Tools without electrical electrocution Equipment maintenance Trained first aiders plugs, (just bare wires) Training on proper use of electrical hand Effective Incident Damaged insulation i.e. tools management worn electrical cables, Effective supervision Emergency response exposed wiring, Equipment tag out if damaged plans. non earthed wiring, Trained responders. etc Medics. Clinic. Risk Assessment Matrix Preventive Measures Mitigate Risk Assessment Matrix PDO or (RAM) People/ Environment / (RAM) People/ Environment / other Activity - Operating Forklift Rig Operation Assets/Reputation (PEAR) Assets/Reputation (PEAR) reference to – with new controls in place (Residual) etc HAZARDS THREAT Event Consequence Probability Consequence Controls (Barriers) Recovery Probability Consequence (Potential to do harm) (scenario) (how likely) (how bad) (how likely) (how bad) (letter) (number) Forklift in motion Incompetent Loss of control of the Fatality Assignment of licensed forklift operators Practiced emergency B 1 (P) (driving too fast with inexperienced operator forklift causing a tip Competence training for forklift operators response load at top of mast) over Testing and verification by an accredited Trained first aid training provider responders Effective supervision and management Effective Incident Control of allocation of forklift keys management C 4P Competent Rigger Banks man Emergency response Effective load management plans. Qualified Medics. Communication set Thuraya Ambulance and Clinic. Note: Incorporating lessons learned and findings from safety observations should be a part of TBT & JHA, it promotes awareness, thus improving safety performance and prevention of injuries. The above examples are for illustrative purposes only - purely examples to illustrate the principle Activity = Hazardous activity due to the associated with the activity” “hazards Threat is that that can release, unleash or cause the hazard to be realised examples: Threats are issues like Corrosion, over pressurisation, hot surfaces, alcohol, fatigue, sub standard practices, lack of attention or experience, poor visibility, speed etc Not all control barriers have been included in the above examples Determination of residual risk is dependent on contractor’s assessment
Tools without electrical plugs, (just bare wires) Damaged insulation i.e. worn electrical cables, exposed wiring, non earthed wiring, etc electrocution Equipment maintenance Training on proper use of electrical hand tools Effective supervision Equipment tag out if damaged Trained first aiders Effective Incident management Emergency response plans. Trained responders. Medics. Clinic. Activity - Operating Forklift – Rig Operation Risk Assessment Matrix (RAM) People/ Environment / Assets/Reputation (PEAR) Preventive Measures Mitigate Risk Assessment Matrix (RAM) People/ Environment / Assets/Reputation (PEAR) with new controls in place (Residual) PDO or other reference to etc HAZARDS (Potential to do harm) THREAT (scenario) Event Consequence Probability (how likely) (letter) Consequence (how bad) (number) Controls (Barriers) Recovery Probability (how likely) Consequence (how bad) Forklift in motion (driving too fast with load at top of mast) Incompetent inexperienced operator Loss of control of the forklift causing a tip over Fatality C 4P Assignment of licensed forklift operators Competence training for forklift operators Testing and verification by an accredited training provider Effective supervision and management Control of allocation of forklift keys Competent Rigger Banks man Effective load management Practiced emergency response Trained first aid responders Effective Incident management Emergency response plans. Qualified Medics. Communication set Thuraya Ambulance and Clinic. B 1 (P) Note: Incorporating lessons learned and findings from safety observations should be a part of TBT & JHA, it promotes awareness, thus improving safety performance and prevention of injuries. The above examples are for illustrative purposes only - purely examples to illustrate the principle Activity = Hazardous activity due to the “hazards associated with the activity” Threat is that that can release, unleash or cause the hazard to be realised examples: Threats are issues like Corrosion, over pressurisation, hot surfaces, alcohol, fatigue, sub standard practices, lack of attention or experience, poor visibility, speed etc Not all control barriers have been included in the above examples Determination of residual risk is dependent on contractor’s assessment
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