Wednesday, 4 February 2015

Risk Assessment

Prepare a detailed, weighted Risk assessment for drilling operations in an engineering workshop.

What are the hazards?
Who might be harmed and how?
What are you already doing?
Do you need to do anything else to manage risk?
Action by whom?
Somebody drop oil on the floor, and he didn’t clean it.
Anybody will pass from the oily floor he/she might slip and harm him/herself.
No action.
realization the employees about necessity of clean the floor if anything droop on it
Employer.
There wasn’t any yellow safety line had put around the workplace of the pillar drill.
The worker who using the pillar drill might anybody push him by mistake and he will injure himself.
No action.
Put a yellow safety line to insure that all the workers are safe.
Employees.
The fire alarm is not working.
If any fire started and the fire alarm didn’t responding everybody inside the workshop will be In a serious danger.
Nothing.
Make a contract with an alarm company to check your workshop alarms are Responding well.
Employer.
High air pressure in the pipe machines that use the Compressed air.
Maybe the air pipe exploded and harms everybody inside the workplace.
Nothing.
close the air Spout after finished from the machines which work on the -Compressed air
Employees.
Not putting the eye protect when using the welding tool.
The employee who use the welding tools without the eye protecting maybe he will lose his eyesight.
Nothing.
Make sure that all employees have a knowledge about the important of putting the personal protect equipment. 
Employer.
Put the heavy equipment in high places.
It might fall down and harm anybody standing there.
Nothing.
Put all equipment in a specific place to insure no equipment is going to fall down.
Employer and employees.
The scattered wires.
The wires might break if anybody runs over the wire.
Nothing.
Bring a wire cover then, put all of it inside it and make for the wires a specific pass line.
Employees and employer.
The new staff.
He/she will be dangerous for everybody inside the workshop.
Nothing.
Make sure that is the new staff got enough training.
employer

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