Hiradc - Hot Work
Hiradc - Hot Work
Hiradc - Hot Work
Score Level
1.
1. ‘Hot Work’ Major injury Workers, OSHA 1994 1. All to wear
1. Burned by fires 2 4 8 M 5,6 Site Engineer/
(Electric Arc or explosions. Site Sect. 15 & 17 basic PPE
Site Supervisor/
Welding,2.Oxy- Supervisor (reflective vest,
Safety
Acetylene, safety helmet,
Supervisor/ Sub-
Argon Cutting / safety shoes,
contractor
Welding protective glove
activities and welding
Grinding) helmet) worn by
respective
personnel
2. Perform hot
work in a safe
location or
purpose
designated
area.
3. Make suitable
fire -
extinguishing
equipment
immediately
available.
PROJECT SAFETY AND HEALTH PLAN
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2. Provide UV
shielding for
arc welding
where
practical.
3. Ensure
adequate
ventilation
from toxic
welding and
cutting fumes.
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3. Store all
cylinders
upright and
chained in
separate racks.
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Note:
1. High risk – implement operational control(s) prior to commencement of work.
2. Basic PPE – Safety helmet, Safety boots and high visibility safety vest.
Probability
High risk – implement operational control(s)
prior to commencement of work. Probability Rating Severity Rating 1 2 3 4
(Assessing Likelihood) Severity
Very Unlikely, Probably Will Not Happen, 1 First Aid Injury / Ill Health 1 1 1 2 3 4
Yearly
Unlikely, Rarely, 6 months 2 Minor Injury / Minor Ill Health / No Lost Time Injury 2 2 2 4 6 8
Major Injury / Major Ill Health / Permanent Disability /
Likely, Occasionally, Monthly 3 3 3 3 6 9 12
Lost Time Injury / Property Damage
Very Likely, Frequently, Daily 4 Fatality 4 4 4 8 12 16