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1 ETHEKWINI MUNICIPALITY Occupational Health & Safety Unit BASELINE RISK ASSESSMENT Document Title Baseline Risk Assessment Client EThekwini Municipality – Human settlements Project Construction of 96 units at KwaMashu community residential units (CRU) Contract Number 1H-47612 Internal reference BRA272/05/2021 Compiled by (Safety officer) Name and surname: Siya Nkosi Signature: Date: 13/05/2021 Reviewed by (Manager: Safety& Risk) Name and surname: Arty Zondi Signature: Date: 13/05/2021

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ETHEKWINI MUNICIPALITY

Occupational Health & Safety Unit

BASELINE RISK ASSESSMENT

Document Title

Baseline Risk Assessment

Client

EThekwini Municipality – Human settlements

Project

Construction of 96 units at KwaMashu community residential units (CRU)

Contract Number

1H-47612

Internal reference

BRA272/05/2021

Compiled by (Safety officer) Name and surname: Siya Nkosi

Signature: Date: 13/05/2021

Reviewed by (Manager: Safety& Risk)

Name and surname: Arty Zondi

Signature: Date: 13/05/2021

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BASELINE RISK ASSESSMENT

1. INTRODUCTION: In accordance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act, (Act 85 of

1993) the Legislator places specific requirements on an Employer. One of these is prescribed

in Section 8(i) of the Act where it requires the Employer to ascertain the risks and dangers

which may occur within the workplace or section of the workplace and then goes on to

establish working procedures or practices.

2. PURPOSE: This is conducted to create a benchmark of the potential risks that apply to

the whole project or business operation.

3. SCOPE: This assessment could be approached on a site, regional or national level

concerning any facet of the business operation or process or activity.

4. REVIEW AND MONITORING PLAN

The risk assessment form part of the health and safety plan to be applied on the site and

must include the following:

(a) The identification of the risk and hazards to which persons may be exposed.

(b) An analysis and evaluation of the risk and hazards identified based on a documented

method,

(c) A documented plan and applicable safe work procedures to mitigate, reduce or

control the risks and hazards that have been identified;

(d) A monitoring plan; and

(e) A review plan

5. REFERENCES

(a) Tender document number 1H – 47612

(b) Occupational Health & Safety Act and its Regulations

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6. LOCALITY PLAN

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SCOPE OF WORK

Fire protection installation

Retaining wall

Fencing

Temporary works

Structures

Site establishment

Site clear and grub

Excavation

Construction of platforms and slab

Concrete works

Blockwork/ wall-plates

Construction of roof

Working in fall risk positions

Scaffolding

Hand tools and electrical tools

Plastering

Painting

Compaction

Soil poisoning

Electrical works

Construction vehicles and mobile plants

Corona virus

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1. RISK ESTIMATION AND EVALUATION

RISK CLASSIFICATION USING A RISK SCORE TECHNIQUE

Exposure (E) How frequently does the hazardous event occur Risk level Continuously …………………………………………………………………………………………… 10 Frequently (daily) …………………………………………………………………………………… 6 Occasionally (weekly) …………………………………………………………………………… 3 Unusually (monthly) ……………………………………………………………………………… 2 Rarely (few a year) ………………………………………………………………………………… 1

Probability (P) The probability of a loss when the hazardous event does occur Risk level Frequent (happens often) ……………………………………………………………………… 10 Probable (quiet possible) ……………………………………………………………………… 6 Occasional (unusual, but possible )……………………………………………………… 3 Remotely possible (has happened somewhere) ………………………………… 1 Improbable (practically impossible) …………………………………………………… 0.5

Severity (S) Consequences of the hazardous event Risk level

Catastrophic many fatalities; or interruption of longer than 2 weeks; or asset or environmental damage (or both) exceeding R100m …………………… 100 Disaster (few fatalities; or interruption between one and 2 weeks; or asset or environmental damage (or both) exceeding R10m) ………………… 40 Very serious (one fatality; or interruption of 6 days; or asset or environmental damage (or both) exceeding R100,000 ……………………………… 7 Important (temporary disability; or interruption between 6 and 24 hours; or damage exceeding R10,000 ………………………………………… 3 Noticeable (first aid needed; or interruption of less than 6 hours; damage exceeding R1000) ……………………………………………………………………… 1

Risk classification (Risk score = E x P x S ) Risk score Risk level Over 400---------5 Very high risk – discontinue operation or activity 200 to 400 ------ 4 High risk – immediate correction needed 70 to 200------- 3 Substantial risk – correction needed 20 to 70--------- 2 Possible risk – attention needed Under 20 -------- 1 Risk accepted

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BASELINE RISK ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET: IDENTIFYING EXISTING & POTENTIAL RISKS

Activity Hazard Risk Risk Evaluation

Risk Score

Risk level

E P S

1 Fire protection installation

Damage to main pipeline; open excavation

Loss of water in the area; fall risks; dislocation; fracture

3 6 3 54 2

2 Retaining wall

Manual and mechanical excavating and construction of retaining wall (G-locks)

Machinery running-out of control; Incompetent operator; oil/ petrol spillage; noise; open excavation

Injury to body; damage to nearby property; soil contamination; dislocation; broken bone;

6 6 3 108 3

3 Fencing

Digging; installing poles and fence

Unsafe hand tools; sharp points

Injury to hands; 6 3 1 18 1

4 Temporary works

Collapsing of temporary works; no temporary work supervisor;

Head injuries; death; unsafe temporary works

6 6 7 252 4

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5 Structures

Collapsing of temporary works; no temporary work supervisor;

Head injuries; death; unsafe temporary works

6 6 7 252 4

6 Site establishment

Manual and mechanical clearing of the area.

Offloading and positioning of containers using a mobile crane.

Fencing off the site.

Installation of temporary water, electricity ect.

Machinery running-out of control; Incompetent operator; oil/ petrol spillage; uneven terrain; Manual handling

Falling of load/ container;

Sharp points; Unsafe hand tools

Improper connection; Electrocution

Damage to nearby properties; injury to employees; soil contamination; Capsizing of the construction mobile plant; Injury to hands

Injury to nearby employees

Injury to hands

Destruction of services in the area; unlawful connection

2 6 3 36 2

7 Site clearing and grub

Clearing of the site using construction

Machinery running-out of control;

Damage to nearby properties; injury

3 6 3 54 2

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mobile plants and hand tools

Incompetent operator; oil/ petrol spillage; dust; noise; uneven terrain; Manual handling

to employees; soil contamination; respiratory disease; noise induced hearing loss; capsizing of the construction mobile plant; Injury to hands

8 Excavations

Mechanical and manual excavations

Open excavation; public exposure to excavations; machinery running-out of control; Incompetent operator; oil/ petrol spillage; dust; noise; uneven terrain;

Falling into the excavation; broken bone, dislocation; lawsuits; damage to nearby properties; injury to employees; soil contamination; respiratory disease; noise induced hearing loss; capsizing of the construction mobile plant; Injury to hands

6 6 3 108 3

9 Construction of platforms and slabs

Cutting of platforms

Machinery running-out of

Injury to employees/

6 6 3 108 3

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Construction of slab

control; Incompetent operator; oil/ petrol spillage; dust; noise; uneven terrain;

Cement dust inhalation; overbending;

public; soil contamination; respiratory disease; noise induced hearing loss; capsizing of the construction mobile plant

Respiratory disease; back pain

10 Concrete works

Cement dust inhalation; Unsafe hand tools

Respiratory disease; injury to hands

6 3 3 54 2

11 Block work

Unsafe hand-tools; Cement dust inhalation; unsafe access to elevated positions

Injury to hands; respiratory disease; Falling from; elevated position, fracture, dislocation

6 3 3 54 2

12 Construction of roof

Unsafe access to the roof; fragile roof; manual handling and lifting of roof

Fall risk; Back pain; falling of trusses/ roof material; unforeseen medical

6 6 7 252 4

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trusses ; no medicals; no roof work planning; collapsing of roof structure

conditions; collapsing of roof structure; death

13 Working in a fall risk position

Falling from; falling into; falling off

Broken bone; death; dislocation; fracture

6 6 7 252 4

14 Scaffolding

Unsafe scaffolding; Untrained erector; unstable ground

Fall risk; death; disablement; collapsing of scaffolding; fracture; dislocation

6 6 7 252 4

15 Hand tools and electrical tools

Unsafe tools; Untrained or unauthorized operator;

Injury to body; damage of tools

6 3 1 18 1

16 Plastering

Flying objects; cement dust inhalation; working in elevated positions

Injury to eyes; respiratory disease; fall risks

6 3 7 126 3

17 Painting

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Flying objects; paint inhalation or ingestion; working in elevated positions

Injury to eyes; respiratory disease or health problems; fall risks

6 3 7 126 3

18 Compaction

Compacting using a wacker

Dust; vibration; Untrained operator; oil or petrol spillage

Respiratory diseases; body pain; injury to feet; ground contamination

3 6 1 18 1

19 Soil poisoning

Ingestion of poisoning

Health risks; death

3 6 7 126 3

20 Electrical work

Lack of supervision; unqualified installer; unsafe hand tools and electrical tools

Improper installation; injury to hands

3 6 7 126 3

21 Construction mobile plant and vehicles

Untrained operator or driver; noise; dust; vibration;

Collision with other vehicles; damage to property; noise induced hearing

6 6 7 252 4

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other vehicles loss; body pain; death; disablement ect.

22 Corona virus

Transportation of employees

Use of site facilities and hand-tools

Preforming construction work

Employee screening

Meeting/ toolbox talks

Overloaded

construction

or public

vehicles

Non-

compliance

with COVID19

guideline

Sharing of

facilities and

hand tools

Failure to use

or to provide

disinfectants

Virus

contaminated

facilities and

tool

Being in an

enclosed place

Lack of

protective

gear

Failure to

Employees or public could be infected with COVID19 virus

Could be arrested or fined

Contracting COVID19 virus/ death/ severe illness

6 6 7 252 4

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apply distancing

RISK PROFILE:

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