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Activity / Work Task: Overall Risk Assessment Code (Use Highest Code)

FDRMC Enclosure in High Bay

Project Location: Risk Assessment Code (RAC) Matrix

Building 1000, NSF Deveselu

Contract Number: Probability

N3319118F4076, TO 013 Severity

Date Prepared: Frequent Likely Occasional Seldom Unlikely

02/04/2019

Prepared by (Name / Title): Catastrophic E E H H M

VLAD IULIAN, SSHO, ICM SpA Critical E H H M L

Reviewed by (Name / Title): Marginal H M M L L

LIRCA LUCIAN, PM, ICM SpA Negligible M L L L L

Notes: Step 1: Review each “Hazard” with identified safety “Controls”. Determine (RAC) (See
above).
Due to extreme temperatures,
working program will include Probability: likelihood the activity will cause a Mishap (near miss, RAC Chart
more breaks (when activity is incident or accident). Identify as Frequent, Likely, Occasional, Seldom or
outside). All employees will Unlikely.
wear complete PPE (gloves,
goggles, coveralls, boots). Hot Severity: the outcome if a mishap occurred. Identify as Catastrophic, E = Extremely
tea is recommended to be Critical, Marginal or Negligible. High Risk
served all day long. A heating
H = High Risk
point where employees could
have breaks and get rest. Step 2: Identify the RAC (probability vs. severity) as E, H, M or L for each M = Moderate
Supervising of the works is “Hazard” on AHA. Annotate the overall highest RAC at the top of AHA. Risk
mandatory to all working
points. L = Low Risk

Job Steps Hazards Controls RAC

Mobilize& De-Mobilize Crane
onsite: Crane will be escorted &
moved into place (designated area)
Risk of injury to Automotive All personnel to attend daily site M
or Pedestrian traffic. safety meeting and review site safety
plan. Also, in place Traffic Manage-
ment Plan / TMP applicable.

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Use of safety glasses, hard hats, steel
toed boots and leather or canvass
gloves for this task

Work area should be delineated &

proper signage stating Un-Authorized
personnel & signs posted clearing the
set up area the night before.

Use pilot cars to get crane and trucks

to work-site. If during transit there is
a reasonable possibility of getting
near an overhead hazard, a
designated signalman shall be
assigned to observe the clearance and
give warning as crane approaches the
minimum required clearance.

When planning transit and exit of the

crane, the effect of speed and terrain
on the boom and crane movement
shall be considered.

Not having required signage Proper traffic control for pedestrians

needed for construction when pulling the crane onsite M
projects (flaggers, cones, signage closing area
down including sidewalks and roads)

Not notifying the owner of Verify TCP to ensure all areas in the
work to be performed in the plan are secure & free of un- M
area authorized personnel.

Not being properly trained Ensure proper PPE for all adjacent
in lifting and handling personnel. M
materials

The Area is unmarked off Mark off swing patch with caution
from the non-work area tape where live load & turret will be M
using warning signs and swinging.
hazard tape.

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Inspections: Crane Operator License
Annual/ Pre-Shift Crane Inspection
Rigging Equipment Inspection
Crane set up: Lay down outrigger
pads & extend outriggers
Hoisting Material: Picking material,
tools or equipment from rigging area to
the unloading zone.
ACTIVITY HAZARD ANALYSIS (AHA)
Risk of injury from
equipment failure or
operator error.
Risk of injury due to
unstable ground
Ground condition not
suitable or identify and
potential hazards that might
be counterweight swing
area.
Area not clear
Not enough room for crane
and trucking
Risk of injury from falling
objects
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Inspection of Operators / Oilers M
certification (to ensure current).
Inspection of Crane certs. & other
crane safety equipment.
Verify the correct crane with what
was submitted.
Verify ground condition lay out
proper ground protection and review
plan with on all site personnel
involved.
Inspection or Rigging equipment.
Verify ground condition lay out proper M
ground protection and review plan with
on all site personnel involved.
Ensure pads are stable for outriggers.
Discuss Traffic Management Plan (TMP) M
at safety meetings.
Make sure all personnel and public are M
clear and everyone is in communication.
All pinch points (Swing Radius) are M
determined and clear of any personnel or
public. (When crane is in operation,
maintain a minimum of 30 inches of
clearance
Be aware of overhead obstructions & M
your surrounding at all times.
Keep visual or audio contact with rigger
(pick up & landing points) at all times.
Certified Riggers/Competent Person shall
properly be setting up each crane hoist of
equipment and materials with a tag line
on each load.
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Operate equipment in strict accordance
with Manufacturer’s instructions.

Only authorized users can operate

equipment.

Ensure current certification of hoist (good

for 1 year from date of last inspection).

Do not overload or exceed any design

specification of hoist/sling.

Keep all body parts out of danger areas

to avoid pinch/crush injuries.

Use 2 people to control awkward loads.

Use a spotter as necessary for lifting

loads that create reduced visibility.

Use a hard hat when any portion of load

rises above shoulder level.

Use tag lines to control loads when

necessary.

Inspect sling and hoist prior to use.

Report any observed defect or safety

hazard to your supervisor immediately.

Where any object handled would possibly

cause injury to feet if dropped, safety
shoes will be worn.

Where any object handled could possibly

cause cuts, punctures or abrasions to
hands, appropriate gloves will be worn.
(Exception: where rotating machinery
presents a greater hazard of entangling
gloves, they are optional with written
justification).

Keep hands, hair and loose clothing clear

of all moving parts.

Loads overhead Mark off swing path with caution tape M

where live load will be swinging

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Obstructions in path of Once load is picked and swing is started M
swing radius Air Horn will be blown at the time of
swing

Not being properly rigged Clear work area of swing radius and 20 M
feet passed in all directions

Not having a tag line on Certified Rigger / Competent Person to M

each load check slings for damage before lifting, if
damaged cut up & dispose of in debris
box if necessary.

Manual Handling of Heavy Warn everyone onsite that lift is taking M

objects place and clear area

Handling of Heavy objects Manual Handling of Heavy objects will be M

not being coordinated by coordinated by team
team

Working Malfunctions Use two people to move / lift heavy M

identified during activities awkward objects;

Take occasional breaks to avoid

repetitive motion injury;

Use proper lifting techniques;

Use mechanical means to lift /

transport objects if available;

Operate equipment in strict accor-

dance with Manufacturer’s ins-
tructions;

Only authorized users can operate

equipment;

Report any observed defect or safety

hazard to supervisor immediately;

Where any object handled would

possibly cause injury to feet if
dropped, safety shoes will be worn;

Where any object handled could

possibly cause cuts, punctures or

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abrasions to hands, appropriate
gloves will be worn;

(Exception: where rotating machinery

presents a greater hazard of
entangling gloves, they are optional
with a written justification);

Keep hands, hair and loose clothing

clear of all moving parts.

Equipment to be Used Training Requirements & Inspection Requirements

Competent or Qualified
Personnel name (s)

Crane Certification (Crane Operator, Technical and Documents checking of the equipment ,
Electrician, Rigger, Lift Qualification of the Crane Operator and Rigger, Check – List
Supervisor) 16.2, PPE complete wearing (inclusive Ears protection), health
and safety signals in place, supervising, SSHO Panel Board

Hand Tools Common Laborer Technical and Documents checking of the equipment, PPE
complete wearing (inclusive Ears protection), health and safety
signals in place, supervising, SSHO Panel Board