Unit IG2: Risk assessment

Declaration: By submitting this assessment (Parts 1 – 4) for marking I declare that it is entirely my own work. I understand that falsely
claiming that the work is my own is malpractice and can lead to NEBOSH imposing severe penalties (see the NEBOSH Malpractice Policy
for further information).

Important note: You mustrefer to the document ‘Unit IG2: risk assessment – Guidance and information for learners and Learning
Partners’ while completing all parts of this assessment.Your Learning Partner should provide you with a copy, but it can also be
downloaded from the relevant resources section for this qualification on the NEBOSH website.

Part 1: Background

You should aim to complete this section in 150 - 200 words.

Topic Comments
Name of organisation* Saudi Aramco Nabors Drilling
Site location* Platform 1501 Jubail Saudi Arabia
Number of workers 42
Saudi Aramco Nabors petroleum drilling is an oil and gas contractor that operates several oil and
General description of the organisation
gas rigs that carry out drilling and maintenance work
This risk assessment aims to ensure that the necessary measures are taken to systematically reduce
Description of the area to be included in the the risks associated with the drilling site in a manner commensurate with the cost and practicality,
risk assessment and risk reduction or control measures are applied that can prevent the occurrence of the risk
(prevention measures) or mitigate its consequences mitigation measures
Any other relevant information A platform for performing a maintenance operation on an oil well
* If you’re worried about confidentiality, you can invent a false name and location for your organisation but, all other information provided
must be factual.

You should aim to complete this section in 100 - 200 words.

Note: this section can be completed after you have competed your risk assessment.
Outline how the risk assessment was The risk assessment process was initiated by referring to the current manual for the safe working
carried out this should include: practice of Saudi Aramco Nabors Drilling Company in drilling operations. (API) and the standards
 sources of information consulted; of the Petroleum Institute of America (IADC) and maintenance work. I also used the resources

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  who you spoke to; and available on the website of the International Association of drilling contractors after looking at the
 how you identified: sources of information, and then toured the site of the rig for physical examination and interviewed
- the hazards; the personnel responsible for conducting the operation. The information I obtained from the
- what is already being done; and platform management staff was in line with the established policies and procedures. It also
- any additional controls/actions reviewed the accident and incident reports generated at the specified work site and reviewed the
that may be required. health and operational alerts published by Saudi Aramco Nabors Drilling Company with reference
to accidents and incidents that occurred in the entire industry. After the scan, I checked the notes
that I made during the scan. And the sources of information that I have already reviewed to help
me decide on any additional control measures or actions that were required.

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 Part 2: Risk Assessment

Organisation name: Saudi Aramco Nabors Drilling

Date of assessment: 07/04/ 2025
Scope of risk assessment: On the drilling platform
Hazard Who might be What are you already What further controls/actions Timescales
category and harmed and how? doing? are required? for further Responsible
hazard actions to be person’s job
completed title
(within …)

Toxic gases Workers, visitors and 1. monitor the wind 1. installation of additional wind Immediately HSE officer
third-party crews may be direction at all times balloons if necessary.
Exposure to toxic exposed. during Operation. 2. keep only essential characters 1 week Rig Manager
gases such as 2. provide fixed gas on site during critical
hydrogen Exposure to toxic gas can detectors in critical operations. Immediately HSE Officer
sulphide and cause multiple damages. areas. 3. ensure that there are no
Carbon monoxide 3. Provide mobile Gas obstacles at the gate. Immediately HSE Officer
that can be Deaths and reputation
Detector for the work 4. create a transition zone and
discharged impact
team. put barriers to avoid
towards the oil 1 week Rig Manager
platform 4. checking the safety, unauthorized entry.
calibration and 5. installation of signs "restricted
readiness of ventilator area-prevents the entry of 2 months
equipment for use. unauthorized persons". HSE Officer
5. ambulances and an 6. ensure that all people on site
evacuation bus are have valid training in the use 1 week
ready on a stand of ventilators. HSE Officer
outside the gate of the 7. make sure that the emergency
oil platform. exercises are carried out
before the start of the

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Hazard Who might be What are you already What further controls/actions Timescales
category and harmed and how? doing? are required? for further Responsible
hazard actions to be person’s job
completed title
(within …)
operation and on a weekly
basis.

Electric shock Workers are using faulty 1. all portable electrical 1. all broken electrical Three days Electrical
portable electrical equipment was equipment must be replaced. Supervisor
Electric shock equipment. inspected by a 2. electrical equipment should month Electrical
while working on By using faulty electrical competent person one be inspected by a competent Supervisor
electrical equipment workers will year ago. person at least once every 6
system, be exposed to live months. 2 months Electrical
Electrical electric current and can 2. workers were trained 3. the current leakage breaker Supervisor
generators, cause electrocution
in the use of portable must be installed to prevent
Panels & leading to serious
electrical equipment. electric shock when any
Distribution injuries, such as Burns,
boards, Cables electrocution and even current leaks from any Electrical
& sockets, HV death 3. workers use portable damaged part of the 2 months Supervisor
Cables, electrical equipment equipment.
Overloading of under the supervision 4. purchase low-voltage HSE Officer
the of a site supervisor. electrical equipment and use Three days
electrical it wherever possible.
system 5. provide electrical personal
protective equipment.
Slips and Trips Workers, visitors, 3rd 1. all workers must wear 1. add more garbage bins near 2 days Supervisor
party crew & client personal protective work areas.
Slip Hazards staff could get slip and equipment. 2. all diesel / gasoline tanks 1 week Mechanic
fall have all openings locked and
valves closed to avoid any

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Hazard Who might be What are you already What further controls/actions Timescales
category and harmed and how? doing? are required? for further Responsible
hazard actions to be person’s job
completed title
(within …)
Wet floor, which is having a 2. conduct orientation leakage during lifting or 2 weeks
Contaminated potential to cause before starting work moving. Supervisor
floor oil, grease injuries like fractures to with all employees. 3. all equipment is free of debris
at rig floor. bones, dislocation of 3. manage cleanliness or any unnecessary tools or
joints, bleeding, and order throughout equipment before moving. daily HSE Officer
Trip hazards muscular sprain and the working period. 4. impose a risk recognition
Un even floor strain, etc 4. Carry out work only in program.
surfaces,
good light conditions
training cables
and stop work during
and hoses,
adverse weather
conditions.
5. monitor the
behaviour of people
and correct it if
necessary.
6. the presence of a leaky
box for secondary
blockers of chemical
barrels
Crane Signal man, Rigger, 1. Crew has a training in 1. Barricade the potential dropped Immediately Rigger
Mobile crane operator. lifting and rigging operation. zone area.
Mobile crane Workers and visitors
toppling or who are moving 2. Signalman is wearing 2. Stop using crane hook with Immediately Crane
colliding, falling around high visibility vest. broken wire-rope strands. Operator
load, load
striking people Dropped object could 3. Tagline is being used to 2 days Rigger
or fixed object, result in fractures, control the load.

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Hazard Who might be What are you already What further controls/actions Timescales
category and harmed and how? doing? are required? for further Responsible
hazard actions to be person’s job
completed title
(within …)
disabilities, death, 3. Get the crane and wire-rope re-
multi-fatalities, damage 4. Crane has valid inspected by competent &
rd
to below equipment, inspection sticker. approved 3 party. 1 week Crane
crane damage, etc Operator &
5. Lifting gears have valid 4. Include wire-rope inspection Rigger
color code check in Crane operator daily
inspection checklist.

5. Assigned banks man shall be

signalling crane movements at all
times
Working at Crew working at 1. Crew is trained for work 1. All fall protection equipment 1 week HSE Officer
height heights, Inspection at height safety. need to be inspected.
staff working in mast.
Potential fall Personnel including 2. Fall protection equipment 2. All anchor points need to load 1 week HSE Officer
hazard while workers and visitors is provided. tested as per company
working on the can also injured if at requirement.
derrick height person fall on 3. Mast log book in place
them but not filled properly. 3. PTW system should be 3 days Rig Sup
implemented and monitored.
Fall from height could 4. Company required PTW
result in fractures, for work at height in Mast 4. Mast log book need to be filled Daily Area Sup
disabilities, even but not being followed. properly before commencing any
deaths to the falling work at height.
crew. If they fall on 5. Vertical rescue kit from Daily Area Sup
crew working at lower heights is available and 5. Ensure area should be
level can also get crew is trained in its use. barricaded below and avoid entry
injuries of any worker

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Hazard Who might be What are you already What further controls/actions Timescales
category and harmed and how? doing? are required? for further Responsible
hazard actions to be person’s job
completed title
(within …)

Working in Crew members 1. Confined space PPEs 1. Install warning signs around all Immediately Derrickman
Confined working on mud tanks available and being used by open hatches and covers.
space. Electricians, crew.
Mechanics, Derrick- 2. Close all hatched and cover by Immediately Mechanic
Fall Hazard in man, Any one visiting 2. Warning signs available temporary fittings.
to confined the mud tanks during but not being used.
space while the job 3. Use of buddy system Always All crew
entering inside 3. Crew is trained in
mud tanks for Personnel can fall into Confined space work. 4. Installation of permanent Chief
maintenance confined space or get hatched and provision of portable 1 week Mechanic
and cleaning. trapped which result in 4. Rescue equipment hard barriers around openings.
Drowning in fractures, bleeding due available
mud tank to fall, entrapment 5. Develop confined space recue 1 week HSE Officer
contents, could result in 5. PTW system available plan and assign rescue team.
Chemical suffocation, for confined space jobs.
contact while unconsciousness. 6. Training rescue team and 1 month HSE Officer
cleaning tanks, 6. Watchman being perform periodic drills
Suffocation due assigned for confined 7. Conduct continuous gas tests
to toxic gases or space entry jobs while entering inside confined
lack of oxygen space
inside mud 8.. Use mechanical ventilators to
tanks. ventilate space prior to entry

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Hazard Who might be What are you already What further controls/actions Timescales
category and harmed and how? doing? are required? for further Responsible
hazard actions to be person’s job
completed title
(within …)
Forklift Workers, visitors, third 1. the forklift must be 1. all equipment must be Immediately Rig manager
operations party are affected, operated by a inspected and certified before
people caught between qualified and trained use Daily Forklift
Struck by Forklift, one thing and another, person. 2. complete the forklift checklist operator
Caught between people struck by forklift 2. the forklift should be before operating it. Immediately
forklift and fixed while in operation, inspected before use. 3. The flag man must wear
structured. equipment failure, 3. the permissible safe orange or yellow reflective Monthly Rig manager
equipment damage. load is clearly defined. vests and stay in the field of
view of the operator. Chief
4. install the reversing alarm Mechanic
device and flashing light on
the forklift.

Manual Workers on the rig floor 1. provide manual 1. Conducting manual handling Immediately HSE Officer
Handling drilling, maintenance handling training for techniques on functional
workers Disorders of the all workers. training.
musculoskeletal-motor 2. provide mechanical immediately Rig Manager
system, back injuries, equipment to help. 2. ensure that a sufficient
While handling wounds, detention 3. assign a sufficient amount of workers are
drill slips without between two things amount of workers for assigned to each task. three months Rig Manager
bending their
each task.
knees and by
3. provide "iron rovnik" to
using back
muscles eliminate the use of hand-held
spatulas.

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Hazard Who might be What are you already What further controls/actions Timescales
category and harmed and how? doing? are required? for further Responsible
hazard actions to be person’s job
completed title
(within …)
Heat / cold stress Workers, visitors and 1. Conducting awareness 1. Conduct practical campaigns Immediately HSE Officer
third parties campaigns. on thermal stress and heat
working in dehydration, fatigue, loss 2. Provide sufficient stress.
extreme hot or of concentration and water at the drilling 2. Provide a balance of work and Immediately Rig Manger
cold weather. ability to perform tasks site. rest for all employees.
safely

Fire Hazard Workers, visitors and 1. Fire extinguishers are 1. Install temporary smoke and Immediately Electrician
third-party crews may be available. heat detectors to alarm crew in
Fire hazard due exposed. case of fire.
to electrical 2. Crew is trained to use
short circuit , fire Welders and the Crew fire extinguisher. 2. Assign one watchman at Immediately Workshop
in welding working in close workshop to alert crew in case of Sup
workshop proximity 3. Fire attack plan is fire until installation of correct
leading to Of welding workshop available and fire response detection system.
propagation of teams are assigned. 1 week
fire In-Case of sparks from 3. Installation of new fire detection Operation
the electrical 4. Fire alarms are installed system. Manager
equipment installed in but not being tested. 1 month
the workshop and 4. Installation of automated fire Operation
welding equipment 5. Fire detection system suppression system in workshop. Manager
being operated available but not functional
electrically which could 5. Periodic inspection and Weekly
result in fire and fire maintenance of fire detection and Mechanical
detection system suppression system Engineer
would not be able to
detect the fire may

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Hazard Who might be What are you already What further controls/actions Timescales
category and harmed and how? doing? are required? for further Responsible
hazard actions to be person’s job
completed title
(within …)
lead to propagation of
fire. Property damage,
deaths, catastrophic
fire event

Chemical Mud engineer, 1. Designated mixing 1. Install HAZCOM signs at mixing Immediatelt HSE Officer
agents Chemical handlers hopper available for caustic area for all chemicals.
soda but its motor is not
working. 2. Repair the motor of caustic 1 day Electrical
Physical The hazardous mixing hopper. Engineer
Exposure to chemicals can 2. Appropriate PPEs
hazardous seriously burn human provided as per MSDS of 3, Provide separate exhaust
chemicals at skin if not handle with chemicals ventilation system at mixing area 1 month Operation
mud mixing proper care. (chemical gloves, for all chemicals to avoid inhalation Manager
area These chemicals can respiratory
cause fire and protections, chemicals suit 4. Revise PPE Plan and ensure its HSE Officer
explosion while mixing etc.) But not being worn appropriate implementation 1 week & Chemical
with water and could Engineer
lead to injuries and 3. Emergency equipment
fatalities. Inhalation of (safety showers, eye wash 5. Refresh chemical safety training HSE Officer
chemicals can cause etc.) available & of the crew. 1 month
damage to lungs and maintained.
can also damage eyes 6. Develop and follow maintenance Maintenance
4. MSDS available of plan for hopper and its motors Weekly Engineer
chemicals at mixing area

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Hazard Who might be What are you already What further controls/actions Timescales
category and harmed and how? doing? are required? for further Responsible
hazard actions to be person’s job
completed title
(within …)
Radiation Workers, inspectors, Training was provided to all 1. Adopt the three main Two weeks Rig manger
Exposure to high operators, contractors inspectors to operate the X- procedures to control X-ray
doses of ionizing working near the site ray machine safely. Warning activities (time, distance, and
radiation List of During ongoing X-ray signs have been posted on the protective). A week Rig manger
X-ray activities activities to inspect a site Restriction of X-ray 2. install a fence around the X-
new construction facility activities to certified ray activities to control the
the worker accidentally technicians only. radiation area. Month HSE Officer
passes the active source 3. provide health monitoring for
of X-rays and this all workers.
exposure can cause
radiation sickness and
may lead to cancer

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Part 3: Prioritise 3 actions with justification for the selection
Suggested word counts
Moral and financial arguments for all actions: 300 to 350 words
For EACH action:
Specific legal arguments: 100 to 150 words
Likelihood AND severity: 75 to 150 words
How effective the action is likely to be in controlling the risk: 100 to 150 words

Moral and financial arguments for ALL actions

Moral, general legal and financial Saudi Aramco's vision and mission is to keep operations accident-free, by keeping its employees
arguments safe from injuries or illnesses. One of the reasons why they work here is the belief that the
employer should take good care of their health. Enterprises must ensure that their activities do not
harm their employees, contractors, visitors, the public, and are morally obliged to do so.

Injuries / illnesses may be quick-healing or long-lasting. He usually deals with fast-healing injuries,
but this company also monitors the causes of long-term injuries.

Other than ethical duties, the reason for health and safety can also be compulsion. Financial
aspects are an example of this. There are three main financial reasons:

 Worker's injury: these are direct costs and relate to sick leave, medical care costs, paid paid
leave, loss of working time and so on. These costs are given top priority when an accident
occurs.
 Damage to equipment or buildings: these are also direct costs related to infrastructure. In
the event of any damage of this kind, there will be a significant loss for the company, as this
will directly affect the business.
 Costs related to reinforcement measures: a personal financial loss resulting from an injury
at work may have wide-ranging effects on the people involved. The financial loss of a
company can be almost completely devastating.

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 Another reason for maintaining health and safety standards is legal compliance. The International
Organization of Labor (ILO) is a United Nations agency that provides general rules in the form of
"conventions and recommendations" for health and safety. States can implement them directly or
impose some additional laws on enterprises in this regard. The company in question always takes
into account the health and safety of its employees, it always adheres to the rules and regulations.

The only goal is to prevent the impact of workers and the entire environment from the negative
effects of labor activities, methods or technologies used.

Justification for action 1

Action The LCB/RCD must be installed to prevent electric shock from occurring through any damaged
equipment.

The 7671 BS requires most, if not all, circuits to be protected BYRCD.

Specific legal arguments
The regulations of the 18th edition for the regulation of electrical connections are important for
ensuring the safety and efficiency of electrical systems. One of the main requirements of these
regulations is the use of residual current devices (RCDs) for protection against electric shock and
fire.
The likelihood of a serious event affects the likelihood of injury or damage to health. The probability
Consideration of likelihood AND
of an accident should describe the probability that the event will be realized during the use of the
severity
electrical system or process, or both, concretely. Taste can significantly affect the result of a risk
assessment. The use of gustatory information should be minimized as much as practically possible.

The severity of injuries or damage to health can be estimated by calculating reversible injuries,
reversible injuries, and death. The types of hazards to be considered usually include, but are not
limited to, shock and electrocution, burns, and trauma.

So the result of the probability and danger of occurrence is high.

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 How effective the action is likely to be Whether the regulations impose strict requirements on you or not, you should seriously think about
in controlling the risk. This should installing RCD protection for circuits. .
include: 1. Simply put, RCD devices save lives. They respond to ground defects much faster than any
other type of Fuse/switch. This ensures a power outage before it has a chance to cause a fatal
 the intended impact of the action;
shock.
 justification for the timescale that 2. the RCD can help protect against fire. Since RCD is much more sensitive than any miniature
you indicated in your risk circuit breakers (MCBs) or fuses, it can cut off the current in the event of a small ground
assessment; and defect.
 whether you think the action will Without RCDs, large ground defects can cause large amounts of current to flow without any
fully control the risk. interruption.

It is necessary to point out that RCD devices do not provide overcurrent protection on their own, and
therefore they should always be used in combination with a circuit breaker or circuit breaker
(RCBOs are different, as they combine RCD and circuit breaker in one package.

Justification for action 2

Action Installation of an alarm, a flashing lamp on a forklift

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 The ILO has made a recommendation in the field of vehicle safety at workplaces stating: "when
Specific legal arguments
possible, change the layout of the workplace ".Or use vehicles with appropriate safety features.

Moreover, the Occupational Health and Safety Act imposes on employers the control of risks in their
workplaces and the management of Health .And safety properly

Consideration of likelihood AND Likelihood: due to the involvement of flaming workers and team leaders in daily activities involving
severity the use of the forklift, and due to the fact that forklift operations are carried out at the drilling site
daily, the work is ongoing and an incident related to the forklift at Level 4 is very likely

Degree of danger: Industrial Statistics in the Kingdom indicate a 90% probability of a forklift being
involved in a serious injury or death accident during its useful life. The Occupational Safety and
Health Administration estimates that there are serious injuries and deaths as a result of using
forklifts annually for this

This risk is classified as (dangerous4 - or significant). Due to the probability of falling into Level 4
and the seriousness of Point 4. The activity of using a forklift is an extremely high-risk activity.

How effective the action is likely to be In workplaces with pedestrian traffic and forklift traffic, the presence of warning lights and
in controlling the risk. This should alarms is extremely necessary. Even if people have to go through specific areas regularly,
include: they know when to pay attention to heavy machinery. By installing a warning alarm on the
forklift, employees will be able to be aware of the presence of the forklift and help avoid the
 the intended impact of the action;
area, which will reduce the likelihood and severity of an accident
 justification for the timescale that
you indicated in your risk
assessment; and
 whether you think the action will
fully control the risk.

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Justification for action 3

Provide the Iron ravnik machine to eliminate manual handling while using the manual key.
Action

Specific legal arguments As it is required by ILO R164, Recommendation 10 that employer should provide safe
equipment and methods of work at premises. Legal requirements may include the Floor-
men might register a complaint against the employer in local court that employer is not
providing safe equipment to work with nor the trainings to manually handle the equipment
and hence, he is responsible for their injuries. As Per Manual Handling Operation
Regulation 1992 (HSW)
(1) Each employer shall –
(a) so far as is reasonably practicable, avoid the need for his employees to undertake any
manual handling operations at work which involve a risk of their being injured; or
(b) where it is not reasonably practicable to avoid the need for his employees to undertake
any manual handling operations at work which involve a risk of their being injured.

Likelihood: As the floor-men are involved in day to day operation of handling of the Drill Slips
Consideration of likelihood AND
severity and other tools, handling of slips is being conducted in every minute on daily basis during
tripping operation and the job is frequent therefore likelihood is at Cat-5 ,
Severity: failure to use correct manual handling might result in back pain and ultimately
damage to back muscles, slip discs, injury to upper and lower limbs and disability, therefore
it is categorized (severity-4 or Major) in severity matrices.
Due to likelihood at cat-5 and severity at point-4 make it extremely risky activity
How effective the action is likely to be To eliminate manual handling of keys. The third discovery that requires urgent action is the
in controlling the risk. This should provision of the roughneck Iron machine and the crew so that floor-men provide active training of
include: equipment and tools involved in manual handling before. Which is hydraulically operated. There are
ethical, legal and financial requirements for this
 the intended impact of the action;
 justification for the timescale that
you indicated in your risk Ethical requirements may include that the employer provides safe equipment for work and safe work
assessment; and systems, which in this case will be the provision of .Iron roughneck machine.

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  whether you think the action will
fully control the risk. Financial requirements may include injuries that may result in injuries resulting from loss of time,
interruption of operations, unproductive time in transporting the injured to the hospital, financial
cost related to medical treatment and sick leave costs for workers.

The time frame provided for this saving is very important since it will be possible for the employer
to provide the roughneck Iron machine and provide it at the work site in three months, this is also
sufficient and cannot endanger the crew for a longer period of time, and one week of training is
reasonable to complete this task.

When the hydraulically powered roughneck Iron is supplied to floor-men, their work will be limited
to the operation of hydraulic controls, which will reduce the likelihood and severity of injury

Ethical requirements may include that the employer provides safe equipment for work and safe work
systems, in this case it will be through. Iron roughneck saving machine.

For ethical requirements may include that the employer provides safe equipment for work and safe
work systems, in this case it will be by providing an Iron roughneck machine

From a financial point of view, injuries that may result in injuries may include missed work periods,
interruption of operations, unproductive time in transporting the injured to the hospital, financial
costs related to medical care and the costs of sick days for workers.

The time frame provided for this saving is also decisive; it is possible for the employer to provide
the roughneck Iron machine and bring it to the work site within three months, which is enough time
and cannot endanger the team for a long time, and one week of training is reasonable to complete
this task.

Part 4: Review, communicate and check

Suggested word counts for each section:
 Planned review date or period and reasoning for this: 50 - 100 words
 How the risk assessment findings will be communicated and who needs to know the information: 100 - 150 words

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  Follow up on the risk assessment: 100 - 150 words.

Planned review date/period with The company's policy is to review the risk assessment at least every 6 months. Therefore, the
reasoning revision date is set after 6 months, which is on May 15 .2024

How the risk assessment findings will I will arrange a meeting with the field supervisor to review and agree on procedures in the risk
be communicated AND who you assessment. I will then provide a summary of the results and actions of the oil platform. The results
need to tell of the risk assessment will be included in the Register of preventive measures of the oil platform (e-
portal) She will be communicating with the workers during the next weekly safety meeting where I
will also advise the workers on the actions to be taken.
How you will follow up on the risk The record of preventive actions of the oil platform will be reviewed on a weekly basis with the line
assessment to check that the actions supervisors. I will follow up with the person in charge of each of the procedures to see the progress
have been carried out of each procedure. If the procedure is not fulfilled for completion, the responsible supervisor must
provide justifications. The much delayed procedures will be referred to the field supervisor through
the platform manager.

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