Category Archives: HSE Procedures

Hand Tools Risk Assessment

This is basic risk assessment that is applicable for the use of hammer, screw drivers, knifes, hammers, snips, measuring tape etc. Hazards may include: Hand Injury Face/Eye Injury Foot Injury Injury to other parts of the body Control Measures Selecting the right tool for the job minimizes the risk of having an accident. Avoid using hand… Read More: Hand Tools Risk Assessment »

Work at Height Risk Assessment

Below is work at height risk assessment that covers work in any place including at or below ground  level and/or obtaining access to a place of work where an employee could fall a distance liable to  cause injury. Scope of work may include work at or below ground level – roofs, open edges, opes, risers,… Read More: Work at Height Risk Assessment »

Manual Handling Risk Assessment and Control Measures

This risk assessment is applicable for all persons involved in transporting or supporting of a load by 1 or more employees and includes lifting, putting down, pulling, pushing, carrying or moving a load, which, by reason of its  characteristics or of unfavorable ergonomic conditions, involves risks, particularly of back injuries to employees. Scope of this… Read More: Manual Handling Risk Assessment and Control Measures »

Job Safety Analysis For Screeding Civil Works & Download Link

Activity: Use of electrical equipment’s Hazards & Risks: Electrical Shock, Cables management issues, Personal Injury Control Measures: – Fire exit routes / Muster points shall be properly indicated by installation of signs. – Working areas shall be barricaded (only authorized personnel are allowed to enter). -Electrical Hand tools will be inspected before start the job… Read More: Job Safety Analysis For Screeding Civil Works & Download Link »

Construction Noise Control Measures, Plan and Procedure

This health and safety instruction provides information on the noise hazards and control measures regarding noise in the workplace with the view to prevent industrial hearing loss. The safety procedure is applicable for all kind of projects. Additional control measures may be required depending on project and country local legal occupational health and safety requirements… Read More: Construction Noise Control Measures, Plan and Procedure »