Document Name: Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Form EHS Form
Project/ Location: No.: Rev.
Activity/ Process: MILTER SAW Issue Date:
The Risk Assessment Severity (S) Likelihood of Occ. (L) Risk Rating (R) = S x L Risk Table (R )
1. List down activity steps. 1 No Injury 1 Very Unlikely
2. Identify and record for each hazard or any potential NI No direct effect VU not expected to occur for years 1 to 6 = Low Risk (L) (Acceptable, Monitor & Review)
to cause harm. 2 Minor / 2 Unlikely Likelihood (L)
3. Outline consequences if hazard is realized. MI First Aid/ Simple treatment U Expected to happen/recur annually 8 to 12 = Medium Risk (M) (Acceptable with controls) 1 2 3 4 5
Severity (S)
4. Identify the appropriate rating for severity and 3 Lost Time Injury 3 Likely 1 1 2 3 4 5
likelihood. Use table (R) in this form. LTI ≥1 days away from work L Expected to occur monthly 15 to 25 = High Risk (H) (Unacceptable) 2 2 4 6 8 10
5. Register the hazard of medium and high risk in to 4 Major Injury 4 Very likely 3 3 6 9 12 15
the significant environmental aspect and hazard MAI Serious injury/disability VL Expected to occur weekly Note: 4 4 8 12 16 20
register form # FRSS.40.02 5 Catasthropic 5 Certain Please refer to the main procedure for clear scoring and 5 5 10 15 20 25
6. Identify and record the control measures to be used F One or more fatalities Cer expected to occur on a daily basis rating definitions
then repeat the assessment with the controls Hierarchy of 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
in place. Control measure: Elimination Substitution Eng. Control Admin. Control PPE
Risk Revised Risk
Activity Steps Hazard Effect Additional
No. Existing Controls Note
(Detail Identification) (What could Cause Harm) (Who might be Harmed & How) S L R Controls S L R
1. Work as per safety Procedure
2. Remove all Jewelery before operating the
1. Body Injury.
1 Manual Handling Loose Cloths and jewellery Worker Miler Saw. 2 1 2
2. Amputation of body part
3. Avoid Miler saw to be operated by person
wearing loose cloths.
1. Using of dust mask, disposal coverall,
1. Inhalation of dust
gloves.
Dust Worker 2. Nose irritation 1 2 2
2. Proper ventilation.
3. Allergies
3. Remove the dust with vaccum cleaner
1. Work as per safety Procedure
Guard Worker 1. Body Injury 2. Regular maintenance. 3 1 3
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Blade Worker 1. Body Injury 2 1 2
Electricity Worker 1. Electrical Shock
Assessed By (Team) Checked By Verified By (EHS)
Note: This risk assessment is valid only for one year from date of release unless otherwise required to be revalidated and/or conditions significantly changed.
Siemens Ltd. Saudi Arabia
FRSS.40.01 R2
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Hazard Severity (S):
Rate the hazards severity from 1-5 as per the following situation:
1 = No Injury: Has no effect on health and safety
2 = Minor Injury: Does not significantly reduce system health and safety
3 = Lost time Injury: injury results in lost time (one or more days away from work), seeking medical
help
4 = Major Injury: injury results in permanent disability, serious health effects or property damage
5 = Catastrophic: Results in multiple fatalities and/or loss of the system
5 = Catastrophic: Results in multiple fatalities and/or loss of the system
SAFETY INSTRUCTION
1 Eye and ear protection are required when operating a miter saw
2 Don’t wear gloves, loose clothing, jewelry, or any dangling objects when operating a miter saw
All guards must be in place and operating. If a guard seems slow to return to its normal
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position or hangs up, adjust it or repair it immediately
4 Unplug or lockout power to the miter saw when making repairs or adjusting blades and guards
5 Hands and fingers must be kept clear of the blade by at least 6 in.
6 Clean the lower guard frequently to help visibility and movement
7 Use only the recommended blade size
8 Regularly check and tighten the blade and the blade-attachment mechanism.
Ensure that the blade and its related washers and fasteners are correctly positioned and
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secured on the saw’s arbor
To avoid losing control or placing hands in the blade path, hold or clamp all material securely
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against the fence when cutting.
11 Do not perform operations freehand.
12 Never cut small pieces
13 Long material should be supported at the same height as the saw table.
To avoid contact with a coasting blade, do not reach into the cutting area until the blade
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comes to a full stop
After completing a cut, release the trigger switch and allow the blade to come to a complete
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after the cutting is complete, injury can result from accidental contact.
When using a sliding miter saw, start cutting with the blade closest to you, plunge
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downward, and then push the blade forward on its sliders as you cut
