Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment, Risk Control

Location: UTHM Assessment No./Rev.: RHRH/HIRARC/UTHM/001

System / Activity: HOARDING INSTALLATION AND DISMANTLE Date of Assessment: 16 Novemver 2017

Severity Rating (S)

Stages in Risk Assessment: - 1 2 3 4 5 Legend:
 Assess risks using guidelines below (Risk = P x S) 1 1 2 3 4 5 Tolerabl
Probability 2 2 4 6 8 1 e
 Attempt to reduce risk to as low a value as possible by applying 3 3 6 9 1 1 Tolerable with additional controls
Rating (P) 4 4 8 1 1 2
additional controls / actions - even if the initial assessment falls 5 5 1 1 2 2 Intolerable risk – seek advice
into the “white” zone

Health & Safety Risk Assessment Guidelines

Ratin
Probability of Occurrence (P) Severity (S)
g
Highly Unlikely – Unforeseeable, very short
1 Minor accident – Minor injury - No Lost Time Accident (LTA)
exposure time
Unlikely – Not reasonably foreseeable, short
2 Injury requiring first aid treatment – Able to continue working - No LTA
exposure time
Possible – May occur if control measures Major injury / disability – Results in lasting effect, some disability, cannot immediately return to work -
3
insufficiently robust LTA
4 Likely – Foreseeable, prolonged exposure Permanent Consequences – Disability that requires a change in job - LTA
5 Almost Certain – Foreseeable, Imminent danger Potential Fatality

Environmental Risk Assessment Guidelines

Ratin
Probability of Occurrence (P) Severity (S)
g
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Highly Unlikely – Unforeseeable, very short No Noticeable Impact – Negligible disturbance to the ecosystem. No local criticism. Well within legal
1
exposure time requirements
Unlikely – Not reasonably foreseeable, short
2 Minor Impact – Short-term disturbance to the ecosystem. Some local criticism. Within legal requirements
exposure time
Possible – May occur if control measures Medium Impact – Medium-term disturbance to the ecosystem if exposure persists. Local / Third Party
3
insufficiently robust criticism / adverse publicity. Complies with legal requirements
4 Likely – Foreseeable, prolonged exposure Major Impact – Long-term damage to the ecosystem. Outside legal requirements
Catastrophic Impact – Irreparable damage to the ecological system. Political criticism / adverse publicity /
5 Almost Certain – Foreseeable, Imminent danger
prosecution. Significantly outside legal requirements.
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Task & Hazards Identification
P S Risk P S ual Action Implemented
(include the exposed groups) Control Measures to be Implemented
(1-5) (1-5) (PxS) (1-5) (1-5) Risk (Sign / Date)
(PxS)
Permit to works

 Misunderstanding work description 3 4 12  Identify the scope of work for hoarding 1 3 3

installation
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Task & Hazards Identification
P S Risk P S ual Action Implemented
(include the exposed groups) Control Measures to be Implemented
(1-5) (1-5) (PxS) (1-5) (1-5) Risk (Sign / Date)
(PxS)
 Use correct glove
 Use correct required PPE
 Ensure the workers not have allergic to any
plant
 Wear a long sleeve shirt
Install and Dismantle of Hoarding  A wear proper glove
 Ensure hoarding joint are secured
Biological hazard  Use correct hoarding material
 Histoplasmosis (fungus in bird  Good communication during work
droppings)
 Use correct size tools
 Poison plant
 Barricaded working area
 Stinging nettles
 Do not throw the things
 Animal
 Make sure hording material free from
Physical hazard
grease, oil or rusty
 Hand/ body injury
 To re-inspected or to check hoarding
 Falling personal condition at least a month
 Hoarding collapse/movement  To know step by step to install
3 4 12 1 3 3
 Eye injury  To know how to use machine properly and
 Noise need practical training before use it
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RAJA HASSBULLAH RAJA

Prepared By: Name : Sign: Date: 16 November 2017
HUSSIN