Risk Assessment

This general assessment can be amended to deal with any additional or alternative situation that may apply to a particular site. The contract detail is then to be entered and distribution noted below.RISK ASSESSMENT Risk Assessment No. Demo.000Operation / Task: All Tasks Core Assessment Employees at Risk: Those carrying out the workLocation / Area: The Pavillion - Cheriton Sports Ground Other Persons at Risk: Those nearbyKey Responsible Persons:Site SupervisorActivity Hazard RiskPre-Control RiskRatingControl MeasuresPost-Control RiskRating1* 2* 1x2 1* 2* 1x2Pedestrian Activity. Plant & vehicleContact by 5 6 30 Personal awareness of operations on site.2 5 10movements.Use of pedestrian only routes where available/possible.Wearing high viz clothing to EN471.Secure site from general public and other campus users (staff &students).All Tasks. Incompetence Various 4 6 24 All site personnel to be competent to perform the tasks they are 1 5 5asked to do.Compliance with Site Rules.CommentAll Tasks. Noise from operations. Hearing damage. 3 4 12 All construction plant and vehicles constructed to nationalstandards and industry norm that includes noise attenuation.Noise levels identified on machine when possible.Noise Risk Assessment carried out for various items of plantand hearing protection identified.1 2 2 High level of awareness.Restricted hours of working tominimise environmental concerns.Please refer to the Risk Assessment Guidance Notes for information on interpretation. Target Post-Control Rating = 10 Some Pre-Control ratings may be less than 10 but further controls are still to be considered.Assessment Date: March 13 Review Date: January 2014Client / Principal ContractorCopies Issued To:(For Contract Specific SiteApproved for Issue:(Signature)UseGoody Demolition SupervisorKey:- Hazard Rating based onexposure:Key:- Risk Rating based on severity:1 =Highly Unlikely, 2 =Unlikely, 3 = Possible, 4 = Probable, 5 = Regular, 6 = Continuous1 = Trivial, 2 = Minor, 3 = Under”3-day” Injury, 4 = Over “3-day” Reportable Injury, 5 = Major Injury, 6 = FatalityPage 1 of 1