Workshop on the Use of Risk Assessment Tool

Risk Assessment

Task Hazard Risk Priority Control

(L/M/H)
1. Using a. Electrical Shock a. The power drill is M a. Electrical Shock:
a Power b. Falling Objects an electrical tool, - Ensure the power
Drill to c. Strain or Sprain and there is a risk of drill is unplugged
Assemble d. Eye Injury electric shock if not when not in use.
Furniture handled properly. - Inspect the power
b. When using the cord for any
power drill, there is damages before use.
a possibility of - Avoid using the
objects falling from power drill in wet or
heights, such as damp areas.
screws or furniture b. Falling Objects:
parts, which can - Clear the work area
cause injuries. of any clutter or
c. The repetitive objects that can fall.
motion of drilling - Securely fasten
can lead to strain or objects and use
sprain in the wrist, clamps or supports
arm, or shoulder if when necessary.
not done with - Wear proper
proper technique. personal protective
d. Flying debris or equipment (PPE),
wood chips can including a hard hat.
cause eye injuries if c. Strain or Sprain:
proper eye - Use the power drill
protection is not with a balanced grip
worn. and maintain a
neutral wrist
position.
- Take regular breaks
to rest and stretch the
muscles.
- Use ergonomic
tools or accessories,
such as a drill with a
side handle, to
reduce strain on the
body.
d. Eye Injury:
- Wear safety
goggles that provide
appropriate eye
protection.
- Inspect the goggles
for any damages or
scratches before use.
- Keep bystanders at
a safe distance and
ensure they also
wear eye protection
if necessary.