RA - HDPE Fire Fitting
RA - HDPE Fire Fitting
RA - HDPE Fire Fitting
Cost Center Name: High Speed Rail Cost Center No. : 1082 01 Revision مراجعة رقم: 0 Date التاري خ: 20/12/2023
Approval اإلعتماد:
Risk Assessment/ImpactEvaluation Team فريق تقييم المخاطر:
• Eye injuries
• Wear correct PPE
• Exposure to UV radiation • Burns to skin
• Provide localized shade (nonflammable fabrics)
• Glare • Carcinomas
• Workers are to wear long-sleeved shirts and long trousers
• Exposure to temperature extremes • Fatigue
• Provide shade where practical
H • Wing R • Heat stress 4 3 12 1 3 3
2 Working Outdoor • Provide clean, cool drinking water D Ensure regular/short rest breaks
• Rain • Dehydration
• Wear gloves when handling or picking up items of equipment from the ground
• Dust exposure D Poor visibility • Hyperthermia
• Provide wing protection where practicable – fireproof tarpaulin
• Insect bites • Hypothermia
• Provide dust suppression in the form of water.
• Stress
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• Pinch points • Implement regular equipment inspections and logbook system.
• Shear points • Equipment to be tagged with an“Out of Service” tag and
• Accidental start isolated before being worked on and earthed if required.
• Equipment failure • Equipment to be fitted with an adequate muffler system.
• Noise • Medical treatment • Personnelto wear hearingprotectionwherewarranted
• Vibration • Health effects • Equipment to be fitted with acoustic shielding
Operation of Stationary H • Thermal R • Stress 3 3 9 • All hot pipes and surfaces to correctly lagged/shielded 1 5 5
3
Equipment • Fire/explosion • Property and equipment damage • Ensure fire extinguisher is available within the equipment
• Over rev/speed • Fire and explosion • Ensure proper refuelling system is implemented
• Over pressurization • Fueling is only to be undertaken by trained personnel
• Limited or poor access • Machines to be fitted with removable covers for easy access for maintenance purposes.
• Fuelspillages
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D Avoid manual handling by usingspecialbeams.
D Teamlifting (e.g. several workers to handle large loads)
D Using manually operated load handling) e.g. trolley,
• Heavy loads chain–block, forklift, wheelbarrow)
• Poor ergonomics D All assist lifting equipment shall be maintained and inspected.
• Slippery objects D Dividing the load into smaller packages to reduce the weight.
• Slippery surfaces • Reduce duration& frequency of manual handling
• Jammed objects • Provide adequate recovery time
• Equipment and property damage
• Unknown load weight • Ensure provision of dry and anti-slip surfaces and access.
• Fatigue
• High frequency of lifting/action Site instructions shall correct D Any leaks and spillage.
Manual Handling, Pushing, H R • Stress 4 3 12 2 2 4
4 • Pre-existing injury
Pulling/Bio-mechanics • Medical Treatment • Ensure provision of adequate free space for
• Disease • equipment and worker's movement without any obstacles.
• Chronic/Acutedisorder
• Shifting weight • If the employee knows of preexisting medical conditions, he must inform his supervisor.
• Biomechanical inefficiency • Rebar caps to be fitted to all exposed installed rebar
• Equipment failures • Dealing with jammed objects shall be executed by skilled persons and under supervision from a responsible engineer.
• Equipment getting stuck or high level of friction on moving parts • Avoid stooping and twisting by modifying the workplace.
• Sharp edges • All involved workers shall be physically fitted to the task.
• TBT shall be conducted regarding safe handling technique and dealt weights.
• Appropriate PPEs shall be provided and used.
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• Ladders to commercially built.No homemade ladders to
be used on the project.
• Personnel are not to work from ladders other than light-duty
tasks or inspection functions
• Personnel working at a height (Above 1,8 Meters) on a ladder
must be tied off to a separate suitable anchor point/structure
• Personnelworking ona ladder are not to reachtoo far to
• Fall from height either side of the ladder. Both feet must be kept on the ladder
• Failure of the ladder • Fatality rung when working
Using Ladders • Electrocution • Injury • Ensure ladders are fitted with anti-slip feet 2 3 6
5 H R 3 4 12
• The ladder struck by mobile equipment • Equipment and • Ladders to be free from damage or painting.
• Incorrect erection of ladder • property damage • Head of the ladder to exceed the working point by the meter.
• Incorrect type ladder • Ladders are not to be used for any purpose other than
access and light-duty tasks
• Ensure the ladder is placed on a stable none slippery surface
• Ladders to be positioned at the correct angle to work.
• Ladders are not to be used to support loads other than the
weight of one person carrying very light hand equipment.
•• Tools Materials
to beproperly
inspected packaged and tied. by the project colour code system.
and colour-coded
•• Pre-use Materials shallinspection
Visual be appropriate to the
shall be truckload.
conducted to ensure good
• Movement
insulation andshall
thatbe only and
wiring through designated
casing routes
are free from damage.
•• The driver/operator shall be trained
Hot work permit to be issued, if required. and have a proper license for the used truck
•• Truckspeed shall not exceed 20km
Tool/Equipment shall be able to withstand normal, overload
• Trained
and banksmen
fault currents andused
thatinshall
the loading,
be used unloading
within and movement of trucks.
• Area
the entrances shall
manufacturer’s be wide
rating and byand sufficient.
any manufacturer’s instructions.
• Fatality •• PersonnelThe unloading areawith
working shallelectrical
be barricaded
equipment at the height where
• The is
there forklift shallfor
potential be “Kick
inspected
Back”and operated
shall by a competent
be provided with a person.
• Unstableloads • Medical Treatment
Transfer and •stable Sufficient
work space
platformto be available for the forklift movement.
• Falling loads • Equipment damage
Storage of •• Heavy
Electricity •• Loaded materials
Manufacture shall
guards be suitable
shall be fittedfor theelectrical
to all forklift design.
hand tools
1 H loads and overloading. R •• Fatality
Fuel/Oil Leak 3 4 12 2 3 6
Equipment and •• Fire
High temperatures / explosion •• Environmental •• Damaged
Ensure that orthe erection-pay
faulty area ground
electrical hand tools toisbelevel and compacted
immediately removedwith proper
from use.drainage incorporated.
(electrocution) issues
Materials
Using Electrical Tools H •• Incompatible
Falling from height
materials R •• Disruptionto other operations 4 4 16 •• Safe Ensure all materials
correct routing are correctly
of cables stacked.
to avoid running over, trapped, 1 3 3
6 Injury
/ Equipment • Exposed energized parts • Ensure over
dragged that rough
materials are correctly
surfaces or gettingsupported
in contactonwith
timber or metal dunnage.
• Equipment damage • Ensure that loads on pallets are correctly positioned and strapped
• Noise chemicals or hot surfaces.
•• Assess the weight
Avoid using equipmentof loads before
in wet placing and use supply
conditions
•cables
Storethat
heavyareloads at lowstorageheights
suitable for this.
•• Avoid
Ensurehomemade
incompatible materials are
or temporary correctly segregated.
connections.
•• Avoid
Store flammable
continuousmaterials
flexing. away from heat and ignition sources.
•• Equipment
Ensure dangerous
and cable goods and
shall chemicals
withstand are stored
exposure as per solar
to water, manufactures' requirements.
• Appropriate
radiation, PPEs by
gnawing shall be and
rates provided andheat.
extreme used.
• Use suitable protective systems (e.g. RCD & double isolation)
• Only competent workers who can use tools/equipment.
• Suitable PPEs shall be provided and used.
• TBT shall be conducted before commencing the activity.
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• Eliminate the confined space entry by modifying it or having work done from outside.
• PTW shall be obtained before entry.
• Working alone is prohibited and provides a watcher.
• Flammable atmosphere.
• Isolate all sources and use LOTO.
• Noise. • Fire / Explosion.
• Ensure suitable entry, safe access and egress.
• Inadequate lighting • Acute/Chronic disorder.
Confined Space • Conduct continuous testing of the atmosphere (Gas& Oxygen levels).
• Electricity • Fatality.
Entry e.g. pits, • Using suitable tools in confined space conditions.
7 H • Engulfment R • Infection. 3 4 12 2 4 8
trenches, • Good ventilation and lighting shall be provided.
• Biological Hazards • Asphyxiation
pipelines, etc. • Competent workers who are permitted to enter a confined space.
• Oxygen deficiency/enrichment • Loss of consciousness.
• Reduce the duration and frequency of the work inside the
• Body temperature • Rescue difficulty.
confined space.
• Interior configuration