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Hazard Pages

The document is a site risk assessment checklist for occupational health and safety. It contains questions to evaluate potential hazards at work sites related to people, general site conditions, activities, PPE and tools, vehicles, and emergency response. The checklist is used to identify uncontrolled hazards which must then be reassessed on a residual risk register form.

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Hazard Pages

The document is a site risk assessment checklist for occupational health and safety. It contains questions to evaluate potential hazards at work sites related to people, general site conditions, activities, PPE and tools, vehicles, and emergency response. The checklist is used to identify uncontrolled hazards which must then be reassessed on a residual risk register form.

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY

Site Risk Assessment Checklist

Residual Risk Register


Form 2/2
Severity Likelihood Risk
A Death/Major injury or 1 Likely to occur AI/A2/B1 Unacceptable, Stop the work,
major damage to immediate action to reduce the
property or equipment risk, apply more
B Reportable injury (i.e. 2 Possible to occur A3/B2/C1 Urgent attention to reduce risk
Over 3 days absence)
C Minor Injury or damage 3 Slight chance of occurring B3/C2/C3 Attention is required. Frequent
to property or equipment review to
ensure risk is controlled

Risk Evaluation
Identified Hazards Additional Control Measures Severity Likelihood Priority
(uncontrolled)

Contractor: Assessment Date:


Site ID:
Site Name:
Site Type: Roof top /Monopole / Palm Tree / Shelter G.F Tower/ Other: ...............
Assessor Name: Title: Signature:
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
Site Risk Assessment Checklist
Form 1/2
Important Note: This form must be assessed carefully according to job type, any marked questions with "Unsafe", you should go to form 2/2 named Residual
risk register" to re-assess the uncontrolled identified hazards, where additional control measures must be in place pr ior starting the job
Assessment Date:
Site ID:
Site Name:
Site type: Rooftop /Monopole / Palm Tree / Shelter G.F Tower / Other:.......................................
Contractor: Assessor Name: Title: Signature:
Status
Potential Hazards Yes No
(Safe) (Unsafe) NA
Person(s) who carry the job:
1-Are all team members are competent, certified and authorized to do the job?
People 2- Are all team members are medically fit to do the job they are assigned to?
3-Is a competent supervisor available on site?
4-Is any high risk activity by minimum of two personnel attending and at least one of them trained on emergency
procedures; (e.g. WAH rescue, emergency shutdown, first aid, firefighting...etc.?)
1-Is the site housekeeping in good condition?
2-Is the site secured and has limited access? And are all the warning and safety signage in place. (e.g.
General Electrical, limited access, climbing, radiation...etc.?
Site 3- Are the site & surrounding area free from flammable, combustible liquids, or gases, explosive agents, vapors,
fumes, dusts and mists?
Conditions
4- Are all the means (e.g. doors, road, stairs...etc.) allow safe access and egress?
5-Is there a safe distance from overhead electrical cables?
6- Is the site free of animals, snake, and other harmful attacks?
7-Is electromagnetic risk controlled?
8- Are all electrical conductors and apparatus passed visually inspection "isolated and working properly" (e.g.
wires, cables, switches, controls, generator, transformers, lamps, batteries, fuses, D.B protection, earth means
installed..etc.)?
9- Is there any further unsafe condition observed in site?
1- Is manual lifting used in accordance with good practices "e.g. planned, appropriate pulley’s system used,
drop zones marked, secured and done under supervision...etc."?
2- Are lifting operations planned before being undertaken and using suitable equipment, competent operator
who has a valid license and applying good work practices?
3- Are appropriate controls for WAH applied (e.g. only by trained and physically proven, two
Activity
riggers minimum, using fall arrestor or fall restraint system properly...etc.?
4-Is the rooftop safe (e.g. roof edge protected, no skylight, no fragile roof, no weak points)?
5-Safe load limits are calculated prior to start the work?
6-Is the area under loading clear and allow safe movements? Is drop zone barricaded?
7-Rigging equipment for material handling is inspected prior to use in each shift?
8- Are all Hot Works controls are applied (e.g. planned, trained on use and techniques ones, using proper
PPES, rescue and emergency plan developed and n place...etc.?
9-Are electrical work controls applied (e.g. no live electrical activity, proper PPES, Lockout/ Tag out, portable
hand tools grounded and double insulated, earth means, permanent wiring used instead of extension
cords...etc.?
1- Are appropriate PPEs used and pre-inspected as hazards are indicated?
PPE and 2- Are fall protection PPES and tools used in a good safe working condition (e.g. harness, lifelines and
Tools lanyards)?
3-Foot & head protection in a good safe working condition?
4-Are tools and equipment subject to appropriate system of pre-use/after use checks, visual examination and
are thy maintained in a safe condition, neatly stored, safely carried?
1-Do Vehicle used to transport employees comply with Vodafone requirements (e.g. airbag, ABS, seatbelts,
Vehicle equipped with emergency kits...etc.)?
and Safety 2-Is the vehicle driver trained on Safe driving techniques?
Vehicle Safety
3-Is there an inspection checklist inside the vehicle, signed by the site engineer?
Emergency Response
4- Are the vehicle daily inspection, preventive/corrective maintenance, driver evaluation done and proven?
5-Are there a speed monitoring system and carkit installed?
1- Is there an emergency response plan in place?
Emergency 2- Are people well trained in the emergency plan?
Response 3-Is the first aid kit fully loaded with all the required materials?
4-Is there a certified fire fighter at the site?
5- Is there proper maintained 3kg fire extinguisher with the team?
6- Is there a certified working at height rescuer at the site?
7- Is there proper maintained recuse kit and prepared to use?

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