Risk Register

LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
SSP09/F01 Overall Site Risk Assessment Register
OVERALL SITE RISK ASSESSMENT

REGISTER SSP09/F01
Prepared and Issued by:
James Anderson, Senior Safety Manager, Lusail Development Safety Team

Reviewed by:
William Street, Senior Project Manager, Lusail Development Project

Authorised by:
Hazim Alsadek, VP, Engineer, Lusail Development Project
Revision History:
Revision
Date
Lusail Development Safety Team

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
Description
Revision: 1
Date
: 05/01/07
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: Page 1 of 17
LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
RISK ASSESSMENT REGISTER OF WORK ACTIVITIES PROFORMA

SITE/PROJECT :
No.
Task &
Activity
LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Electricity
PROJECT MANAGER:
Risk
Electric Shock, Burns
Electrocution, Death
DATE:
Initial Risk
S
L
R
Control Measures
Fire/Explosion
Burns, Death
Foreign Bodies
Injury to eyes/ Flying

objects, Cuts
Tinitus/Noise Induced
Hearing Loss
Noise
Consultants,Contractors
, Sub Contractors,
Visitors, Safety Dept.,
Public, Clients
Representatives
HOT WORK
Pipe Soldering
Disc Cutting
Welding
Inhalation of
Dust/Fumes
Injury to Respiratory
Tract/ diseases/cancer
acute and chronic

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
Ensure that all plant and

equipment is tested.
Only suitable tools and
equipment must be used on site
Suitable Fire Extinguisher in
location of hot work
Hot Work Permit issued from
Contractor. 45 min check-work
complete.
Suitable and sufficient PPE to be
worn with all hot work activities
(Goggles, Gloves, Dust Masks,
Ear Defenders,RPE, and
specific welding PPE.
Trained competent persons to
only operate or maintain any
specialised tools or equipment.
Carry out hot work activities in
well ventilated areas.
Loose Clothing must not be
worn
Disc cutting to be used on level
surface.
COSHH Assessments for
welding, hot cutting Pipe
Soldering required.
Method Statement required for
all hot work.
Remove all combustible
materials or liquids from hot
works work area prior to any hot
work activities commence.
Training and regular toolbox
talks carried out and recorded at
regular intervals.
Residual Risk
S
L
R
Risk Owner
Project/
Construction
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
MOVING OF
EQUIPMENT
PLANT &
MATERIALS
Hazard
Manual Handling
Collision/Collapse
Persons at Risk
Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Risk
Injury to Personnel
Injury to Personnel /
Damage to equipment
Initial Risk
Control Measures
Risk Assessment carried out prior to heavy
work commencing. Mechanical methods to
be used where possible, or multiple person
lifting.
Manual Handling
Back Injury/Strain/Sprain
Collapse/Collision
Injury to persons
Falls from Height
Injury to Operative
MOBILE/
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
TOWER
SCAFFOLDS
Falls from Materials
Injury to other persons

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
Ensure that scaffold is erected to

manufacturers instructions.
work.
Certified erectors only to erect
scaffold as per training guidance
and Instructions.
Erect Scaffold on firm level
surface.
Min 3.5:1 Height to Base Ratio
(Internal) Min 3:1 Height to Base
Ratio (External)
Double handrail with the top
hand rail erected to no less then
910mm with the gap between
the toe board and mid guard rail
and the mid and top guard rail to
not exceed 470mm.
Toeboards should be no less
then 150mm,
Access must be achieved from
inside by way of secured ladder.
No overloading with materials.
Brakes must be applied when
stationary.
No riding of tower scaffolds. No
persons to be on scaffold during
movement.
Scaffold must be inspected prior
to erection/weekly/ altered and
scaftagged.
Residual Risk
Risk Owner
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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: 05/01/07
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Risk
Initial Risk
Control Measures
Electricity
USE OF
PORTABLE
ELECTRIC
TOOLS
Fire
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Electric Shock
Electrocution
Injury to Persons
Property Damage
Manual Handling
Back injury Strain/Sprain
Physical
USE OF HAND
TOOLS
Falls of materials
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Bruising, cuts & sprains,

puncturing, damage to
property
Noise/Vibration

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
All electrical tools must be

tested.
Method statement required for
work
Wear appropriate PPE
(Gloves/Goggles/Hearing
protection)
Manual Handling assessment
prior to use of tools.
Lubricate rigid surfaces to
prevent friction
Inspect tools prior to all
operations.
Never use in wet conditions or
Confined Spaces/Flammable
atmospheres.
Provision of Toolbags or belts
while working.
Inspecting tools for loose and
deficient parts. Report and
replace immediately.
If using tools at height, secure
tool to you or scaffold.
Toe-boards and brick
guards/netting in place to
prevent accidental dropping of
tools or materials.
Wear appropriate PPE
(Gloves/Goggles/Hearing
protection/Head Protection and
Safety Footwear)
Monitored job rotation of
workforce.
Residual Risk
Risk Owner
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
Hand Arm Vibration,

Vibration White Finger
(VWF), WRULDs Noise
Induced Hearing Loss,
Tinitus
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Risk
Falls from Height
Back Injury, Fractures,

Cuts, Bruises, Death
Head Injury, Death,

Fractures, Cuts, Bruises
Initial Risk
L
R
Control Measures
Slipping/Collapse
USE OF
LADDERS
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives

Head Injury, Death,

Slipping/Collapse


SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
Live Electrical work : Wooden

Ladders only
Ladder must extend 1m beyond
o
platform, at 75 angle or 4:1
Height to Base ratio.
Ladder must be placed on firm
level base.
All ladders must be properly
tied (not by styles) to a fixed
sound structure
Ladders must be inspected
prior to use, and ladders must
only be used for short duration
light work and inspection, with
one hand on the ladder as a
minimum at all times. If this
cannot be done another work
platform is required.
Tools should be secured to
worker by toolbag/tool belt or
lanyard.
Deficient ladders must be
destroyed.
Hard Hats worn especially
below ladder.
Method Statement for work
activity.
If over 9m platform must be
provided.
Only one person on ladder at
one time.
Materials to be hoisted up or
carried in toolbag.
Working position should be not
less than 5 rungs from top.
Ladders must be 1 Industrial
ONLY.
Residual Risk
S L
R
Risk Owner
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Risk
Initial Risk
L
R
Control Measures

Falls from Height

Falls of Material
7
GENERAL
ACCESS
SCAFFOLD
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Head Injury, Death,


Collapse
Storage &
Use of
Hazardous
Substances
(Oils, Paints,
lubricants,
sealants,
solvents,
welding, wood
grinder dusts)
(EH 44)
(EH 40)
Inhalation of Dust
Fumes Vapours,
vaporised metals
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Lung Cancers & disease

leading to death, asthma,
sore eyes, vomiting
Contact with skin
Dermatitis, sensitisation,
skin diseases leading to
cancer
Contact with eyes
Visual Impairness acute

and chronic, burns.
Conjunctivitis

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
Erected by Competent CITB

Scaffolder.
Scaffold must be inspected
prior to erection/weekly/
altered and scaftagged.
Firm Level base to be used,
with suitable access/egress.
Double handrail with the top
hand rail erected to no less then
910mm with the gap between
the toe board and mid guard rail
and the mid and top guard rail
to not exceed 470mm.
Toeboards should be no less
then 150mm,
no more than 300mm gap
between structure and
scaffold.
No overloading with materials.
Scafftag to be used.
work activity.
All substances must have
accompanied Material Safety
Data Sheet requested from
producer.
COSHH Assessment on
substance required suitable to
work.
PPE must be worn requested
on label of tin/drum. If no label
is on substance do not use it.
Method Statement produced
with safest possible system of
work introduced.
First Aider on site with
adequate first aid facilities.
All workers aware of hazards
Residual Risk
S L
R
Risk Owner
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Risk
Initial Risk
L
R
Control Measures
Falls of materials
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Death, or serious injury,

fractures, bruises, cuts,
and possible all of above
Storage &
Use of
Liquefied
Petroleum
Gases (LPG)
0
FLAM>20 C
Propane
Butane or mix
of both
Fire
Explosion
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Property Damage, Injury

to personnel, Death
Death, Property Damage
Asphyxiation

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
Death or suffocation
Residual Risk
S L
R
Risk Owner
from COSHH Assessment.

Ensure adequate ventilation to
move or extract fumes, and
respiratory equipment is worn
Substances being used at
height must be secured to fixed
structure to prevent tipping or
falling of substance.
Storage of substances must be
secure and of good construction
with ventilation, placed in cool
and shaded area and out of
direct sunlight.
Ensure substance and
protective equipment is
disposed of in accordance with
Material Safety data Sheet.
Always clean hands and face
thoroughly before eating,
drinking or smoking. Barrier
creams and moisturisers.
Suitable fire fighting equipment
to be suitably located
Adequate warning signs to be
clearly displayed
work activity.
Always wear gloves and
overalls when handling LPG due
to frosting.
Adequate ventilation required
for use and storage of LPG as it
is asphyxiant and anaesthetic.
No naked flames allowed near
LPG.
Use soapy water to detect
leaks. If leak do not use any
electrical equipment or
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Risk
Initial Risk
L
R
Control Measures
Residual Risk
S L
R
Risk Owner
appliance with spark.
Contact with skin
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Frost Burns, loss of limb
11
Storage &
Use of Highly
Flammable
Liquids
(HFL)
0
FLAM<32 C
Petrol,
Oxygen,
Oxyacetylene
MAPP
Fire
Explosion
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Property Damage, Injury

to personnel, Death
Death, Property Damage
Contact with eyes

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
Burns, Visual
impairment.
LPG to be stored outside on a

firm level base, with secure
cage. Signs warning of LPG
erected outside storage.
Do not mix with Oxygen or HFL
unless 3m gap is evident. 1.5
m distance from any fencing
and 3m from any building, drain
cellar, or excavation. Do not
use in confined spaces, within
2m of lights.
LPG to remain upright and
secure at all times.
Purpose made secure trolleys
for transport of LPG on site.
Fire Extinguishers in LPG
locations.
Minimum quantities to be held
of HFL on site.
Suitable fire resistant store
required with signage warning
of HFL, with bunding, to
contain and prevent release of
liquids to drains that is 10% +
volume stored.
HFL to be kept in containers 5l
capacity for petrol with max 50l
and must be 2m from any
buildings.
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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: 05/01/07
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Risk
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Initial Risk
L
R
Control Measures
Contact with skin
Frost Burns, loss of limb
12
WORKING AT
HEIGHT AND
Falls from Height
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives


SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
Residual Risk
S L
R
Risk Owner

work activity.
No naked flames allowed
near HFL, and suitable fire
equipment near locations (Dry
Powder/Foam).
Spillages should be soaked up
with sand or absorbent
wearing appropriate PPE from
label of tin/drum/cylinder and
disposed of by manufacturers
instructions.
All spillages must be reported
as incidents.
Adequate ventilation required
for use and storage of HFL.
Materials Safety Data Sheets
to be issued from supplier, and
COSHH Assessment done on
site.
Planned work to ensure safe
access, working platform and
system of work.
Method Statement required.
Suitable signs and barriers
below work to inform others of
work above.
Edge protection above 2m with
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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: 05/01/07
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Falls from Materials Consultants,Contractors

, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Spillages
13
STORAGE
OF
MATERIAL/
PLANT AND
EQUIPMENT
ON SITE
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Collapse/Collision
Risk
Head Injury, Death,

Initial Risk
L
R
Control Measures
14
Vibration

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Head Injury, Death,

Fractures, Cuts, Bruises,
Burns, skin cancer
Burns, skin cancer,
Head Injury, Death,

Fractures, Cuts, Bruises,
Burns, skin cancer
Hand Arm Vibration,

Vibrational White Finger
(VWF), WRULDs
Risk Owner
double handrail and toeboards,

or brick guards/fans to prevent
materials falling.
Harnesses worn where

protection is not possible secured to fixed
structure capable of weight.
PPE including hard hats with

chin straps must be worn by all.
Working Platforms to be erected

and used by Competent
Persons.
Roofs should be surveyed in

plans prior to work commencing,
with routes for safe walking.
Tools should be suitably secured

to prevent the fall of tools
Use of
Pneumatic/
Vibration
Tools
(Drills,
Residual Risk
S L
R
Safe storage of plant, materials

and equipment should be
detailed in method statement.
Palletised loads should not
exceed two pallets.
Storage of pipes and cable
drums shall be chocked or
wedged.
Compressed gas stored
according to manufacturers
instructions, upright and secure.
No more than 2m high storage.
Drums and containers marked
up to identify hazards with
proper spill control.
Not to be stored in direct
sunlight
All equipment over 85dBA (Hard
to hear others >1m normal
voice) must ensure that
Operatives and others wear ear
plugs, over 90dBA ear
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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: 05/01/07
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
Concrete
breakers
Grinders
chain saws
chop saws)
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Risk
Initial Risk
L
R
Control Measures
Noise
Noise Induced Hearing

Loss, Tinitus
Electricity
(Contact with live
services)
Electric Shock
Electrocution
Foreign Bodies
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Eye Injury, Loss of Sight,

visual impairness
Lung Cancers & disease

leading to death, asthma,
sore eyes, vomiting
Inhalation of
Fumes/mists
15
Lifting of
Material/
Plant using
mobile
Collision/Collapse

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Death, Serious Injury,

property damage
Residual Risk
S L
R
Risk Owner
muffs/defenders.
Risk assessment specific to
noise, and PPE and method
statement required for activity.
If breaking into walls or floors
ensure cable detection is carried
out prior to break.
Survey existing drawings for
cable runs and pipework.
Identification of services carried
out live or dead.
Permit to Work issued for
activity, with isolations/lock offs
to existing services carried out.
If tool has high vibration factor in
Hz scale, assess duration of
activity, and rotation of job to
prevent prolonged use.
exposure assessments
required, and health
surveillance.
If short term exposure every
few minutes reduction must be
achieved, and short breaks
frequently taken,
Suitable PPE worn including
padded gloves specific for
VWFs. Compressors must be
maintained and receive
thorough examination.
COSHH Assessment required
for substances used such as
lubricating oil.
RPE and goggles will be
required if mist/dust is present.
All lifting operations must be
under control of an appointed
person who will be competent
to take overall responsibility and
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
crane
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Risk
Initial Risk
L
R
Control Measures
Representatives
property damage
Falls of material
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Electricity/
overhead power
lines
Electric Shock
Electrocution
15
Contd
Lifting of
Material/
Plant using
mobile
crane
(PM 54)
(PM 15)
(PM 16)
Collision/Collapse

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives

property damage
possess a method statement for

the work activities.
A Plan must be produced that
considers weight of load, radius
of lift, overhead clearance,
ground conditions, positioning of
crane, and lifting equipment
required.
An assessment of the ground
conditions must be carried out
by a competent person
Crane must be sited with min
600mm clearance around.
Distance from Overhead cables
must be length of jib + 6m, and
marked off to stop
encroachment.
Crane must have firm level
base with load bearing checks
made on ground to support
weight of crane and load, shock
loading, wind stress and slewing
torques.
Exclusion zones must be set up
prior,during and dismantleling of
lifting operations
Erection of crane must be
carried out by competent crane
erectors.
Operation of mobile cranes
must be carried out by a
competent certified person.
Slinging of loads must be
carried out by competent
Residual Risk
S L
R
Risk Owner
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
(contd.)
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Risk
Initial Risk
L
R
Control Measures
certified persons,
Lifting zone should be identified
and cordoned off to prevent
lifting over people.
For cranes over 1 tonne ASLIs,

radius load indicators and
motion limit switches must be
fitted and operational by audiovisual methods. The SWL must
be indicated on crane and never
exceeded.
Test load prior to lift by raising

150mm only.
Load must be correctly slung

and secured.
Loosed materials must be

carried in boxes/containers.
All lifting equipment must be

maintained to manufacturers
instructions, generally weekly
inspections by operative
required. After 12 months a
thorough examination (T.E.) or
Fork lifting accessories (chains,
slings) must have a thorough
examination after 6 months and
weekly inspection. Each rope
must identify SWL.
Method statement for work

activity is required with
assessments of nature and
extent of lead exposure.
Reduce lead dusts, fumes and

vapours where possible.
Maximum Exposure Limit
3
0.15mg Lead /m Air over 8hr
period must never be exceeded.
If blood level is 50micrograms
Lead / 100ml blood, workers
Residual Risk
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Risk Owner

property damage
Falls of material
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Electricity/
overhead power
lines
Working
with Lead
Lead based
paints
Soldering
Welding,
cutting lead
pipes
Ingestion of Lead
Inhalation of Lead

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
Electric Shock
Electrocution
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Lead Poisoning, kidney

damage, constipation,
weight loss
Nerve and brain

damage, teratogenic,
lead poisoning
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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: 05/01/07
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Risk
Initial Risk
L
R
Control Measures
Lead Poisoning, kidney

damage, constipation,
weight loss
Absorption of Lead
Poor operation
17
Use of PPE
(Personal
protective
Equipment),
RPE,
Poor seal
(Respiratory
Protective
Equipment),
Safety
Equipment
Hard Hats
Harnesses
Respirator
Masks
Failure of
Breathing
Equipment
Apparatus
Ear Protection

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
Injury to person
Death, or serious injury

, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Death or serious injury
must reduce exposure, if 60

micrograms worker must be
signed off work.
Proper PPE Assessment must
be carried out with attention to
Respiratory Protective
Equipment, goggles.
Adequate ventilation/extraction
must be provided local to lead
dusts/fumes/vapours.
Material Safety Data Sheet and
COSHH assessment required
for all use and cutting of lead
based paints, welding rods etc.
Damp area and use wet removal
of paint. Good hygiene, welfare
facilities needed.
Employers must provide PPE,
RPE, Safety equipment at all
times when necessary.
Ensure that all PPE, RPE is
assessed for suitability for job,
limitations, capability,
compatibility with other PPE.
additional hazards.A
method statement for work
activity is produced, with sitespecific risk assessments.
Read manufacturers instructions
for weaknesses and correct
installation or wear.
Training or
information/instruction should be
given on use, storage and
maintenance theoretically and
practically. Ensure that PPE is
adequate for job activity,
And all operatives exposed are
warned by signage and toolbox
talk. Ensure that suitable
storage is available for Safety
equipment on site.
Residual Risk
S L
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Risk Owner
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Risk
Initial Risk
S
L
R
Control Measures
Faulty Equipment
Injury to Persons, death
Contact with
Hazardous
substances
Burns (hot & cold),

serious injury.
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Pressure systems
18
Injury to Persons, death
Contact with
Hazardous
substances
Pressure systems
Explosion / Fire, injury to

persons
Installation of
new plant and
equipment
AHUs
Chillers,
Pipework
Ductwork
Faulty Equipment
Generators
Burns (hot & cold),

serious injury.
PB staff.
Contractors, Sub
Contractors, Visitors,
EHS Dept., Public,
Clients Representative
Explosion / Fire, injury to

persons
Gas Inhalation
Death, Asphyxiation

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
Residual Risk
S
L
R
Risk Owner
Method statement required for

installation, with hazards
identified at design stage and
control measures during
construction and on start up
provided.
Connections to existing systems
must be under permit to work,
with isolations and lock off
engaged.
Warning signage must be in
place where necessary
Guards and emergency stop
must be fitted prior to testing and
commissioning.
All plant and equipment must be
left in a secure and fail safe
operation while unattended.
PPE must be worn.
Manual handling assessments
required. COSHH.
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
Ensure supplier provides

installation team with operating
instructions, technical data and
limitations.
Certificate of test and
examination required to prove
safe operation from
manufacturer (Declaration of
Conformity).
No one must enter ductwork
under any circumstance.
A safe system of work must be
devised.
Pressure must not be applied
to system until full installation
has occurred with Safety
devices (PRVs) installed.
Only competent persons to
pressure test.
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Risk
Initial Risk
S
L
R
Control Measures
19
Installation of
Electrical
Wiring and
plant
Electricity
Distribution
Fire
HV Switchgear
Panels
Cables
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Electric Shock
Electrocution
Burns
Electric Shock
Electrocution
Burns
Electricity
20
Testing and
Commission
Electrical t
Distribution
Panels
Cable
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
Fire

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
Explosion
Burns
Death
Survey must be carried out of

all existing electrical circuitry
and method statement
produced for activity.
On all new build equipment no
work must be carried out live
until continuity testing and
commissioning has taken
place.
Connections to existing
appliances must be carried out
under a permit to work
procedure.
Reference to other hazards in
this register must be adopted.
Only competent electricians
must be employed to carry out
work in accordance with good
Wiring practices.
If live work is unavoidable a
separate specific risk
assessment will be required
Suitable fire fighting equipment
to be suitably located
All work must be carried out
under a permit to work system,
electrical and general work for
others in area.
Method Statement must be
carried out. Test equipment
must be insulated, calibrated,
and fused.
Only trained, competent
electricians n will be allowed to
test circuits.
Signs must be installed to warn
of energisation and restricted
access. Live work must be
carried out in accordance with
good practice
Residual Risk
S
L
R
Risk Owner
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT
SAFETY TEAM
No.
Task &
Activity
Hazard
Persons at Risk
Risk
Initial Risk
S
L
R
Control Measures
Display Screen
Equipment (DSE)
WRULDs, RSI, Eye

Damage, Stress,
Headaches,
Electricity
Death, Serious injury,

burns
Slips, Trips and

Falls
Sprains, strains,
fractures
Office
Work
, Sub Contractors,
Public, Clients
Representatives
21
Office Work
Passive smoking,
Fire
Death, serious injury,

burns, cancer.

SSP09/F01
Issue No: 01
All computer workstations must

have DSE Assessment carried
out. Regular breaks per hour
from screen. Eye test if user
(>2hours/day).
No overloading of power
circuits, with testing carried out
on all mobile equipment.
Never use equipment unless
given instruction to do so.
Fire fighting equipment,
evacuation plan and regular
inspection of both carried out.
Risk Assessment required for
office area relating to fire.
Audible alarms suitably located
in office
Fire wardens and suitable
assembly points nominated
and signs erected to inform.
Emergency lighting required
and checked monthly.
All staff and appointed persons
must receive regular training
and this must be recorded
Fire drills must be carried out
and recorded
All trailing cables must be
protected by trip mat.
Good housekeeping required
not to block exits.
No smoking or naked flames
allowed in office, smoking only
permitted in designated areas.
Any sub contractor working in
offices must be controlled and
monitored. All office staff and
visitors must sign in and out of
the building.
COSHH assessment for
materials used in office
Residual Risk
S
L
R
Risk Owner
Project
Manager/s
&
Supervisors
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LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT

OVERALL SITE RISK ASSESSMENT

Prepared and Issued by:

James Anderson, Senior Safety Manager, Lusail Development Safety Team

William Street, Senior Project Manager, Lusail Development Project

Hazim Alsadek, VP, Engineer, Lusail Development Project

Lusail Development Safety Team

RISK ASSESSMENT REGISTER OF WORK ACTIVITIES PROFORMA

Injury to eyes/ Flying

Lusail Development Safety Team

Ensure that all plant and

Falls from Height

Falls from Materials

Injury to other persons

Lusail Development Safety Team

Ensure that scaffold is erected to

Back injury Strain/Sprain

Bruising, cuts & sprains,

Lusail Development Safety Team

All electrical tools must be

Hand Arm Vibration,

Falls from Height

Back Injury, Fractures,

Falls from Materials

Head Injury, Death,

Back Injury, Fractures,

Falls from Materials

Head Injury, Death,

Back Injury, Fractures,

Lusail Development Safety Team

Live Electrical work : Wooden

Back Injury, Fractures,

Falls from Height

Head Injury, Death,

Back Injury, Fractures,

Lung Cancers & disease

Contact with skin

Contact with eyes

Visual Impairness acute

Lusail Development Safety Team

Erected by Competent CITB

Death, or serious injury,

Property Damage, Injury

Death, Property Damage

Lusail Development Safety Team

from COSHH Assessment.

appliance with spark.

Contact with skin

Frost Burns, loss of limb

Property Damage, Injury

Death, Property Damage

Contact with eyes

Lusail Development Safety Team

LPG to be stored outside on a

Contact with skin

Frost Burns, loss of limb

Falls from Height

Back Injury, Fractures,

Lusail Development Safety Team

Method Statement required for

Falls from Materials Consultants,Contractors

Falls from Materials

Head Injury, Death,

Lusail Development Safety Team