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    Hira - Eot Crane

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    This document outlines the hazards, risks, and controls associated with lowering and lifting materials using an overhead crane. Some key activities include issuing work permits, inspecting the crane, and barricading the work area. Potential hazards include injury, falls, and cuts. Existing controls include shutting down machinery, using experienced operators, wearing PPE, and not overloading the crane. Additional controls are recommended to further reduce residual risks rated as priority 4 on the risk matrix.

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    Hira - Eot Crane

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    This document outlines the hazards, risks, and controls associated with lowering and lifting materials using an overhead crane. Some key activities include issuing work permits, inspecting the crane, and barricading the work area. Potential hazards include injury, falls, and cuts. Existing controls include shutting down machinery, using experienced operators, wearing PPE, and not overloading the crane. Additional controls are recommended to further reduce residual risks rated as priority 4 on the risk matrix.

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    This document outlines the hazards, risks, and controls associated with lowering and lifting materials using an overhead crane. Some key activities include issuing work permits, inspecting the crane, and barricading the work area. Potential hazards include injury, falls, and cuts. Existing controls include shutting down machinery, using experienced operators, wearing PPE, and not overloading the crane. Additional controls are recommended to further reduce residual risks rated as priority 4 on the risk matrix.

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    Hira - Eot Crane

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    Santosh Singh
    This document outlines the hazards, risks, and controls associated with lowering and lifting materials using an overhead crane. Some key activities include issuing work permits, inspecting the crane, and barricading the work area. Potential hazards include injury, falls, and cuts. Existing controls include shutting down machinery, using experienced operators, wearing PPE, and not overloading the crane. Additional controls are recommended to further reduce residual risks rated as priority 4 on the risk matrix.

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    TEAM MEMBERS

    JOB : LOWERING AND LIFTING


    Routine/Non-Routine : Non R
    DEPARTMENT/SECTION :
    APPROVED BY :

    No. Activity R/ NR Hazards/ Concern N/A/E EMS/ OHS

    ISSUING PERMIT TO WORK (PTW) ON THE INJURY/ FALL/CUT


    1 RELEVANT DRIVE AND RELATED NR N OHS
    BARRICATE
    EQUIPMENTS THE THE AREA OF MATERIAL INJURY/ FALL/CUT
    2 LIFTING & LOWERING AS PER SITE NR N OHS
    REQUIREMENT
    INSPECTION OF EOT CRANE WITHOUT LOAD INJURY/ FALL/CUT
    3 CONDITION NR N OHS
    4 LOWERING AND LIFTING OF MATERIAL BY NR INJURY / FALL OF N OHS
    EOT CRANE MATERIAL
    5 LOWERING AND LIFTING OF MATERIAL BY NR INJURY / FALL OF N OHS
    EOT CRANE MATERIAL
    6 LOWERING AND LIFTING OF MATERIAL BY NR INJURY / FALL OF N OHS
    EOT CRANE AND LIFTING OF MATERIAL BY
    LOWERING MATERIAL
    INJURY / FALL OF
    7 NR N OHS
    EOT CRANE MATERIAL
    8 REMOVAL OF SCRAP FROM THE SITE NR CUT/INJURY/ BURN N OHS
    9 CLEARANCE OF CANCELLATION OF PTW NR CUT/INJURY N OHS

    Abbreviation:
    N/A/E: Normal, Abnormal, Emergency S/NS: Significant, Not significant
    R/NR: Routine, Non routine SOP: Standard Operating Procedures
    MP: Management Programs (Site shall take management programs applicable only for specific issues contributing to High Risk

    Guidelines for rating:


    Exposure :-
    Very rarely (less then one per year)
    Rarely (Few time per year)
    Sometimes (once are twice) per month
    Now and then (Weekly)
    Frequently (Daily)
    Continuous (More then two times per day)
    Risk:-
    Risk
    Score
    (R)
    Interpretation(1)

    <20 Very limited risk - ­acceptable


    20 - ­70 Measures required (in 6m)
    70 - ­ Immediate measures required
    200
    >200 Stop work until measures are taken
    HAZARD IDENTIFICATION, RISK ASSESSMENT (HIRA)
    OB : LOWERING AND LIFTING OF MATERIAL BY EOT CRANE
    outine/Non-Routine : Non Routine
    EPARTMENT/SECTION :
    PPROVED BY :

    Risk with existing control


    Existing Control Measure
    E S P TR
    PROPER SHUTDOWN OF THE DRIVES SHOULD BE TAKEN
    AND LOTO SHOULD BE DONE BEFORE STARTING THE 1.00 4.00 3.00 12.00
    LIFTED
    WORK ON / MOVING PARTS WHILE
    THE DRIVES/MACHINERY
    INSPECTION/OPERATING
    USING CLAMPS EOT CRANE, SAFETY TAPE OR 1.00 4.00 3.00 12.00
    RIGID BARRICADES OR TRAFFIC CONES CAN BE USED
    EXPERIANCED PERSON. DO NOT 1.00 1.00 3.00 3.00
    OVERLOAD THE EOT CRANE BEYOND IT’S SAFE LIFTING 1.00 4.00 3.00 12.00
    DO NOT OVERLOAD THE HYDRA BEYOND IT’S SAFE 1.00 4.00 3.00 12.00
    USE OF
    TESTED
    EXPERIENCED
    & CERTIFIED
    MANPOWER
    SLINGS & D
    WITH
    SHACKLE
    PROPER
    WITH
    TOOLS
    AND TACKLES. ALSO ALL THE NECESSARY PPES SHOULD 1.00 1.00 3.00 3.00
    CRANE.
    BE USED WHILE WORKING 1.00 4.00 3.00 12.00
    DO NOT REDUCE FALLS OF EOT CRANE WIRE ROPE, AS IT
    USE OF PPES LIKE GLOVES, GLASSES AND DUST MASKS 1.00 1.00 3.00 3.00
    MAKE SURE NO TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS AND MANPOWER
    IS STILL LEFTOVER ON THE SITE 1.00 1.00 3.00 3.00

    SMP: Standard Maintenance Procedures


    SWP: Safe Work Procedures
    s contributing to High Risk

    Severity :-
    0.5 Minor (Injury without time/work restriction - FAC)
    1 Major (Injury with time/work restriction - MTC RWC)
    2 Serious (Irreversible effect handicap-LWC)
    3 Critical (One fatality, instantly or afterwards)
    6 Disaster (more than one fatality, instantly or afterwards)
    10

    Priority for the measures to be taken

    4.00
    3.00
    2.00
    1.00
    ION, RISK ASSESSMENT (HIRA)

    ISSUED BY :
    Additional controls
    Residual risk with additional controls
    Priority
    E S P TR
    1.00 4.00 3.00 12.00 4.00
    1.00 4.00 3.00 12.00 4.00
    1.00 1.00 3.00 3.00 4.00
    1.00 4.00 3.00 12.00 4.00
    1.00 4.00 3.00 12.00 4.00
    1.00 1.00 3.00 3.00 4.00
    1.00 4.00 3.00 12.00 4.00
    1.00 1.00 3.00 3.00 3.00
    1.00 1.00 3.00 3.00 4.00

    Probability :-
    ut time/work restriction - FAC) 1.00 Virtually Impossible: only theoretical case (once in a life ti
    me/work restriction - MTC RWC) 4.00 Conceivable but improbable: once in a career (once in 20
    effect handicap-LWC) 7.00 Improbable/borderline case (1/10Y)

    instantly or afterwards) 15.00 Unusual,: ( once in 3y)

    one fatality, instantly or afterwards) 40.00 Possible (once every six months)
    Can be expected (once per week)

    Note:-
    1. Only R<20 can result in acceptable situation. R=>20, If no action is taken, the reason should be documented
    2. If S(Severity score is 15) is critical or more( one or more Fatality Potential) Treat the Priority as 1, even if the Ris
    Effective Date: 27.10.2019

    Doc No : MA01/MECH/HIRA/056
    Rev No :
    Page No :
    Effective Date : 01.10.2019
    Form #

    Non compl legal S/ NS Ref Doc (SOP/ SMP/ SWP/ MP)


    requirement (Y/N)

    N NS
    N NS
    N NS
    N NS
    N NS
    N NS
    N NS
    N NS
    N NS

    ly theoretical case (once in a life time) 0.2


    bable: once in a career (once in 20 Y) 0.5
    case (1/10Y) 1
    3
    months) 6
    per week) 10

    cumented
    t the Priority as 1, even if the Risk score is <200

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