Risk Assessment for Lighting Control System Testing and Commissioning
Risk Assessment for Lighting Control System Testing and Commissioning
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and cable • Visual inspection should be carried out before
• Untrained, use (i.e., hand rails, toe board, on the platform
unauthorized and any opening are there).
Workers
• Collapse of scaffold
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condition and briefed to the workforce
prior to start.
• Emergency contact numbers shall be
displayed at work location for easy
communication
• Trained first aider, fire warden and
emergency vehicle to be available at
the site during the activity.
• Communicate to all personnel about
testing
& commissioning.
• Warning signs and boards should be
provided
and area to be well barricaded
• Appropriate PPE shall be worn at all
times.
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• Electricity • Electrocution or • Lock out tag out (LOTO) procedure to be
5. Working with • Conductors ( water, metal, death followed during testing & commissioning. Low
electricity concrete ) • Burns and shocks 4 B M • Only those persons who have been adequately (ALARP)
• Broken wires • Muscle contraction trained and experienced in the work of
• Improper plug, case • Heart , lung electricity to allow for the same.
• Overloading Paralysis • Electrical work shall not carry out in wet
• Fire • Property damage Conditions.
• Do not overload to the circuits.
• Don’t use homemade electrical accessories and
use industrial type only.
• Disconnect main supply before commencing
of work.
• Defective tools and equipment should not be
used, report it and replaced it immediately.
• Temporary power supply shall be taken
through standard rated MCBs & RCBs.
• Temporary power supply cables shall
not
have joints.
• Barricade the location and signage to be
placed where circuits and equipment’s are
energized.
• Appropriate PPE shall be worn while working
in energized circuits. ( Insulated gloves, electric
resistivity shoe )
· Work notification shall be applied and
obtained prior to start the night work Low
∙ Poor illumination ∙ Fatality 3 B M from (ALARP)
6. While working at · Slip/trip/fall • Cuts main contractor.
night shift · Sufficient illumination shall be
provided.
· Light post shall be secured to avoid
fall.
· Proper cable management system
shall be
followed
Serial Sub-Activities Hazards Identified Risks Involved Risk Rating Control Measures Residual
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No. (People & Severit Probabili Initial
(Generic & Task) Risk
Property) y ty Risk
· All materials shall be staged in
proper
manner without obstacles.
∙ Employees shall be trained about
∙ Dehydration heat
∙ Heat Stress · Sunburn stress symptoms & first aid Low
7. Working in hot · Skin Cancer 2 B M measures. (ALARP)
weather · Isotonic drinks shall be provided.
• Provide sufficient rest breaks based
on the
humidity & temperature conditions.
• Heat stress management plan shall be
developed and implemented during the activity.
· General housekeeping, Remove all
· Poor housekeeping surplus and unwanted waste
8. Work Completion · Slip/trip/fall · Fire 2 A L materials from the work place. Low
· All necessary precautions will be (ALARP)
adopted to
prevent fire
RISK MATRIX
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Probability
A B C D E
Improbable Remote Occasional
Probable Frequent
Severity People Assets Environment Reputation 1 in 100,000 1 in 10,000 1 in 1000
1 in 100 years 1 in 10 years
Years Years years
Multiple
fatalities or
Extensive International
5-Catatrophic permanent Massive effect
damage impact
total
disabilities
Single
fatalities or
4-Severe permanent
Major
Major effect National impact
High Risk
damage
total
disabilities
Major injury
Local Considerable
Medium Risk
3-critical or health Localised effect
effects
damage impact (ALARP)
Minor
Minor
2-Marginal injury or Minor effect Minor impact
damage
health effects
Slight injury
Slight
1-Negligble or health
Damage
Slight effect Slight impact Low Risk
effects
3-E
HIGH 4-C,D,E
5-B,C,D,E
1-D,E
2-B,C,D,E
MEDIUM 3-A,B,C,D
4-A,B
5-A
LOW 1-A,B,C
2A