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Appendix 04 - Task Risk and Impact Assessement Form

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Task Risk and Impact Assessment Form

REF-HSEMNGTS/ATT04/BGT-2024/Rev01
Base Drainage (Water Run-Off/Retention) Upgrades
Contract No:
TASK RISK AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT FORM

Revision History
S.No. Description Revision number Revision date Prepared by

Task Risk and Impact


1 00 22 April 2024 Anoop Anil Kumar
Assessment Form

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Work activity

Location

Ref. No

Assessor (name)

Date

Review Date

Notes: Who is at risk? – Employees (E); Others (O); Public (P)

Risk Factor (RF) = Likelihood (L) x Severity (S) in the absence of risk controls

Residual Risk Factor (RRF) = Likelihood (L) x Severity (S) when risk controls are in place

LOW = 1-3 MEDIUM = 4-12 HIGH = 15-25

Severity Severity
Likelihood

1. Very Unlikely 1. Very minor injury or environmental incident. No Likelihood 1 2 3 4 5


lost time absence.

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2. Unlikely Injury resulting in up to 3 days off work / .2 1 1 2 3 4 5


Environmental incident with no long term damage

3. Likely 3. Injury with more than 3 days off work / 2 2 4 6 8 10


Environmental incident requiring mitigation

4. Very Likely 4. Long-term absence / Significant environmental incident 3 3 6 9 12 15

5. Certain 5. Death / Major environmental incident 4 4 8 12 16 20

5 10 15 20 25 20

Who is at risk? Residual Risk


Risk Factor Preventive measures and
Factor
Activity Hazard Category Nature of Risk risk controls

R
E O P L S L S RRF
F

Fall on same level Bodily or head injury

Fall from height Physical injury or death

Fall on stairs Physical injury or death

Struck by moving object Physical injury or death

Struck by falling object Physical injury or death

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Striking fixed/stationary Physical injury or death


object

Trapped between objects Physical injury or death

Trapped by collapsed Physical injury or death


object/structure

Collision Physical injury or death

Contact with sharp object Physical/eye injury

Contact with flying particle Physical/eye injury

Contact with Physical injury


rotating/moving machinery

Physical/eye injury,
Contact with extremely
scalding, burns, skin/tissue
hot/cold items
damage

Contact with live electrical Death or burn injury


conductor

Exposure to noise Permanent hearing loss

Exposure to airborne dust Respiratory problems

Exposure to harmful Physical bodily or eye


substances – carcinogenic, injury, respiratory disease
highly toxic, toxic, corrosive, or condition, anaphylactic
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shock, skin disease,


irritant, etc. (solids, liquids,
cancer, poisoning,
particulates, dust, mist,
asphyxiation, chronic
fume, vapor, gas, etc.)
conditions

Exposure to ionizing Radiation burns, radiation


radiation (alpha, beta, sickness, cancer
gamma)

Exposure to non-ionizing Burns, tissue damage, eye


radiation (UV, infrared, damage, skin disease
microwave, lasers, etc.)

Exposure to extreme Heat stress, dehydration,


temperatures hypothermia

Musculoskeletal injuries &


Exposure to vibration
chronic conditions

Death, major physical


Fire / explosion
injury, burns, asphyxiation

Death, major physical


Uncontrolled release of
injury, blast injuries,
energy (e.g. pressure)
hearing impairment

Oxygen enrichment or As for explosion above or


depletion asphyxiation

Drowning Death

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Asphyxiation Death

Physical injury, acute or


Manual handling of loads chronic musculoskeletal
injuries/conditions

Ergonomic hazards &


use of Display Screen
Equipment (DSE)

Physical injury, acute or


Repetitive movement/action chronic musculoskeletal
injuries/conditions

Stress Stress-related illness

Miscellaneous injury or ill


Lone Working
health

Spill Soil / Water pollution

Emission Air pollution

Risk
Action and Timescale
Level

Low No additional controls are required. Consideration should be given to improvements that pose minimal financial or time burden upon the
company. The risk control measures should be monitored on an ongoing basis to ensure their effectiveness.
(1 to 3)

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Medium Efforts should be made to reduce the risk to a more tolerable level, but the associated costs need to be in line with the benefits. The identified
risk reduction methods should be implemented within clear timescales. If the risk has either high likelihood or high severity, then further
(4 to 12) investigation should be undertaken on how to specifically reduce these impacts before the work activity is carried out.

High Work should not be started until all appropriate risk control measures have been fully implemented.
Once measures are in place, the activity should then be reviewed further by a competent person to ensure the risks have been reduced to a
(15 to 25) tolerable level.

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