a 240 volt supply IEE wiring regulations will apply 6 On site electrical installations and portable equipment should be 110 volt 7 Signs warning of electrical hazard must be displayed on supply units They must comply with safety signs legislation 8 Cason Dioxide fire extinguishers must be made available adjacent to distribution units 9 All cables must be routed so as to prevent damage to them and the causation of tripping hazards 10 A permit to work system will be required for work on live systems 11 Systems must be monitored for physical damage and checked and re certified every 3 months 12 Lone working on live systems is not permitted Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Installation amp Use of Temporary Electrical Supplies Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sean Hearing Pr
91. how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED L S RR L S RR Ignition of fuel storage amp transportation 2 3 6 1 3 3 Ignition of fuel re fuelling 2 3 6 1 3 3 Manual handling injuries 2 2 4 1 2 2 Fire risks burns from exhaust 2 3 6 1 3 3 Hearing damage caused by excessive noise 2 2 4 1 1 1 Risk of asphyxiation from exhaust fumes 2 3 6 1 3 3 Electric shock 2 3 6 1 3 IES Trips from cables 2 22 Ao 4 2 ie IPERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y __ Other contractors in the location could be at risk from some of the above MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y Dependent on location OTHERS N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Ensure that the user s manual is available and make reference to the procedures for storage transportation and re fuelling 2 Make sure the fuel cap is tightened properly and forms a proper seal Spare fuel must only be carried in the proper container 3 Switch off generator and allow to cool before refuelling If practicable only refuel outdoors Notwithstanding this the refuelling point must be away from the area where the generator is to be used 4 Ensure a fire extinguisher suitable for petrol fires is available near the refuelling point 5 Smoking is not permitted when refuelling 6 Clean up spillages after refuelling 7 Check the weight of the generator If over 25kg use mechanical or two person lifting Make sure it is stowed safely when not in use especially in vehicles 8 Be careful whe
92. i e Chop Saw must have an adjustable clamp fitted this must be in working order 2 No person may mount an abrasive wheel onto a spindle unless properly trained and certificated Contact SWSC to arrange training if required 3 All guards must be in place The guard should cover the whole wheel or disc except for that part necessarily exposed to do the work Eye protection goggles must be worn Certain machines will have an automatic guard covering the abrasive wheel where fitted this must be maintained 4 For cutting off use only straight sided wheels Check information provided on abrasive wheel 5 Depressed centre wheels may only be used for grinding Check information provided on abrasive wheel 6 Portable equipment must only be used when standing on a firm level base 7 Abrasive wheels must be stored flat in a dry location not more than 30 deep Do not hang on nails hooks 8 Do not use wheels or discs which are chipped or damaged 9 The correct washer bolt and spanner must be used for releasing an abrasive wheel which is to be changed If any of these are not available the machine must not be used 10 On electric machines ensure the power source is isolated before carrying out inspections or changing the wheel 11 Select the correct wheel for the job wheels for stone will cut steel steel will not cut stone 12 The maximum permissible RPM of the wheel must exceed that of the machine on which it is to be used
93. ial of an injury from all of the above IPERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y OTHERS Y ee MEASURES Full induction to be given by the Employer explaining their mobile phone policy Please note that many companies prohibit the use of mobile phones on site 2 The use of mobile phones whilst driving is against the law Even with a hands free device drivers are at risk of an accident due to being distracted It is far safer for the driver to stop at a safe place to use the phone 3 Mobile phones should only be used in a safe area Under no circumstances should persons operate plant machinery or vehicles whilst using a mobile phone 4 Under no circumstances should persons use a mobile phone where plant machinery or vehicles are being operated 5 Under no circumstances should persons signal to plant machinery or vehicle operator whilst using a mobile phone 6 Mobile phones are not to be used when crossing roads or working in close proximity to live traffic 7 Under no circumstances are mobile phones to be used when persons are working at height 3 Mobile phones are not to be used in vehicle parking areas or site compounds Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT RA 150 Use of a mobile phone Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review a
94. in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT RA 102 General Fire Risks in the Workplace Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Saco Hearing Protection v Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves V rotection Foot Protection vj Safety Clothing V R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances Monitored by Supervisor or designated fire warden INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Emergency arrangements Work methods and sequences The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 103 RISK ASSESSMENT Page Use of Portable Petrol Fuelled Gen
95. ing objects 2 3 6 1 2 2 Injuries to third parties hazardous materials 2 2 4 1 2 2 Injuries to third parties plant and equipment 2 3 6 1 3 3 Slips trips and falls 2 2 41 1 1 1 Excessive and prolonged emission of noise causing ill health to third parties 2 2 4 1 2 2 Emission of excessive dust produced by work activities 2 2 4 1 1 1 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N ray Aes MEASURES aE a e D 11 Prior to commencement of operations and throughout the project the site supervisor must liaise with the owner occupier of the premises to ensure full reciprocal knowledge of existing hazards demarcation of areas of responsibility work hazards and potential areas of conflict Details of existing services must be obtained before work starts Access equipment must be provided to ensure safety of workers and occupants Ensure COSHH assessments are available for all substances to be used or likely to be encountered Physical barriers and warning signs must be used to segregate occupants visitors and members of the public from the works and site activities in general Dust emissions must be minimised and contained within site boundaries of the construction site Where reasonably practicable re specify work to reduce or eliminate dust hazard use dust extractors and or damp down work areas Plan and manage work so as to reduce risks to third parties from trip hazards
96. l Contractor will provide temporary edge protection and or floor covers prior to the commencement of work in each house The installation of the stairs will be carried out by a team of 4 No Operatives Ref RA606 Page 2 of 2 RISK ASSESSMENT Erection of Timber Stairs and Half Landings 2 amp 3 Storey Housing ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES 1 PORN OND 9 10 For 3 storey houses the above procedure will be repeated in a progressive manner Upper level stair sections to be loaded to first floor of house via mechanical lifting appliance and will be lifted manually into the house through the window openings Half landing joists to be installed by operatives working at ground level The first flight of stairs to be installed with temporary balustrade attached Trained operative to wear general purpose safety harness and access the first floor via secure ladder The operative will then attach himself to a secure anchor point A sufficient supply of harness lanyards will be made available for use The access ladder will be removed by operatives below The half landing will be boarded by operatives working from ground level 3 No operatives will then be positioned at ground level on the 1 flight of stairs on the half landing The operative at first floor level will offer the gna flight of stairs to the 3 operatives below and together the 2 flight of stairs is installed and secured Temp
97. l causing irritation 2 2 4 1 2 2 Airborne fibres entering eyes 2 2 4 1 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Check COSHH assessment or carry out new assessment for the material to be encountered 2 Ensure all PPE is available before work starts 3 Consider use of dust suppression e g water mist spray 4 Segregate work area using enclosures or screens so as to prevent the spread of airborne fibres 5 Provide ventilation to the work area but not so as to create more airborne dust 6 Provide close supervision to ensure that the correct PPE is being used gloves eye protection protective overalls respiratory protective equipment RPE N RPE must be to a standard not less than EN149 FFP2S Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Work which disturbs non asbestos insulating material Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sean y Hearing Prot
98. l times Natural lighting preferred 3 Rock salt grit to be available during winter months at a location that is accessible without crossing any potential Icy area s Shovel to be available to aid spreading pO Ou 8 Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT RA 147 Access Routes Slips Trips Falls ee ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Eye Face i MRE Head Protection v Protection Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest IMPLMENTATION REVIEW AND MONITORING Control measures to be implemented by management Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE
99. lls of persons materials from landing platforms 3 39 1 3 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y__ Ifin vicinity of working area MEMBERS OF PUBLIC N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Unauthorised use of the hoist The hoist operator must be over 18 years old trained and competent Hoist must be disabled and secured when not in use Key holder normally operator to control this operation 2 aned installation of hoist equipment The hoist must be erected by competent persons The controls should be set up so that the hoist can be operated from one position only normally ground level and that the landing levels are clearly visible by the operator from the operating position thus preventing people being struck by the platform or moving parts 3 Mechanical failure of hoist A thorough examination must be carried out following i Installation and prior to first use ii Every 12 months 6 months for hoists carrying passengers iii After any exceptional circumstances that may jeopardise the safety of the equipment The report of the thorough examination must be kept at the workplace 4 Falls of materials from hoist platform Access to areas beneath the hoists or where persons could be at risk of injury must be provided with barriers guards or fencing to prevent entry and suitable warning signs posted in area The hoist platform should be enclosed 5 Entrapment of fingers hands Hands fingers must be kept clear of moving parts
100. loyees SUB CONTRACTORS MEMBERS OF PUBLIC OTHERS Work Method Control Measures 1 Sharps will be disposed of via a suitable secure container Sharps Bin this to be removed from site and disposed of in an agreed manner discuss with local authority other 2 Operatives will wear heavy duty impervious gloves for this activity and will use Tongs 3 No person will place their fingers hands behind or under any materials panels etc where they cannot physically inspect the location to ensure that there are no hidden sharps 4 Detailed instruction must be given to the workforce in respect of the above RA 227 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 2 of 2 Removal and disposal of Sharps ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review on site and add any additional site specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection Snes Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Gloves Y rotection Foot Protection YI Safety Clothing R P E Y Fall Arrest MONITORING AND REVIEW Monitored on site full time by Site Foreman Review where further information becomes available or where there is a change in circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Content of this Risk Assessment and Method Statemen
101. m the area where the generator is to be used 4 Ensure a fire extinguisher suitable for petrol fires is available near the refuelling point 5 Smoking is not permitted when refuelling 6 Clean up spillages after refuelling 7 Check the weight of the generator If over 25kg use mechanical or two person lifting Make sure it is stowed safely when not in use especially in vehicles 8 Be careful when moving a recently run generator the exhaust pipe may still be hot Never move a generator when it is running 9 Ensure that generator is earthed in accordance with the manufacturer s requirements 10 Equipment must be correctly maintained and regularly inspected Records of inspections must be maintained 11 Check noise levels and wear suitable hearing protection if necessary 12 Use in well ventilated areas only Be aware that exhaust fumes are heavier than air and may displace the breathable air in excavations manholes etc Do not site at edge of places where CO may sink and cause risk to workers 13 Site generator on firm level surface where it will not be knocked over or struck by vehicles etc 14 Make sure cables do not create a tripping hazard Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RA 103 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 2 of 2 Use of Portable Petrol Fuelled Generators
102. ms beacons etc 10 Vehicles intended for use on the public highway must comply with current licensing requirements 11 Speed restrictions must be imposed on site and strictly enforced Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT RA 229 Work around Mobile Plant amp Vehicles Page 2 of 2 e g Excavator Telehandler Dump Truck Roller Delivery Vehicles Vans ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Shea Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this and other related assessments The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and informatio
103. n moving a recently run generator the exhaust pipe may still be hot Never move a generator when it is running 9 Ensure that generator is earthed in accordance with the manufacturer s requirements 10 Equipment must be correctly maintained and regularly inspected Records of inspections must be maintained 11 Check noise levels and wear suitable hearing protection if necessary 12 Use in well ventilated areas only Be aware that exhaust fumes are heavier than air and may displace the breathable air in excavations manholes etc Do not site at edge of places where CO may sink and cause risk to workers 13 Site generator on firm level surface where it will not be knocked over or struck by vehicles etc 14 Make sure cables do not create a tripping hazard Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RA 151 RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Portable Petrol Fuelled Generators Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection Eye Face Protection Hearing Protection y Hi visibility Clothing Gloves Yy Foot Protection y Safety Clothing
104. n on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 403 RISK ASSESSMENT is 1 of 2 Manual Handling Offloading of materials i LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS 1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls 9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give a brief description of what could be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise RISK ASSESSMENT UNCONTROLLED L S RR CONTROLLED s RR Musculoskeletal injury caused through manual handling Materials weight up to 25 KG single person lift Musculoskeletal injury caused through manual handling Materials weight up to 50 KG two or more person lift Laceration crushing injury to hands arms caused by manual handling REFER TO COMPANY SAFETY POLICY FOR FURTHER DETAILS OF CONTROL MEASURES AND SAFE HANDLING PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Avoid Manual Handling where possible Consider using mechanical devices 2 Assess weight of load No person should lift more than 20kg frequently or 25kg for occasional lifting assuming load is not sharp bulky 3 If significant manual handling is required contact H
105. n with other plant or vehicles 2 3 6 1 3 I Injury to operator or others caused by collision with structures 2 2 4 1 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y__ Persons on site workers amp visitors CONTRACTORS Y Sub contractors MEMBERS OF PUBLIC N OTHERS Y Client others when site access is required CONTROL MEASURES 1 Prior to commencement the site must be surveyed and vehicle routes planned to avoid danger to pedestrians contact with structures contact with overhead power lines and clear of all excavations 2 All persons on site must wear hi visibility clothing where there is a risk of collision Note Hi visibility garments to be long sleeved if work on public highway is necessary 3 Reversing of vehicles must be minimised 4 Suitable fencing must be provided around excavations Where necessary exclusion zones should be established to prevent the unintentional collapse of excavations caused by vehicles moving nearby 5 Vehicle operating areas and traffic routes must be clearly signed and separated from pedestrian routes 6 Tipping vehicles including front loading dumpers must not be driven with the tipping body raised 7 Visiting drivers must be briefed on site rules and hazards 8 Vehicle Marshalls must be used where drivers do not have clear unrestricted visibility 9 Vehicles must be fitted with adequate aids to provide all round vision and warning to others e g CCTV convex mirrors audible reverse alar
106. nditions 2 3 6 1 3 3 Mechanical or hydraulic failure caused by overloading or poor maintenance 2 3 6 1 3 3 Contact with overhead live services or obstructions caused by failure to observe surrounding area possibly causing entrapment between the MEWP and the obstruction 3 3 9 1 3 ie Risks associated with the repair and maintenance of MEWPs 2 2 4 1 2 2 Slips trips and falls when getting in or out of MEWP 2 2 4 1 2 2 Exposure to excessive noise levels for prolonged periods 2 2 4 1 1 1 Falls of persons from raised platform 2 3 6 1 3 3 Falls of materials from raised platform 2 3 6 1 3 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL IEMPLOYEES Y OTHER CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES PLANNING STAGE Locate all overhead services in and around the work area and provide barriers and markers as necessary Identify adverse gradients and ground conditions select appropriate machines e g rough terrain and operating position Ensure correct equipment is selected after consideration of working space including slewing area for cherry pickers ground conditions MEWP capacity operator visibility and working height amp reach Set out traffic and pedestrian routes to avoid swing areas of cherry pickers and blind spots Ensure a sufficient number of trained and authorised personnel are available to carry out the job without the need to resort to untrained operators ON SITE Keep machi
107. nditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this and other related assessments The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 119 RISK ASSESSMENT Page Use of Ladders and Mobile Scaffold Towers MST for General Access and 1 of 2 Works of Short Duration LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS 1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls 9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give a brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED z Falls of persons from ladders causing fractures bruising and or internal injuries 3 3 9 2 3 6 Falls of persons from MST causing fractures bruising and or internal injuries 3 3 9 1 3 3 Falls of materials from ladders striking persons below 2 2 4 1 2 2 Falls of materials from MST striking persons below 2 2 4 1 2 2 Striking overhead cables with metal ladders or MST electric shock 2 3 6 1 3 3
108. nery a safe distance from excavations benches or batters Check certification of machines and operators before allowing work to commence Machine must be inspected at least weekly and records kept in register Check machine controls and safety features are working correctly before use Ensure outriggers are working and are deployed where required Ensure the MEWP operator is fully aware of the nature of the work to be carried out Ensure workers are made fully aware of their duties and work sequences The work area must be barriered off to prevent unauthorised access into dangerous areas Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT RA 124 Use of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms MEWPs Page 2 of 2 CONTROL MEASURES Continued Always enter and leave the MEWP using the proper steps and hand holds Persons in the working platform must wear safety harnesses attached to a secure anchorage point Operators must lower the platform switch off and remove the keys before leaving the machine unattended The load capacities of the machine must never be exceeded Hearing protection must be worn by operator and workers in vicinity if noise levels are above 85dB A PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REQUIRED Head Protection y Eye Face Protection Hearing Protection y Hi
109. ng clearances shrouding and any other necessary steps 2 Wherever reasonably practicable avoid the need to work under or near live overhead cables 3 Barriers and solid goalposts must be erected as required and as agreed with the electricity company to clearly define areas of operations e Where no work has to be carried out or plant pass under the overhead lines barriers erected parallel to the overhead line and not less than 6m from it The barriers should be surmounted by coloured bunting forming an additional warning Where plant may pass under the line the area where they may pass should be as small as possible and not more than 10m wide The passageway should be clearly defined by the use of fencing amp barriers and goalposts should be in a position across the width of the passageway Warning notices must be provided on each side of the passageway advising people of the hazard and giving the crossbar clearance Where work must be carried out beneath overhead lines ideally the lines should be diverted or made dead Where this is not possible it will be necessary to take additional precautions including access for plant and materials The use of all plant must be under the direct supervision of a responsible person Plant equipment or tools that could reach into the safe clearance limit of the lines must never be allowed to work under the lines unless physical restrictors are fitted 4 Operations involving the
110. ng distances or repetitively during the working day 2 Ensure that there is no Live apparatus in the vicinity of the work area Plan access route s in advance 3 Maintain a good posture during the erection of the working platform 4 Do not over stretch from working platform keep within the guardrails 5 Men and materials must not be allowed to remain on working platform whilst they are being moved 6 Ensure wheels are locked prior to use 7 Access to work platform to be via steps or though access hatch Do not climb the equipment Remember Refer to other risk assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT RA 143 Erection and use of single man working platforms Pulpit Tower pao ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required Must be constructed by competent persons with guardrails and toeboards provided in accordance with Manufacturer s instructions Inspect equipment daily PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection Sa ke Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves rotection Foot Protection y Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming a
111. nt lamps must be treated as controlled waste and kept separate from other waste practicable do not break lamps but deliver them intact to the disposal site ises disposal has been arranged a suitable area must be designated for their temporary Containers used for the storage of lamps awaiting disposal must be suitably marked 8 If lamps are stored in skips water leakage from the skip must not be allowed 9 When handling always wear protective gloves Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Disposal of Fluorescent Luminaries Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sean y Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Gloves y Foot Protection vj Safety Clothing R P E y Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment COSHH information The following
112. ntrol of Asbestos Regulations L143 must be taken a copy must be appended to this assessment and held on site SWSC must also be informed for further guidance tel 029 2062 8763 Should a disturbance of ACM occur those responsible for cleaning the area before work can re start must be Category A or B trained Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RA106 RISK ASSESSMENT Drilling into Asbestos Containing Material ACM Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROLS Assess on site and record any additional precautions here Head Protection V Saia Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Gloves Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITORING Review for each specific location in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Asbestos awareness training UKATA Category 3 The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp s
113. nts of hardwood dust 2 3 1 6 1 3 3 Inhalation of harmful amounts of softwood dusts 2 2 4 2 2 4 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N rib MEASURES OV F OND 11 12 13 14 15 16 Ensure that the machine has been thoroughly examined within the last 12 months or as specified by the manufacturer The examination certificate must be available in the workplace where the machine is being used An inspection must be carried out weekly Planning of work must include consideration of COSHH and noise assessments type of machine installation of electric supply and materials handling requirements Machines must be sited safely and where practicable after consideration of operational sequence Portable equipment must only be used when standing on a firm level base 1 metre back space must be provided for operators to ensure that workpiece does not interfere with adjacent personnel or operations All machinery must be checked before each use to ensure that all guards are in place and effective Only use 110 volt or battery powered equipment Power leads must be positioned to prevent damage or the creation of tripping hazards On electric machines ensure the power source is isolated before carrying out inspections or changing the wheel Specific noise and vibration assessments will be necessary for sustained use See appropriate guidance in safety manual for further in
114. ny safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Hand Tools Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sean y Hearing Protection V Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves y Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Operator training The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 114a RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Working with Knives LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Accep
115. o reduce risk of infection 9 Ensure that all personnel are trained in correct method of changing blades 10 Blades to be disposed of in approved sharps containers Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT RA 114a Working with Knives Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection svi Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Gloves y rotection Foot Protection VI Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 116
116. oceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and Where necessary explain how that harm UNCONTBOPLED CONTROLLED may anse L S RR L S RR Falls of persons from height 2 3 6 1 3 3 Falls of materials 2 3 6011 3 3 Injuries caused by contact with overhead obstructions 2 3 6 1 3 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES CONTRACTORS MEMBERS OF PUBLIC OTHERS rage es MEASURES Before undertaking any work at height determine whether it is necessary If any of the work can be undertaken at ground level do this in preference to working at height 2 When work at height is being undertaken the area under and around the work area should be cordoned off to prevent entry into unauthorised areas 3 Daily checks must be carried out to see that all guard rails and toe boards are in place all scaffold boards are in place and where necessary secured and that no traps are present 4 If guard rails are removed to allow materials to be lifted onto or lowered off platforms they must be replaced immediately the task has been completed 5 Materials must not be thrown down from height Use chutes hoists or other safe means 6 All persons who undertake work at height must be competent and trained to do so Always adhere to the hierarchy of controls when planning work at height a
117. orary balustrades will be installed immediately PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection Y Eye Face Protection Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Y Gloves Y Foot Protection Y Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest Y REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this and other related assessments The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE RA 801 RISK ASSESSMENT Page Transportation of Petroleum Gas LPG up to 150 litres 66kg oe LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give a brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may
118. otection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves y Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this and other related assessments The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 208 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Work In and Around Occupied Premises LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give a brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise Te aed Ti CONTROLLED z Electric shock and or electrical burns from contact with live systems 2 3 6 1 3 3 Fire and or explosion caused by electrical short circuit or gas leak 2 3 6 1 3 3 Falls from heights 2 3 6 1 3 ie Injuries to third parties fall
119. ould RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise aa aT Z CONTROLLED Leaks from containers causing fire explosion or asphyxia 2 3 6 1 3 3 Explosions due to containers being exposed to excessive heat e g in fires 2 3 6 1 3 3 Explosions due to containers being exposed to substances chemical reaction 2 3 6 1 3 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N FRATRA MEASURES Cylinders must be stored well away from acids and other highly flammable combustible or oxidising materials 2 Avoid stacking cylinders wherever practicable If it is necessary to stack cylinders the stack must not be more than 2 5m high 3 Empty containers must be treated in the same manner as full cylinders but marked MT empty and kept separate from full containers 4 Empty containers must be stored with their valves fully closed 5 Only the minimum required amount of LPG should be held in storage Adequate signage must be provided including a No Smoking sign 6 Adequate ventilation must be provided to all storage areas although secure storage in open mesh lockable containers away from buildings drains excavations and roadways is preferred 7 Cylinders must always be stored upright 8 When not in use cylinders must be returned to the designated storage area 9 Cylinders without reli
120. persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 109 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Material Storage LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Gieabrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise Te aed Te SS Injuries to persons caused by incorrectly stored materials falling from height 2 3 6 1 3 3 Musculoskeletal injuries caused by incorrect lifting and handling 2 2 4 1 2 2 Working with and in the proximity of mechanical lifting and handling machinery e g fork lift trucks conveyors trolleys etc crush and other contact related injuries 21 3 6 1 3 IS PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Ensure that minimum quantities of materials are ordered in line with work programme thus reducing quantities stored 2 Ensure that storage
121. place amp add any additional specific controls required Check PPE requirements according to the activity taking place PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sean Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves y Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances LPG storage areas must be subject to regular inspection INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Fire safety training Manual handling training Instruction on No Smoking The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 111 RISK ASSESSMENT Storage and Use of Highly Flammable Liquid HFL Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider furt
122. required LADDERS Only use ladders for works of short duration Ladders must be checked before use for correct length type and condition Ladders must be regularly inspected and maintained Ladder work must be restricted to that which can be carried out using one hand only The ground base for the ladder must be firm and level The correct ladder angle is 75 degrees or 1 in 4 Ladders must be secured by tying at the top or at the bottom or footed Effective anti slip devices may be used Ensure that ladder work is monitored no over reaching or two handed work Damaged ladders must be taken out of use Ladders must extend at least 5 rungs above the landing point or an alternative hand hold provided MSTs Must be constructed by competent persons with guardrails and toeboards provided Inspect MSTs daily and make a written record at least every 7 days Consider MST specification with regard to ground conditions height restrictions and overhead obstructions if present Ladder access should be internal and fixed to the narrowest side Maximum height base ratio not to exceed 3 5 1 internal or 3 1 external unless ties are used Competent person must inspect MST after each alteration or adverse weather conditions PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Eye Face eran Head Protection v Protection H
123. rity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Gieabrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED z Accidents and injuries caused as a consequence of working in close proximity to other contractors 2 3 6 1 3 3 Exposure to noise above current action levels 2 2 4 1 2 2 Fire explosion and electric shock caused by contact with overhead services 2 3 6 1 3 3 Injuries caused by using portable powered equipment e g circular saw 2 2 4 1 2 2 Manual handling operations holding steadying amp lifting trusses or joists 2 2 4 1 2 2 Falls of persons from height through open joists trusses or when using scaffolds and ladders 313 9111313 Falls of joists trusses during erection persons being struck 3 3 9 1 3 3 Collapse of scaffold caused by undermining removal of ties weather being struck unauthorised alterations overloading poor construction 2 3 6 1 3 3 Failure collapse of joists from wall hanging plate caused by overloading with materials falls of persons standing on floor 1 3 3 1 3 3 Lifting operations transporting materials to work areas lifting materials to work area 2 3 16 1131013 Working in close proximity to mobile plant such as excavators
124. rom height during installation or removal of cabins 2 3 6 1 3 3 Slips trips and falls caused by poor access and egress 2 2 4 1 1 1 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Toilet and washing facilities must be available from day one of the project See safety manual for precise requirements 2 Siting of temporary buildings must be planned to ensure stability and availability of utility services 3 Loading and unloading of cabins must be treated as a lifting operation and appropriate precautions taken 4 Loading and unloading must not take place under overhead lines unless specific precautions are taken a method statement will be required for such an operation 5 Temporary electrical supplies must be installed by a competent electrician and a certificate obtained on completion see assessment Ref XRCO06 6 Only a minimum of LPG should be kept on site at any time Hoses and clips must be checked before use and cylinders positioned out of traffic routes and secured in an upright position 7 All office and welfare cabins must be equipped with fire extinguishers 8 Fire and emergency procedures must be clearly displayed in the site office 9 Safe access must be provided to all cabins use proper steps not bricks or blocks 10 Good standards of housekeeping must be practiced cabins must be regularly cleaned
125. rotection against fine dusts 11 RPE to be worn correct RPE must be selected to protect against the particular type of dust encountered refer to COSHH Assessment 12 Ensure RPE is correctly fitted so as to be fully effective 13 Ensure good standards of personal hygiene wash thoroughly after exposure to dust Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this RISK ASSESSMENT RA 101 Working in dusty environments Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Saco y Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves V rotection Foot Protection vj Safety Clothing R P E y Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances Monitored by Supervisor INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Work methods and sequences Correct selection and use of respiratory and eye protection Correct selection and use of gloves The following persons ha
126. rted over persons 11 Abanksman must be used at all times when the operator s vision is impeded or whilst operating in a congested area 12 Work must cease if weather conditions are likely to prevent safe operations 13 The area within the arc of the operation must be cleared of personnel before the load is lifted 14 No person may be permitted to stand below a suspended load Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Slinging of Loads Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required This assessment must be read in conjunction with the assessments for the lifting equipment and for lifting operations PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sete Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves y Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this and related assessments Op
127. s b Entanglement in machinery c Electric shock d Cuts resulting in severe loss of blood e Effects of existing medical conditions f Other medical emergencies PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Where the risk to lone workers cannot be reduced to low lone working must not be permitted 2 Lone workers must be fully trained and competent 3 Personal portable communication equipment telephone or radio to be carried at all times by lone workers 4 Lone workers to carry portable fire extinguisher and first aid kit Not to left in vehicle if working away from it 5 Lone workers must call in or visit office at least twice a day or as arranged 6 A shut down procedure must be devised which ensures that at the end of the normal day the office makes final contact with the lone worker and instigates arrangements for out of hours contact if necessary 7 Management must make periodic checks of lone working activities to ensure safe practice 8 Management must periodically check contact procedures to ensure they are effective Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Lone Working Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific
128. ssessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 207 RISK ASSESSMENT Installation amp Use of Temporary Electrical Supplies Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give a brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise Te aed i CONTROLLED 7 Electric shock to persons installing the supply 2 3 6 1 3 3 Electric shock to users of the equipment 2 2 4 1 2 2 Fire 2 2 4 1 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N ai hed MEASURES Only competent electricians may be permitted to install repair or modify temporary supplies Temporary supplies must be planned to take into account foreseen load requirements environmental conditions compatibility and maintenance of equipment 3 All installations must be certified before being brought into use and after any modifications 4 Supply cabinets w
129. ssment is recommended 6 Ensure that different type of hearing protection is available so as to suit individual requirements e g earmuffs earplugs semi inserts 7 Ensure that the hearing protection selected is effective in reducing exposure to a safe level ie below 80dB A 8 Earplugs should only be used once and never by persons with dirty hands 9 Semi inserts must be washed before each use according to manufacturer s instructions 10 Dirty or damaged hearing protection must not be used 11 If hearing protection is to be used in conjunction with other PPE care must be taken to ensure that one does not impair the effectiveness of the other e g when using ear muffs attached to a safety helmet care must be taken to ensure that an effective seal around the ear is maintained at all times Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Noise Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection sere Hearing Protection y Hi visibility Clothing Gloves ro
130. ssments for the lifting equipment and for slinging operations PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v Sete Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves y Foot Protection V Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Operator training The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 126 RISK ASSESSMENT Slinging of Loads Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significantharm and how t
131. t Tool box talks on applicable topics i e safety harness use work at height The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE RA 228 RISK ASSESSMENT Use of a Goods Barrow Hoist Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description ofwhat coudbe RISK ASSESSMENT reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED Unauthorised use of the hoist by untrained person s overload incorrect use 3 33 9 4 3 ES Incorrect installation of hoist equipment causing failure overturning 2 3 6 1 3 3 Mechanical failure of hoist leading to personal injury 2 3 6 1 3 3 Falls of materials from hoist platform causing injury to persons below 3 3 9 2 3 6 Entrapment of fingers hands with moving parts e g the hoist causing significant injury e g amputation severe laceration 2 3 6 1 3 3 Collapse of hoist due to overload 31 139 1 3 3 Inappropriate loading of the hoist falls of persons materials 31 139 1 3 3 Fa
132. t not be obstructed or overloaded 10 Consider design of joists Eco or Silent type joists are preferred 11 Once floors are erected additional double guard rails may be required at large window door openings 12 Ensure openings in new floors e g stairwells are suitably protected 13 Regular liaison must take place with the principal contractor site manager to co ordinate work and eliminate hazards RISK ASSESSMENT Erection of Trusses Joists Page 2 of 2 Work Method PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection Y tes Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Y Gloves Y rotection Foot Protection YI Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest Y REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances Workplace monitoring must include initial checks to ensure safe systems of work are in place barriers and signage are in place and effective and that work and public areas are left safe and secure at the end of each shift INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this and other related assessments The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial
133. t workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Eye Face Protection Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing Y Gloves Foot Protection Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances lt a Head Protection lt lt INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this and other related assessments The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 151 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Use of Portable Petrol Fuelled Generators LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give abrief description of what could be RISK ASSESSMENT reasonably expected to cause significant harm and
134. table 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description ofwhat coudbe RISK ASSESSMENT reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED z CONTROLLED Severe laceration which could result in significant loss of blood loss of feeling and numbness 2 3 6 1 3 Ie PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y__ Knife user and any person in the immediate vicinity CONTRACTORS N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC N OTHERS N CONTROL MEASURES 1 Ensure that the knife is the correct tool for the job 2 Carry out a visual inspection of the knife ensuring that the blade is secure and is sharp 3 Use closed blade style safety knife when cutting shrink wrap or opening boxes Use open blade safety knife when cutting card 4 Open bladed knives must not be carried in pockets or in any manner which could cause injury to the user or others 5 When in use Cut away from body keep free hand clear of cut etc Secure the work piece Approved gloves to be worn when cutting with open bladed knife through thick material due to increased risk of slip 6 Ensure that storage policy is enforced Knives must be stored in designated locations and with blades retracted at all times 7 Ensure that all personnel are trained on safe use of sharps 8 Ensure that all personnel promptly report any cuts and seek first aid t
135. tancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 112 RISK ASSESSMENT Page 1 of 2 Safe Use of Abrasive Wheels LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLTED RR L S RR Particles from workpiece and or abrasive wheel entering eyes causing injury or blindness 313 9111313 Body contact with abrasive wheel severe lacerations or amputation 3 3 9 1 3 3 Bursting wheels multiple injuries 2 3 6 1 3 3 Fire caused by creation of heat and or sparks 2 2 4 1 2 2 Fumes petrol fumes from fuel and carbon monoxide from exhaust 2 3 6 1 3 3 Electric shock from electrical machines and HT Lead on petrol machines 2 2 4 1 2 2 Inhalation of dusts particularly when cutting stone 2 2 4 1 2 2 Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome injuries caused by prolonged use 2 2 4 1 2 2 Hearing damage from excessive exposure to noise 3 2 6 1 2 2 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 The material being cut must be adequately secured to prevent displacement Certain machines
136. tection Foot Protection Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest In MEWP REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Operator training Information regarding the selection and use of hearing protection The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 123 RISK ASSESSMENT Holes Voids amp Edges Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give a brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that ham may arise Te aed Te SS Persons falling into holes and voids or from open edges 2 3 6 1 3 3 Falls of materials onto persons below 241 36 1 3 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N
137. these should be guarded 6 Collapse of hoist SWL must be displayed and not exceeded 7 Inappropriate loading Statutory notices must be displayed showing the intended use including No Passengers or similar Integral gates must be kept closed unless the platform is being loaded unloaded 8 Falls of persons materials from landing platforms suitable and sufficient gates must be provided at each landing place The gates must be fitted with efficient interlocking devices so that the gates can only be opened when the hoist platform is at the landing place The hoist platform must not be able to move from the landing place until the gate is closed 9 General The edges of the hoist platform and the landing area should be as close together as possible so that there is no significant gap between where debris could fall through Loads such as wheelbarrows should be secured and not overfilled Loose loads such as bricks should be carried in proper containers or a hoist with an enclosed platform should be used Loads must be evenly distributed RISK ASSESSMENT Use of a Goods Barrow Hoist Page 2 of 2 WORK METHOD PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected Head Protection v E Hearing Protection Hi visibility Clothing y Gloves V
138. ust be provided Lights should be vandal proof 7 Do not overfill skips but only load according to the skip hire company s recommendations 8 Ensure skips are removed as soon as practicable after they become full 9 Skips used for any substance which may attract vermin must be emptied regularly and before significant decomposition of foodstuffs etc takes place 10 Aresponsible person must be designated to ensure the correct completion of waste transfer documentation 11 When used with debris chutes skips must be covered to prevent materials and dust escaping Where chutes are near areas of public access they must be barriered off and a watchman posted 12 Skips should only be lifted by a crane where permission has been sought from the Hire Company that the skip is designed and safe to be lifted Should there be any signs of significant corrosion in the base of the skip or at the lifting points the skip must not be lifted Remember Always check in your safety manual for Company safety procedures and systems of work Refer to other generic assessments for activities connected with this assessment RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Waste Skips Page 2 of 2 ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES Review at workplace amp add any additional specific controls required PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT The following PPE will be required for the work activities stated Ensure the correct TYPE of PPE is selected
139. vailable or a change in conditions circumstances INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment Operator training The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy Limited on 029 2062 8763 RISK ASSESSMENT Use of single man working platforms Hop up RA 143a Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed than 500mm instructions vary depending on man vary depending on man ufacture Height should ideally not exceed 350mm ufacture SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Giveabriefdescription of what could be RISK ASSESSMENT reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED L S RR L S RR Hop up not fitted with g rail fall from working platform causing personal injury 3 2 6 1 2 2 Hop up with fitted g rail fall from working platform causing personal injury 2 2 4 1 2 2 Hop up 300mm wide platform fall
140. ve received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy Limited on 029 2062 8763 RA 102 RISK ASSESSMENT Fire Risks in the Workplace Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Give abrief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significantharm and how that hann may arise UNCONTROLLED CONTROLLED Hot work welding cutting burning 3 3 9 1 3 3 Presence of combustible materials in the work area 2 3 6 1 3 3 Persons smoking discarded cigarette 2 3 6 1 3 3 Activities which create sparks grinding disc cutting 2 3 6 1 3 3 Electrical faults mains installations 2 3 6 1 3 3 Electrical faults portable electrical equipment 2 3 6 1 3 3 Arson 2 3 6 1 3 PERSONS AT RISK Y N DETAIL EMPLOYEES Y CONTRACTORS Y N MEMBERS OF PUBLIC Y N OTHERS Y N CONTROL MEASURES 1 2 Ore PaO AO O 13 Refer to the arrangements and or safe systems of work for
141. visibility Clothing Gloves Foot Protection Safety Clothing R P E Fall Arrest y REVIEW AND MONITORING Review in light of further information becoming available or a change in conditions circumstances Monitored by Supervisor and MEWP operator INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO EMPLOYEES Information contained in this assessment method statement and construction phase health amp safety plan where appropriate Site safety induction The following persons have received the information contained in this assessment Name Date Initial Name Date Initial SIGNED BY ASSESSOR DATE For advice and information on health amp safety at work contact South Wales Safety Consultancy on 029 2062 8763 RA 125 RISK ASSESSMENT Use of Lifting Equipment General Page 1 of 2 LOCATION ASSESSED BY DESIGNATION LEGEND Likelihood and Severity 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High Risk Rating LxS _1 4 Low Acceptable 6 Medium Consider further controls _9 Unacceptable Do not proceed SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS IDENTIFIED Givea brief description of what could RISK ASSESSMENT be reasonably expected to cause significant harm and how that harm may arse a aT 7 CONTROLLED Unintentional release of load 2 6 1 3 3 Unplanned movement of load 2 3 6 2 2 4 Damage to equipment and load 2 2 4 1 2 2 Crush injuries to personnel 2

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