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    This section should be used to summarise the

    key points of relevant risks identified

    by the team discussion

    TASK:The steps involved in

    doing the job

    HAZARD:What could go wrong

    and what would the

    effect be?

    CONTROLS:How can the hazard be prevented?

    Measures in placefor recovery

    What action to be

    taken if the control

    fails

    RESPONSIBILITIES:

    Who is

    going to take

    action?

    CONTROLS INPLACE?

    Yes No

    Review location

    drawings/Maps

    Lifting pipes by

    crane

    Hot work

    (welding, grinding)

    Transportation of

    6x12m pipes on trailer

    from storage area to

    worksite

    oDamage to existing

    lines during

    offloading activities

    oDropping objects

    oUncontrolled loads

    oSource of ignition

    (fire, explosion)

    o Personal injuries

    (burns/eye injuries )

    Noise fron assets

    oPipes movement

    while being driven on

    graded road causing

    slipping/unsecured

    load.

    oClear understanding of the location and the equipment on that

    location (topsides and buried).

    oCertified lifting equipment (crane, shackles, wires, etc...)

    oTag lines used by comptent rigger

    oBalance the pipes while moving them with side boom

    oOne comptent banksman only to give instructions to cranedriverwearing yellow vest

    oNo personnel to stand under suspended loads

    oBarrier around lifting area.

    oVHF Radio communications to be available (for all steps of

    the job)

    oInspect All sets before use

    oGas test

    oUse hot work enclosure (tent) and barriers/signs where

    applicable

    o

    Use PPE for hot work (i.e. welding mask, welding gloves)oEarthed welding sets inspected by electrical dep

    oCompetent fire watcher to be appointed

    oNo flammable materials at the work site

    oFire watcher to inspect site 30mins after welding

    oOrganize worksite (cables, machines, welding space, etc..)

    oHearing protection

    oFire Extinguisher

    oLoad stoppers on trailer

    oSecure loads by tight slings

    oNo metal-to-metal contact by (wood packingoTry and park the trailer on a level surface, where possible.

    oRemoval of securing devices only once by experienced one

    o Fire extinguisher

    shall be in place

    oMedical Kit in

    place

    oContact Radio

    Room

    Procedure/Work Guideline Reference:

    Welding and stringing of 6 pipeline of new Well OB AN Permit/Job Card No: 100 Risk Assessment Reference No:100

    Task Risk Assessment

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    Area: Location: Talk Leader: .Person Supervising: .Job: Date & Time:

    Reviewed by (initials):

    Talk leader ..

    H.O.D. .

    Office ...

    Action required:

    Update procedures

    Update risk

    assessments

    Other

    (Raise remedial action form or

    change requests as necessary)

    Hazard/Risk IdentificationHazard/Risk Management

    If so, the work may be hazardousand care should be taken toensure the work is done safely

    If the answer to any of thesequestions is NO, then the safety

    of people is at risk

    The talk leader should confirm the

    understanding of the group by

    asking open questions on the

    above points

    Will the work involve:

    The use of lifting equipment?

    (i) Is this TRIC a lifting plan

    (ii) Is a separate lifting plan diagram

    required/available?

    Working in noisy areas?

    Line breaching or potential hydrocarbon release?

    Environmental impact?

    Manual handlingmoving objects/loads? (If

    yes obtain /complete a manual handling

    assessment

    Working near objects that may move?

    Working in an area with poor lighting or a

    tight/confined space?

    Working at height?

    Working near areas that could cause personnel

    to slip, trip, or fall? Using portable electrical equipment?

    Working with equipment or connections under

    pressure?

    Working with dangerous goods and substances

    hazardous to health?

    Personnel who are new to the area or each

    other?

    Equipment which is potentially dangerous?

    Remember, everyone is responsible for:

    Using the correct tools for the job

    Being aware of the hazards around them and

    remaining vigilant to change

    Using the correct PPE for the job

    Making themselves aware of, and working within,

    the requirements of the PTW system, Procedures,Risk/MSDS/Manual Handling Assessments

    Can all personnel in the group answer YES to the

    following questions?

    Have all the significant hazards involved

    with the work been identified?

    Have control measures been identified for

    these hazards?

    Have the people responsible for implementing

    these control measures been identified and are

    these controls in place?

    Has the method of communication been agreed

    and tested?

    Is everyone aware of what is being done at the

    worksite?

    Are we aware of what everyone else is doing at

    the worksite?

    Does everyone know that any changes to the

    work plan have to be communicated to everyone

    involved in the work?

    Does everyone know that any new people

    joining the work party must be given a full and

    thorough handover?

    Single work party in area?

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