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    Dismantling of Shed

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    This document provides a risk assessment for making a 3.5 meter high shed. It identifies 4 basic job steps: 1) shifting materials to the work area, 2) climbing the scaffolding, 3) lifting materials using a hydra, and 4) fixing materials which involves welding. For each step, potential hazards are identified along with consequences. Risk ratings are provided before and after additional control measures. Control measures aim to reduce the probability and severity of incidents through proper planning, use of safety equipment, and assigning only experienced workers.

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    Dismantling of Shed

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    This document provides a risk assessment for making a 3.5 meter high shed. It identifies 4 basic job steps: 1) shifting materials to the work area, 2) climbing the scaffolding, 3) lifting materials using a hydra, and 4) fixing materials which involves welding. For each step, potential hazards are identified along with consequences. Risk ratings are provided before and after additional control measures. Control measures aim to reduce the probability and severity of incidents through proper planning, use of safety equipment, and assigning only experienced workers.

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    This document provides a risk assessment for making a 3.5 meter high shed. It identifies 4 basic job steps: 1) shifting materials to the work area, 2) climbing the scaffolding, 3) lifting materials using a hydra, and 4) fixing materials which involves welding. For each step, potential hazards are identified along with consequences. Risk ratings are provided before and after additional control measures. Control measures aim to reduce the probability and severity of incidents through proper planning, use of safety equipment, and assigning only experienced workers.

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    Dismantling of Shed

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    Chandru
    This document provides a risk assessment for making a 3.5 meter high shed. It identifies 4 basic job steps: 1) shifting materials to the work area, 2) climbing the scaffolding, 3) lifting materials using a hydra, and 4) fixing materials which involves welding. For each step, potential hazards are identified along with consequences. Risk ratings are provided before and after additional control measures. Control measures aim to reduce the probability and severity of incidents through proper planning, use of safety equipment, and assigning only experienced workers.

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    Risk Assessment/Management Form

    Ref:
    Section / Dept: civil Activity: Risk Assessment For Making Location:-
    Contractor :- shed of 3.5M.level height.

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    Movement of path must be leveled,compact and free n
    Shifting of the from any obstruction. g
    materials(channe
    ls,angles,G.I Slip of man/Fall of Get All the materials should be stored in a proper place and
    1 sheets etc.) to materials Injury/Fatality kept it in orderly manner 1 0 0 0 2 2
    the working area Two guy ropes must be used while shifting the material
    by single hydra.
    with hydra.
    Deployment only experienced workmen
    Scaffolding platform (at every 2.1m)must madeup of
    planks with double railing,toeguard and a fixed ladder.
    To fill up the Wah permit & daily attachment sheet before
    Climbing up on Fall of man due to slip starting the activity
    Get
    2 the top of the
    Injury/Fatality Use double rope full body harness while ascending or
    1 0 0 1 2 2
    scaffolding
    descending
    Daily checked all the tools before starting the activity
    All the portable tools must be tied with rope while
    Slip of tools/Materials
    working for preventing the accidental fall
    Area should be properly barricaded and nobody allow
    under the suspended load
    Get Deployment only experienced workmen
    Slip/Fall of materials
    Injury/Fatality
    Rope must be checked before starting the activity on
    Lifting of G.I daily basis.
    sheets, channels Only authorised persons are allowed for working at
    3
    & angles etc.by
    1 0 0 1 2 2
    height
    using hydra.
    Get Use double rope full body harness and it must be
    Working at height anchored above the head height.
    Injury/Fatality

    Use of safety shoe,Helmet with chin strip & Hand gloves

    Provide the polymide rope at diagonaly for anchoring the


    Slip of man/Fall of safety harness
    Get Injury
    materials
    Use of helmet with chin strap,safety shoes,Jacket &
    safety goggle and hand gloves

    Only Trained & Experienced personnel shall be


    Fixing the Get allowed for welding
    4 G.I.sheets,chann injury/Respir To take charging approval
    els & angles etc. Welding
    atory Welding m/c.should be connected with separate
    problem earthing
    While welding activity going on at the top nobody
    allow under along this activity
    Use welding appropriate PPE
    Looking at nacked eyes should be avoided while
    Damage of working with in the vicinity of welding
    Eye injury
    both eyes Use welding screen of correct specification
    Use of proper PPE
    Prepared By Approved By Reviewd By
    Contractor Contractor
    Date Date Date
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