Usage of Damaging of Electric 4 5 20  Only trained and competent people to perform the job.

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tools services shock/  All workers to attend induction before commencing the job. Manager te
and hand tools electrocution  Prepare a detailed method statement and ensure its supervi
to break , fire, injuries, compliance. Site sion to
RISK ASSESSMENT
gypsum, Block,
wall, flooring,
fatal  All electric, gas, water, sewer, and other service lines shall be
disconnected, drained, and inspected before demolition work is
Manager be
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MEP services started. Supervisor/ ned
and other  Prior
HSE to demolition a competent
Management System engineer shall conduct an Foreman during
related engineering survey of all structures, framing, floors, walls, and works
materials
Name oftothe be Activity: MEP possibility of unplanned collapse of any portion of structure Register
and No. : LOFT RA HSE
02
demolished plan his method and time. Department
Project Name/Work G+6+R+ RESIDENTIAL BUILDING  Prior to disconnecting utility lines i.e. electrical cables, Issue
waterdate: 24.10.24
Address: INTERNATIONAL BUILDING and sewer, a permit shall be obtained from the respective
authority.
Assessed & Prepared By: Risk Assessment Committee, Department: HSE & Project Management
 Lockout /tag out system to be followed for isolation of
(Name & Signature) electric supply.
Initial Risk  Adequate nos. of fire extinguisher are to be made available and Residual Risk
Control measures
Activity Hazard Risk training to all employees. Action by Remarks
Using Dust Eye injuries, L3 S4 R1
12  Follow the water spray system wherever the dust is generated. L1 S3 R2 4 Project Adequa
machineries generations Lung disease,  Always ensure proper ventilation in the workplace. Manager te
and power at work Chronic  Wear personal protective equipment: dust mask and safety supervi
tools place diseases goggles. Site sion to
 Decrease the time of exposure to dust Manager be
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Supervisor ned
Foreman during
works
HSE
Department

Usage of flying Amputation 4 5 20  Always use right tool for the right job. Be sure it is of the 2 2 3 Project Adequa
machineries particles/ of fingers, right size. Manager te
and hand tools, material deep  Ensure that mushroom headed tools such as chisels and punches supervi
power tools damage lacerations, are reconditioned or replaced as necessary. Site sion to
major injuries  Random and routine inspection should be done by the trained Manager be
store persons prior to issue of the tools. maintai
 Ensure that proper PPE is used. Supervisor/ ned
 Hand tools should be free of oil and grease. Foreman during
 Tool pouch should be used for carrying the hand tool whilst works
Reviewed & Approved By: Adham Shawahneh working at height. Date Approved: HSE
(Name & Signature)  Restrict hand tools operation in flammable atmosphere which Department
may lead to sparks due to impacts between light metals.
 Ensure adequate no. of Fire extinguishers.
Working at Fall of Fatality, head 4 5 20  Nobody is allowed to enter the demolition areas without 1 3 3 Project Adequa
height to material injury and wearing a hard hat, safety vest and safety shoes. Manager te
demolish the from height multiple  Debris baskets must be arranged as per the site Page 1 of 2 supervi
gypsum ceiling injuries requirement. Site sion to
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RISK ASSESSMENT
HSE Management System
Name of the Activity: MEP Register No. : LOFT RA 02

Project Name/Work G+6+R+ RESIDENTIAL BUILDING Issue date: 24.10.24

Address: INTERNATIONAL BUILDING
Assessed & Prepared By: Risk Assessment Committee, Department: HSE & Project Management
(Name & Signature)
Initial Risk Control measures Residual Risk
Activity Hazard Risk Action by Remarks
L S R1 L S R2

Risk Assessment Matrix & Abbreviations

Methodology:
Probability (Likelihood) Severity Risk Matrix Risk Rating
1. Identify Hazards
Risk Likelihood Low 1-5 2. List Hazard Effects (Risk event)
Very unlikely 1 Negligible 1 Rating 1 2 3 4 5 3. Calculate initial risk factor.
Unlikely 2 First-aid injury 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 i.e., probability x severity
2 2 4 6 8 10 4. Decide Control measures.
Severity

6-14
Likely 3 Minor injury 3 3 3 6 9 12 15 Medium 5. Calculate residual risk factors.
4 4 8 12 16 20 6. Evaluate acceptability of risk
Very likely 4 Major 4 and act accordingly.
5 5 10 15 20 25
Certain or Imminent 5 Fatality 5 High 15-25

Legend:
N : Normal
L : Likelihood R1 : Initial Risk Rate
S : Severity R2 : Residual Risk Rate
Notes:
1- All client and legal HSE requirements need to be strictly considered and followed.

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