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AMPTPL MHS Conv Belt Replacement

This document provides a risk assessment for conveyor belt replacement activities at Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited. It identifies 8 sub-activities of the work and lists existing control measures and additional controls needed to mitigate hazards. Hazards include equipment operation, unexpected belt movements, crushing/injury from unclear work zones, slipping/tripping/falling, and material handling. Risk levels are rated and additional controls are identified to reduce residual risk. The assessment was carried out by HC Hiremath, reviewed by M.Sangodkar, and issued by S.Adake.

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AMPTPL MHS Conv Belt Replacement

This document provides a risk assessment for conveyor belt replacement activities at Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited. It identifies 8 sub-activities of the work and lists existing control measures and additional controls needed to mitigate hazards. Hazards include equipment operation, unexpected belt movements, crushing/injury from unclear work zones, slipping/tripping/falling, and material handling. Risk levels are rated and additional controls are identified to reduce residual risk. The assessment was carried out by HC Hiremath, reviewed by M.Sangodkar, and issued by S.Adake.

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ADANI PORTS AND SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE LIMITED

INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FORMATS MANUAL


GEN/ F/ 009 FORMAT FOR RISK ASSESSMENT
Risk Assessment Serial No. AMPTPL/MECH/RA/HP-030 Revision 01 Date of
No: Revision

Name of Equipment/ Activity Conveyor belt replacement.


Purpose of Equipment/ Maintenance activity
Activity
Sub Activities:-1. De-tensioning of belt & and locking of counter weight. 2. Removal of scrappers. 3. Unlace / Removal of old belt. 4. Lacing/ laying & tracking of new belt.
5. Splicing & Jointing of the belt ends. 6. Locking of belt ends. 7. Release of Take-Up. 8. Removal of Idler frames at jointing area.

Sr. no Hazard Existing Control Measures Severity Likelihood Risk Additional Residual Action
of sub Rating Rating Level Controls Risk By
activity
5
Equipment Lock out / tag out the equipment.
operation hazards

Unpredicted belt Locking the belt properly wherever required.


movements

Crushing Physical and visual checks of the working zone


Collision, damage carried out prior to commencement of work.
or injury due to
unclear working Barricades and safety tape is erected.
zone. Only authorized personnel in the working zone.

No entry signs placed under the working areas if at


height
Slipping, Additional rigging equipment used and clear
tripping and walkways are maintained.
falling
Designated ladders and walkways used.
All access points are free from contaminants such as
oil, water, and grease.

All foreign objects are cleaned and removed such as


rags, tools, cleaning equipment, drums, etc.

All handrails and guards are correctly installed.

A fully body harness used.

Using properly maintained ladder when working at


height

Hazard Use proper hand gloves during material handling.


during
material All mandatory PPE’s shall be used at site
handling

Risk Assessment carried out by

Name HC Hiremath Designation Sr.Manager-Mech Sign Date


Risk Assessment Reviewed by Date
Name M.Sangodkar Designation GM-ES Sign Date
Risk Assessment Issued by Date
Name S.Adake Designation Safety Sign Date
* Whenever risk is considered not to be tolerable the assessment process need to be revised. Date

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