Basic Safety Procedures in High Risk Activities And

Basic Safety Procedures in High Risk Activities and Industries Prepared by: Almorfe, yril Arciaga, !im "rnest #icasio, $erelou

Safety Procedures in High Risk Activities 

Ha%ard Identification & 'he first step in Safety Risk anagement is to identify ha%ards that the organi%ation faces in its operational environment(

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Risk Assessment ) "ach identified ha%ard undergoes a risk assessment to determine its potential conse*uences(

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Risk +ontrol ) Risk control is a techni*ue that utili%es findings from risk assessments and implementing changes to reduce risk in these areas(

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Assigns an authori%ed -orker to conduct a ha%ard analysis( 'he -orker must be a competent person familiar -ith the e*uipment and -ork scope(

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Revie-s the scope of -ork and affected machine, e*uipment, or system

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1ork areas must be kept clean and free of obstructions(

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Access to emergency e*uipment or e2its must never be blocked(

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"*uipment and chemicals must be stored properly(

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Identifies all energy sources 4electrical, mechanical, thermal, potential, pneumatic, hydraulic, chemical, and radiological, et cetera5

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7etermines if any energy sources are ha%ardous

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If the value of the ha%ardous energy falls in the 8"valuate Ha%ard and +onsider 9ockout column, lockout should be used if the authori%ed -orker determines that lockout is -arranted based on an evaluation of all ha%ards, including secondary ha%ards and combined ha%ards, associated -ith the -ork scope and e*uipment or system conditions; other-ise lockout is not re*uired(

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If the value falls in the 89ockout Re*uired column, lockout is re*uired(

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