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Checklist For Risk Assessment in Construction Sector

This document contains a risk assessment checklist for construction projects. It includes questions to evaluate risks related to walkways and access, scaffolding, fall protection, electricity and lighting, machinery, fire safety, physical hazards, chemical hazards, ergonomic factors, psychosocial stressors, first aid, and welfare facilities. The checklist identifies specific hazards and controls that should be in place to ensure worker health and safety.

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Checklist For Risk Assessment in Construction Sector

This document contains a risk assessment checklist for construction projects. It includes questions to evaluate risks related to walkways and access, scaffolding, fall protection, electricity and lighting, machinery, fire safety, physical hazards, chemical hazards, ergonomic factors, psychosocial stressors, first aid, and welfare facilities. The checklist identifies specific hazards and controls that should be in place to ensure worker health and safety.

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Project Name:

Inspected By :

Project Location:
Date:

RISK ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST FOR CONSTRUCTION


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WALKWAYS, ACCESS ROUTES, STAIRS AND LADDERS


Ladders in good condition, used only for temporary access, or for shortterm light work with one hand
Handrails and mid rails to prevent fall of persons when falling distance is
more than 0,5 m.
Wide enough
Free off obstacles, not slippery
No openings or cracks, which may cause falling
Proper roofing in entrance of the building to stop falling objects
SCAFFOLDING, TEMPORARY PLATFORMS AND WORK STANDS
Erected properly, and inspected before use
Proper handrails, mid rails and toe-boards
Safe access route to work platform (ladders or stairs)
Working platform wide enough, free off obstacles, not slippery no
openings or cracks, which may cause falling
Fixed scaffolding: Footings, anchoring and reinforcement are proper
Movable scaffolding : Lockable wheels, inner ladders
Hanging scaffolding: Fixed not to move right or left, report to determine
maximum load capacity, checked daily
PROTECTION AGAINST FALLING AND COLLAPSING
Open sides of floors, elevator openings etc. protected with triple-part side
protection; handrail, mid rail, and toe board.
Areas without railings separated off with proper barriers
Openings on floor, covered with firm and marked covers
Excavations protected against collapsing, when necessary.
Excavation separated with proper barriers or railings
ELECTRICITY AND LIGHTING
Distribution of site electricity planned properly
Distribution boards and cables in good condition (Appropriately located
and protected)
Artificial lighting is adequate for safety and quality
ORDER AND TIDINESS
Waste disposal management planned properly
Proper waste containers for different types of waste exist
Waste containers are emptied periodically
Wastes roughly cleaned up after each work stage
Materials are stored properly

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Traffic routes and walk ways are clearly indicated


MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
In proper condition and clean
Safety devices are in place
Electric wires undamaged
Proper for construction environment
The area around the machines in good order
Proper footing and support
Statutory inspections are completed
Maximum load capacity indicated (cranes and lifting devices)
Qualified operators (cranes and lifting devices)
FIRE SAFETY
No extra burnable materials on floors or on ground
Proper fire extinguishers available at marked places
Smoking is not allowed on places with combustible materials
Electric distribution boxes (boards) and wires in good condition
Lighting devices proper for site conditions and properly located.
Hot works (welding, grinding, etc.) conducted in special hot work areas, or
under a special work permit
Flammable and combustible materials and dust near of hot work removed
or protected
Any openings or cracks in the walls, floors covered or protected.
Fire extinguisher of the proper type and size available
Workers properly trained
A Fire Watch has been posted, when necessary
Emergency exits are properly marked and clear
PHYSICAL HAZARDS
Employees use proper hearing protectors when the noise level is more than
85 dB(A)
Audiometric tests are done according to the regulations
Hand vibration has avoided by choosing less vibrating work methods and
tools, when possible.
Tools are maintained properly.
Exposure time of the worker is limited, and the workers are informed about
the long term health risks of the hand vibration.
Health surveillance is organized for exposed workers
The controls of exposures to other physical hazards, like radiation, high or
low temperature etc. meet the safety regulations and standards.
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
Processes that pollute the air equipped with local exhaust ventilation
Employees wear respirators
Less hazardous substances in use when possible
Material safety data sheets available
Exposure monitored by occupational health service, when necessary
Work in confined spaces conducted under a special work permit
Atmosphere tested before entering, cleaned and ventilated when necessary
(oxygen, flammable or toxic gases/fumes)
Isolation is done properly, when necessary to prevent dangerous materials
entering to the place while working

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Atmosphere is monitored during the work, when necessary


Workers are trained to work safely
Standby person outside and proper means of rescue, when necessary
MUSCULOSKELETAL STRAIN FACTORS
Manual lifting and carrying materials avoided by proper planning the site
layout and work processes
Proper tools and machines used for lifting and moving materials (carts,
lifters, elevators, tele handlers, cranes, mobile elevating work platforms
etc.)
Health surveillance organized for exposed workers
PSYCHOSOCIAL STRESS FACTORS
Insulting treatment and discrimination not accepted
e.g. name-calling based on sex, race or personal characters, sexual
harassment
Employees instructed properly for right working methods
Employees are informed of changes that concern them or their work
Employees have given a chance to express their opinions and ideas of their
work and improvements in health and safety
Employees receive regular feedback on their success
Supervisors give support when problems arise
Supervisors act fairly
FIRST AID AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
Proper first-aid equipment available
Trained employees to give first-aid available
Actions in a fire or other emergency scenes planned, instructed and
rehearsed
WELFARE FACILITIES
Proper facilities for employees to change cloths, wash, eat, and rest
available.
Cleaned daily

Source: SGP Project Documents

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