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HIRAC - Dewatering

The document outlines a Hazard Identification Risk Assessment and Controls (HIRAC) for civil activities, specifically focusing on dewatering and associated risks. It details existing and recommended control measures for various hazards, including exposure to underground services, electrocution, and fire incidents. The assessment categorizes risks and suggests improvements in safety protocols and personal protective equipment (PPE) usage to mitigate identified hazards.

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HIRAC - Dewatering

The document outlines a Hazard Identification Risk Assessment and Controls (HIRAC) for civil activities, specifically focusing on dewatering and associated risks. It details existing and recommended control measures for various hazards, including exposure to underground services, electrocution, and fire incidents. The assessment categorizes risks and suggests improvements in safety protocols and personal protective equipment (PPE) usage to mitigate identified hazards.

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Hazard Identification Risk Assessment and Controls - HIRAC

Project: Section / Dept. /Work: Civil

Existing Control measures Further Control measures recommended


Activity: Dewatering Risk without control measures A- Elimination Risk with existing control measures in place. A- Elimination
B- Substitution B- Substitution
C- Engineering C- Engineering

Risk Category (A / UA)

Risk Category (A / UA)


D- Administrative D- Administrative

Risk Level (L, M, H)

Risk Level (L, M, H)


Probability (P)

Probability (P)
E- PPE’s E- PPE’s

Severity (S)

Severity (S)
Routine /

Legal (L)
Non Consequence (ILL Health /

Risk =

Risk =
Sr. No Sub Activity(Key Steps) Hazards
Routine incident / Emergency)
(R / N R)
A B C D E A B C D

Striking pipes, cables, Take proper approval from related department / agencies including Govt. bodies.
Pipe line routing R Exposure to underground services 3 4 12 Legal (L) M A Work permit system should be followed. 2 2 4 L A Cable management must be maintained at all times
services

Electrocution Cable management must be maintained at all times


Electricity near water Routed through RCCB/ELR connection to be given the connection. And check frequently. Authorized A method statement must be developed for the job.
Burns and/or smoke person only operating the M/C
Fire in generator / power supply Daily checks from Section Foreman.
Pumping of water form pit R inhalation 4 4 16 Legal (L) M A Extinguish the fire by fire extinguisher. Major fire call fire barricade. 2 2 4 L A
Noise Use appropriate PPE, like earmuff, ear plug from M/C area autistic enclosure to be covered.
Noise-induced hearing loss Timing to be maintain or interval frequency

Approach should be maintained


properly.
Operator to near pit R Slippery on walk way Injury/ Damage Make proper barricading of the porch.
All tradesmen to wear PPE correct for his type of work.
Prepared by: Reviewed by: Authorized by:
HIRAC Team: Project Director / QHSE Manager H.O: QHSE – Head/ General Manager:
Review. No: Date: Reason for review:
E

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