24. Mobilization Risk Assessment.xlsx

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3	Project Name						Project Ref #							Assessment Date
4	Assessed By						Next Assessment							Project Start Date
5	Task/Activity/Job			Mobilization			Tools/Equipment
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8	S/#	Task (in a logical sequence)			Risk Identified & who might be affected		Probability	Severity	Risk Score	Risk Rating	Controls Measures					Residual Risk
9	S/#	Task (in a logical sequence)			Risk Identified & who might be affected		Probability	Severity	Risk Score	Risk Rating	Existing Controls			Recommended Controls		Residual Risk
10	1	Leveling and compacting for site office area.			Slip, trip, fall, working near the moving vehicles. Workers and other people can be harmed.		3	3	9	Medium	1- Work area should be clear of obstructions. 2- Any spillage should be cleaned, and tidy. 3- All areas should be well illuminated. 4- Hidden hazards should be removed hidden under the soil. 5- Training shall be conducted on regular intervals. 6- STARRT card will be conducted before job starts.			1. Free Task briefing shall be conducted and information will be delivered to all the involved people.		3x1 = 3
11	2	Portable Cabins Transporation			Vehicle accident due to blockage of access/exit point, workers can be hit, and equipment can be damaged.		3	4	12	High	1- Ensure the passage is open, and clear of all obstructions. 2- The one-way entry/exit method is adopted for vehicles entry and exist. 3- Pedestrians and vehicle passage is segregated. 4- Speed control signs are placed. 5- Workers are trained and monitored.			Maximum 20km/h speed when driving onsite. Use of banksman when reversing the vehicle.		2 x 2 = 4
12	3	Lifting activity of the cabins, heavy loads and unloading.			Fall of load, crane collapse, hit by lifting load can damage the equipment and harm worker.		4	4	16	High	Lifting equipment inspected & certification available. 2- Lift calculation should be available. 3- Trained operator should be available. 4- Place the vehicle on the firm and stable ground. 5- Tag Lines should be used. 6- Outriggers should be deployed before lifting. 7- The area should be barricaded. No standing under the lifted load.			Ensure the workforce is competent, lift plan is prepared, emergency response plan is available onsite.		2 x 2 = 4
13	4	Electrical Appliances Installation			Electric Shock can result into injuries, skin burn, fatality as well as fire can ignited. Electrician and other workers can be harmed.		3	4	12	High	1- Use of 110V at worksite. 2- Ensure the GFCI and Circuit Brakers are used for protection. 3- Workers are trained and comptent technicians are being used for job.			STAART shall be given to the workforce, and a competent electrical engineer will provide the guidance and monitor the job activity.		2 x 2 = 4
14	5	Fence Installation			Manual handling, slip, trip, fall, can lead to injuries, and workers can be harmed.		3	3	9	Medium	1- Ensure the workers are trained to perform the manual handling. 2- Workers are provided with the relevant PPEs.			Ensure the workforce is given the details of the work, workers are given Red Man and Green Man training.		2 x 2 = 4
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16		Risk Rating		Severit								Probability			Severity
17		Risk Rating		1	2	3	4		5			1	Unlikely		First Aid
18		Probability (P)	1	1	2	3	4		5			2	Rare		Recordable/ Restricted Workday
19			2	2	4	6	8		10			3	Possible		Permanent Disability/ LTI
20			3	3	6	9	12		15			4	Likely		Single Fatality
21			4	4	8	12	16		20			5	Very Likely		Multiple Fatalities
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