16 Pedestrians on Port Estate L.J.McAleavey 19.10.16 ITEM NO. TASK OR ASSESSED BY DATE PREMISES Risk assessment Activity Hazards No Preventive measures to be employed With preventive measures in place S L R=SxL Result 1 Pedestrians Moving road or rail Port staff Induction Training on SSOW 16 6 2 12 A on the Port vehicles resulting in Visitors Suitable and sufficient lighting estate contact with pedestrians General public Maintenance & inspection of pedestrian/vehicle/rail routes Ship's crew Personnel Protective Equipment must be worn Contractors Signage and barriers appropriately positioned Tenants Supervision for visitors 10 mph speed limit for vehicles 5 mph for rail freight Trained & certified drivers, banksmen & shunters Inspected & maintained vehicles Pedestrians to observe all signage & barriers Walking near or adjacent Port Induction training on SSOW 16 5 2 10 A to quayside edge resulting Tenants Suitable and sufficient lighting in falls into water General Public Regular inspection and removal of obstructions and Ship's Crew spillages Contractors Personnel protective equipment must be worn including Visitors life jacket Supervision for visitors Maintenance of pedestrian routes Flotation aids positioned KEY TO SCORING Severity : Trivial injury(ies) S = 1 Likelihood: Improbable L = 1 Results - See Evaluation Matrix. Minor injury(ies) S = 2 Possible L = 2 Single major injury S = 3 Occasional L = 3 Result: T = Trivial risk Multiple major injuries S = 4 Frequent L = 4 A = Acceptably controlled Single S = 5 Regular L = 5 N = Not acceptably controlled Multiple deaths S = 6 Common L = 6 U = Uncertain - further information needed 16 Pedestrians on Port Estate L.J.McAleavey 19.10.16 ITEM NO. TASK OR ASSESSED BY DATE PREMISES
ITEM NO. 16 TASK OR PREMISES Pedestrians on Port Estate ASSESSED BY L.J.McAleavey DATE 19.10.16 No Activity Hazards Preventive measures to be employed Risk assessment With preventive measures in place S L R=SxL Result 1 Pedestrians on the Port estate Moving road or rail vehicles resulting in contact with pedestrians Walking near or adjacent to quayside edge resulting in falls into water Port staff Visitors General public Ship's crew Contractors Tenants Port Tenants General Public Ship's Crew Contractors Visitors Induction Training on SSOW 16 Suitable and sufficient lighting Maintenance & inspection of pedestrian/vehicle/rail routes Personnel Protective Equipment must be worn Signage and barriers appropriately positioned Supervision for visitors 10 mph speed limit for vehicles 5 mph for rail freight Trained & certified drivers, banksmen & shunters Inspected & maintained vehicles Pedestrians to observe all signage & barriers Induction training on SSOW 16 Suitable and sufficient lighting Regular inspection and removal of obstructions and spillages Personnel protective equipment must be worn including life jacket Supervision for visitors Maintenance of pedestrian routes Flotation aids positioned 6 5 2 2 12 10 A A KEY TO SCORING Severity : Trivial injury(ies) S = 1 Minor injury(ies) S = 2 Single major injury S = 3 Multiple major injuries S = 4 Single S = 5 Multiple deaths S = 6 Likelihood: Improbable L = 1 Possible L = 2 Occasional L = 3 Frequent L = 4 Regular L = 5 Common L = 6 Results - See Evaluation Matrix. Result: T = Trivial risk A = Acceptably controlled N = Not acceptably controlled U = Uncertain - further information needed ITEM NO. 16 TASK OR PREMISES Pedestrians on Port Estate ASSESSED BY L.J.McAleavey DATE 19.10.16