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Supervisor’s Guide to Field Level Risk Assessment Part 2: Training OthersTime Objective Content Method Helps15 minutes Describe the processof Field Level RiskAssessment• Read “Removal of the Heat Exchanger” Case• Ask participants what went wrong. Get a replyfrom at least 2 or 3 people. Invite others to givetheir ideas.• Lead the discussion to the realization that theworker didn’t realize how serious the hazard wasand failed to steps to control it.• Write ASSESS RISK on the flip chart.• Explain that when we assess a hazard we areassessing risk, considering the possibleconsequences of a hazard and how likely it is tohappen.• Read the “ Removal of the Rope Sling” Case• Ask participants what went wrong. Get a replyfrom at least 2 or 3 people. Invite others to givetheir ideas.• Lead the discussion to the realization that therehad been a change in the plan. Another workerhad been added. Additional hazards had not beenidentified. The risk was not assessed andadequate controls were not put into place.• Write CONTROL RISK on the flipchart• Explain the term “controls”. Controls areactions aimed at reducing risks to levels that areacceptable.• State that Field Level Risk Assessment is asimple process, carried out every day on every jobby every person working there. It is a way toidentify hazards, assess the seriousness of therisks and control the risk.Read and Discuss Case Study Overhead#3 Removal ofthe HeatExchangerTube CaseFlip chart -Assess RiskRead and Discuss Case Study Overhead#4 Removal ofthe Rope SlingCaseFlip chart -Control RiskIntroduce the Field Level RiskAssessment ModelOverhead#5 Field LevelRiskAssessment Is:Construction Owners Association of Alberta 10
Supervisor’s Guide to Field Level Risk Assessment Part 2: Training OthersTime Objective Content Method Helps15 minutes List the twocomponents of FieldLevel RiskAssessment (teamand individual)• State that :• It does not replace other safe work planning.• It adds information about new hazards or “dayof the job hazards”.• It is done each time something changes.• It involves identifying each step associated withthe job,• It involves identifying the hazards associatedwith each step.• For each hazard, the crew determines howserious the risk is.• Then they decide how it will be controlled.Comment: Emphasize this information.• Hand out the “Memory Jogger” cards.State that the process requires periodicallystopping and thinking about what’s going on orwhat’s about to happen. Refer to the five steps ofthe model on the front of the card.• State that the team part is done by the wholecrew – together – on the day of the job – beforethe job starts.• State that the foreman writes the informationgenerated by the crew on the form and the form isposted where everyone can refer to it.Discuss Elements of the Model Overhead#6 Field LevelRiskAssessmentUse the Memory Jogger card to reviewthe Field Level Risk Assessment ProcessMemoryJogger CardPresent the Team Part of Model Overhead#7 The TeamPart. Overhead #8Field LevelRiskAssessmentFormConstruction Owners Association of Alberta 11
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