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    Risk Assessment Maintenance: L - Likelihood S - Severity RL - Risk Level

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    This risk assessment document identifies hazards associated with welding activities during maintenance work. It lists 6 significant hazards: eye irritation, burn injuries, fume inhalation, fires, electric shock, and evaluates the initial and residual risk levels after control measures. The control measures include proper personal protective equipment like welding masks, gloves, and ensuring equipment is properly earthed. The document was approved by the Asset Manager on June 13, 2017.

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    Risk Assessment Maintenance: L - Likelihood S - Severity RL - Risk Level

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    This risk assessment document identifies hazards associated with welding activities during maintenance work. It lists 6 significant hazards: eye irritation, burn injuries, fume inhalation, fires, electric shock, and evaluates the initial and residual risk levels after control measures. The control measures include proper personal protective equipment like welding masks, gloves, and ensuring equipment is properly earthed. The document was approved by the Asset Manager on June 13, 2017.

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    This risk assessment document identifies hazards associated with welding activities during maintenance work. It lists 6 significant hazards: eye irritation, burn injuries, fume inhalation, fires, electric shock, and evaluates the initial and residual risk levels after control measures. The control measures include proper personal protective equipment like welding masks, gloves, and ensuring equipment is properly earthed. The document was approved by the Asset Manager on June 13, 2017.

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    Risk Assessment Maintenance: L - Likelihood S - Severity RL - Risk Level

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    Mohamed Elnagdy
    This risk assessment document identifies hazards associated with welding activities during maintenance work. It lists 6 significant hazards: eye irritation, burn injuries, fume inhalation, fires, electric shock, and evaluates the initial and residual risk levels after control measures. The control measures include proper personal protective equipment like welding masks, gloves, and ensuring equipment is properly earthed. The document was approved by the Asset Manager on June 13, 2017.

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    HSE Form : HSF -07-04

    Risk Assessment
    Maintenance Original Issue: 08-Jun-2017

    Department Maintenance Risk Assessment Number 01/17/v1


    Activity Welding ( welders ) Assessment By Mohamed Elnagdy – Cranes Manager
    Issuing Date 08-Jun-2017 Approved BY Revery Johnson – Asset Manager
    Assessment Date 08-Jun-2017 Approval Date 13-Jun-2017

    L – Likelihood
    S – Severity
    RL– Risk Level
    Risk Evaluation:
    Initial Risk Level Control Measures Residual Risk Level Responsibility
    S/N Significant Hazards
    L S RL L S RL

     Welding mask.
    1. Eye irritation from welding arc 4 3 12  Safety glasses. 1 3 3
     Welding screens. Welder and others

     Welding gloves.
     Welding mask.
     Proper welder safety
    2. Burn injuries from welding arc or spatter 4 4 16 shoes
     Overalls to be in good 1 4 4 Welding Welder and
    condition free from others
    tears, broken studs and
     zips.
    Handling gloves.
    3. Burn injuries from welded butt. 3 3 9  Allow adequate time for 2 3 6 Welder
    cooling of butt.

    4. Fumes emitted from the welding process 3 3 9  Welding respirators 1 3 Welder


    3

     Good housekeeping.
    Clear work area of all
    combustibles.
    5. Fires from welding process 4 5 20  Fire extinguishers and 1 5 5 Welder and others
    fire blanket required.
     Comply with site hot
    work permit/rules.
     Ensure the workpiece is
    properly earthed.
     Keep body parts clear
    6. Electric shock from welding torch/tongs 2 4 8 from operating torch. 2 4 2 Welder
     Ensure welding gloves are
    free from moisture.

    Process/Work Activity Detail:


    This H&S risk assessment caters for the hazards presented by welding activities inside and outside maintenance workshop.
    This procedure does not cover other hazards that may be present on specific jobs such as working at heights or confined space.

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