Risk Assessment of Testing and Commissioning of Fire Alarm System

 

HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT   Contract Name:

Construcon of Mosque, Abluon & Imam’s House

Risk Assessment for ☒ Routine Activity

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Contract No:

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As Asse sess ssme ment nt Date Date::

 Activity: Testing and commissioning of Fire Fire Alarm System

Sub-Activity

Hazard

Who is at Risk

1.Without safety Inducon 2.Entering the site without

All project involved personnel

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Rev Date: Degree of  Risk 

Consequence (s)

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Entering to the project site

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1.Minor or major injury

PPE’s 3.Unaware of the site condion 4. Entering to the restricted area. 5.Snake & venomous

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Residual Risk  Control Measure (s)

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1. All the project personnel must be holding a valid Visa, and emirates ID. 2. All the operaves shall be wearing suitable PPE, s hand glove, safety helmet, high reecve safety jacket, and safety goggles. 3. The operave must be undergone client /internal HSE inducon training prior to starng the task at the site. 4. All the operaves must stay inside the project premises. 5.Ensure no operaves will enter restricted area bird/dog and other pet cages 6. The site supervisor must be delivered the specic TBT to all involved operaves Do, s and don’ts, emergency preparedness, snake bit etc. 7. Specic safety signage’s must be placed for

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Person Responsible

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Site Engineer EHS Inspector  

project personnel awareness. 8. All the visitors must be reported to the project security gate. 9. Photography strictly prohibited inside the project premises. 10. Treat all snakes as if they are venomous, report immediately concern supervisor. 11. Don’t killed or injured snake or any venomous. 12. The responsible person must be undergone snake bit training and full me available on site, required rst aid treatment resources must be available on site IMSP-17

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13. Project emergency contact numbers must be displayed at the site. 14. Ensure nearby assembly point.

Manual Handling

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Use of power tools such as Grinder/Drill

Slip, Trip and falls

Operaves Sta/visitors

1.Minor or major injury 2.Property damage

Operaves, Sta/Visitors

1.Minor or major injuries 2.Property Damage

Overhead obstrucons

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1. TBT & Job Awareness training shall be given to all operaves. 2. All personnel shall be t for the task. 3. Close and eecve supervision in place. 4. Ensure the work area shall be free from obstacles. 5.Appropriate PPE’s shall be worn by the execuon team. 6. The load allowed for a worker does not exceed more than 20 kg. 7. The work area shall be barricaded to prevent unauthorized entry. 8. Warning signs must be in place for other workers awareness. 9. Ensure valuable material must be secure properly.

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Tesng engineer/Super visor

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1. A llll portable electrical tools must be PAT tested and color coded. Make sure the test dates are visible on the tools. 2. Use of industrial electrical sockets. 3. All the power tools/ cables shall be inspected and color coded by a competent Electrician Electrician on monthly basis. 4. Visual inspecon of the power tools/ cables before use by the Operator. 5.Do not operate the electrical equipment on wet surfaces. 6. Alteraons on power tools are prohibited. 7. Ensure proper condions of electrical cables, switchboards and electrical connecons.

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Supervisor foreman

Ergonomics

Electrical Shock, Loose electrical -connecons, Kickback force. Entanglement

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8 Using of abrasive wheel must be use face shield. 9 Make sure all the grinding machine have safety guard 10 Make sure during using abrasive wheel operaves must aware of entanglement of loose dress and avoid  jewelry item. item.

Usage of hand tools

Substandard/D efecve hand tools

Operaves, Sta/Visitors

Hand injury Eye injury due to ying parcles

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Inadequate use of hand tools

1. Quality and standard marking of the tools must be ensured by the Store Department before issuing for use. 2.Use right tools for the job.

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Supervisor/ Foreman

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Supervisor Foreman

3.Damaged hand tools must be submied to the store for discarding/ repairing. 4.Do not use homemade hand tools. 5.Hand tools shall be inspected & color coded by the respecve Supervisor monthly once and recorded. 5.Visual inspecon of the tools must be done by the operator before use. 6.Appropriate PPE’s shall be worn by the Operator.

General Heat stress

Operaves, Sta/Visitors

Dehydraon, fague, dizziness

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1.Heat Stress training / awareness of symptoms. 2.Drinking water available to all operatives. 3.Suitable Rest Areas – shaded. 4.Job rotation. 5.the duration and their frequency will depend on weather conditions. 6.Clean color cotton clothing to be used light by the tradesman. 7.Health assessment of individual

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capabilities. 8.Work shall be planned and supervised by a competent person. Adequate ventilation shall be ensured.

Use of commissionin g equipment

Substandard/ defecve equipment

Operaves, Sta  Property Visitors damaged

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1.Valid Calibraon cercate shall be available. 2.Quality and standard marking of the equipment’s must be ensured by the store department before issuing for use. 3.Involve only competent persons for handling commissioning equipment’s.

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Commissioning engineer

4.Appropriate PPE’s shall be worn by the operator.

PREPARED BY GENFOCUS Name: Designation Signature: IMSP-17

Faizan Bin Wahid

HSE Officer

REVIEWED BY GENFOCUS

REVIEWED BY LBS

Name: Designation: Signature:

Name: Designation: Signature:

Prabir Kumar HSE Engineer

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APPROVED BY (Engineering Office) Name: Designation: Signature: IMS 08/2019