Risk Assessment

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Risk Assessment Activity: Site: Supervisor Date

Flower boxes are to be fixed to wall 1.5m away from swimming pool. Small site. Architectural Technologist 4/12/12

Hazard Identification and Risk Evaluation Hazards

Who is affected?

Lifting heavy objects Working at height

Construction worker Construction worker

Risk Evaluation 12 8

Swimming pool

Construction worker/public/AT

12

HIGH

Slippery floor

Construction worker/public/AT

9

MEDIUM

Power tools - Safety

Construction worker

16

HIGH

Power tools - Health

Construction worker/public/AT

6

LOW

Falling objects

Construction worker/public/AT

12

HIGH

Residual Risk HIGH MEDIUM

Control Measures The hazards (problems) above relate to the control measures (solutions) below. Implementing these measures will reduce the risk. 1

PHYSICAL - Can cause injury to back etc. 15kg/linear metre = 60+kg. Use technology to lift. Teach construction worker how to use technology safely.

2

PHYSICAL – Can cause injury to any part of body. Only 3m high. Use barriers/harness at height to prevent falling.

3

CHEMICAL – Can cause someone to drown. 1.5m away from site. Use barriers at ground level. Warning signs.

4

PHYSICAL – Can cause minor injury or worse if pool is unguarded. Use slip-proof lining on floor. Wear helmets.

5

PHYSICAL – Can cause minor/lethal damage to body. Electrocution a risk. Use a battery drill instead of electronic tools. Use hand guards. Teach construction worker safety.


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