Risk Assessment

Painting
Location / Project: Levana village E – Packages # 84 & 85 Date: TRA No. ATC-RAS-009

TRA Team: HSE & Construction Team Description of Work Activity: Painting
 Potential Risk
S Activity
Hazard
Severity Likelihood
Value
Recommended Control Evaluation Risk After Control

• Everyone must take TBT about job &job Severity Likelihood

Risk
must doing by only combatant person. Value
• All workers should be take site induction
Lake of knowledge of job& & task briefing before entering job site.
Prepare job, person
Lack of awareness of 4 3 12 • Specify a paint that has less health hazards
And Design Stages
painting / solvent hazards / risks during the painting process. 4 1 4
• Proper PPE to be used (safety shoes, safety
glasses, safety helmet, rubber gloves, vest,
dust mask and fall body harness).
• Review the permit to work and consult the
• Miscommunicatio permit office as to what other activities
n resulting in have been authorised to proceed in the
incompatible area.
Raise the issue at the daily permit to work
Painting

activities taking
place at the same co-ordination meeting so all other AA’s
Set-up time being carried 3 3 9 understand what your task entails and where 3 1 3
out in the wrong you intend to perform it.
location. • Gain assistance where necessary when
• Sprains and strains manually lifting.
from lifting • Moving heavy items.
material. Utilise mechanical lifting apparatuses where
practical.
• Competent person for erection scaffold.
• Scaffolding material Inspected & Ground
is compacted.
Collapse material of • Handrail, med rail, toe board fall body
Scaffolding scaffolding, fall from 4 5 20 harness with two lanyards and check 4 1 4
height& fall objects absorber (scaffold standard).
• Proper PPE to be used (safety shoes, safety
glasses, safety helmet, gloves, vest and fall
body harness).
 • Supervision to ensure that personnel are
supplied with the correct PPE suitably
trained in its use and that they wear it at all
times during spray painting.
• Health monitoring shall be carried out for
personnel involved in painting activities.
• PTW system to be in place to identify
Overexposure to the fumes 3 3 9 3 1 3
hazards, risks, controls and also to identify
conflicting activities i.e. painting near
burning / welding activities.
• Supervision shall be aware of the
emergency procedures in case of
overexposure and / or any other accident /
incident.
Painting
• All hoses shall be fitted with 'whip-checks'
to prevent the airline from whipping if
disconnected whilst under pressure.
High pressure airline
breakage.
3 3 9 • Safety clips shall also be fitted at all 3 1 3
connection points.
All air lines shall be isolated and
depressurised when not in use
• Equipment shall be included in a formal
preventative maintenance programme
• Personnel shall visually inspect all
Inadequate maintenance. 3 3 9 equipment prior to use for any damage 3 1 3
Equipment shall be handled with care to
prevent abuse and damage. When not in
use, equipment shall be held in the stores
 • Barriers shall be erected around the area
where spray painting is taking place and
signage shall be posted.
• Only authorised personnel shall be
Inadequate control of work permitted in the painting area.
4 2 8 4 1 4
area. • The spray painting area shall be enclosed
with suitably robust sheeting to prevent the
transfer of paint.
Suitable emergency procedures shall be in
place; including eye wash stations
• Personnel shall ensure that where possible
hoses are routed over-head and do not
obstruct access / egress routes.
Tripping hazards from cable
4 2 8
• If it is necessary to route hoses across 4 1 4
routing access & egress routes then a ramp or
scaffold boards shall be laid either side of
the air line for protection and barrier tape
used to highlight the potential hazard.
• Proper PPE to be used (safety shoes, safety
glasses, safety helmet, gloves, vest and fall
body harness).
Contact with paints /
4 2 8 Personnel shall ensure that they wash their 4 1 4
solvents.
hands, arms and face thoroughly after paint
spraying operations to remove any paint or
solvent contaminants off the skin.
• TBT about fire should be taken & how to
use fire extinguisher?
• Fire extinguisher to be available on
Fire 4 4 16 4 1 4
location
• Trained Fire watcher will be existed.
Ensure proper Housekeeping.
 • Care must be exercised by all personnel
when lifting loads greater than 25
Kilogram in weight. Where possible the
Using incorrect techniques
Manual Handling 3 3 9 load should be shared between two people. 3 1 3
Over exertion.
Any load exceed the physical capabilities
of personnel MUST be lifted with the aid
of mechanical equipment.

• Spill Storage to be well ventilated place.

• Ensure the paints didn’t exposed to the
sun.
• Fire extinguisher to be available on
Storage Tripping hazards 3 3 9 3 1 3
location.
• Ensure proper Housekeeping.
• MSDS must be available on location.
Smoking isn't allowed nearest storage place
 • Trained First aider must be
appointed.
• A First Aid Kit & stretcher must be
available to use it in case of
injury.
• Every equipment must be
equipped with First aid kit and
operators are trained to use it
• Emergency number must be
posted.
• Equipment operator must attend
a Fire fighting training session.
• Incident/accident/near misses
must be reported immediately
Risk of injury due to
Emergency Case • Every equipment/vehicle must be
Equipment Accident / Fire
equipped with one fire
extinguisher (inspected/colour
coded
• The injured person must not be
moved or given any liquids unless
by a first aid trained personal.
• A site vehicle must be present
nearby in case if the injured
person needs to be transferred to
a hospital.
• Ambulance shall be called if the
injured person requires special
equipment’s to be moved.
 Prepared by Checked by

Name: Hassan Shalaby Name: Eng. Amr Anwar

Position: HSE Manager Position: Project Manager

Signature: Signature:
Note:
For normal circumstances the risk management shall be reviewed on annual basis, and depending on the magnitude of risks and the potential severity of
hazards, these should be immediately reviewed by competent staff. As a typical issue for these reviews one should verify if the base assumptions have
changed since the original design was implemented or since the risks were reviewed previously i.e.:
• If the Plant/equipment performance lived up to the expectations of the original design in terms of accidents, incidents and equipment uptime.
• If there are changes in the work environment or the work practices concerning the hazard which the risk assessment addressed.
• There is evidence that the risk assessment is no longer valid.
• If someone is harmed from exposure to the hazard that the assessment dealt with.
• Are the Legislation and/or public perceptions changed regarding what is now considered acceptable/unacceptable?