Risk Assessment Document Ref: RA-004 Pump Risk Assessment Rev 1 Date. 1 st March 2012
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1 WORKPLACE/TASK BASED RISK ASSESSMENT FOR USING A PETROL OR ELECTRIC PUMP LOCATION: ANY CANAL/RIVERSIDE LOCATION NOTES 1. This Risk Assessment is specifically for the use of a Pump (Petrol/Electric) on a KESCRG or WRG controlled site for the purposes of canal restoration. 2. This Risk Assessment should be included in the documentation taken to site and retained by the site leader. 3. There must be a review of this Risk Assessment following any site feedback or every 2 years, whichever comes first. Revision and date are shown in the header. 4. The 2 types of pump currently used are a 110V electric submersible pump and a petrol-driven self-priming centrifugal pump. MANDATORY PPE 1. Hard Hat, Safety Boots and fastened High Viz Jacket (as with any site work) 2. Gloves Risk Scoring Matrix Likelihood Meaning Severity Meaning 1 Possible 1 Minor cut or bruise/injury 2 More than possible 2 Cut/Injury, needs First Aid 3 Fair chance 3 Injury needing First Aid 4 Likely 4 Broken Limb/ Serious injury 5 Certain 5 Severe injury/death 1
2 HAZARDS FROM ELECTRIC PUMPS Ref no HAZARD LIK SEV RAT EXISTING CONTROL MEASURES ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES REQUIRED LIK SEV RAT 1. Electric shock from cable or pump body, potentially fatal, or severe burns from entry/exit of current. 2. Hot parts on pump motor. 3. Pump rolling over, due to unstable positioning. Could damage pump/pipework. 4. Trip Hazard from cables or pump delivery hoses Pre-use checks on pump include checking electrical parts for cracks/defects etc. 2. Pre-use checks on cables mandatory. 3. All electrical items are PATtested, pre-use check includes verification of in-date PAT test. 4. Site equipment is all 110V, reducing potential for fatal shock Pump motor operated part or fully immersed in cold water, acts to cool it. 2. Pump motor run hand hot, minimises potential for burns A monetary risk rather than an H & S risk Pump placed away from work area 2. Cables positioned away from work area. Covered in SWI and on-site brief. See separate Risk Assessment for generator.. N/A 1. Site leader to agree location of pump pre-start. 2. Site Leader to check on site 2
3 5 Electric shock from pump power cable/switches. 6. Manual handling of pump. 7. Biohazard/leptospirosis from handling contaminated pump/hoses V machinery only to be used on site. 2. CEEFORM plug/sockets fitted, which are rain-resistant Pump is light, less than 10kg; single person lift PPE includes gloves. 2. Leptospirosis has a gestation period, is well documented in KESCRG & WRG websites. 3. Potential biohazard negated by hygiene and using gloves
4 CONTROL MEASURES. HAZARDS FROM ELECTRIC PUMPS Ref no ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURE REQUIRED BY WHOM BY WHEN Site Leader to check before work starts Site Leader to check before work starts 1 & 2. Site Leader Before work starts STATUS (COMPLETED YES/NO) 4
5 HAZARDS FROM PETROL-DRIVEN PUMPS Ref no HAZARD LIK SEV RAT EXISTING CONTROL MEASURES ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES REQUIRED LIK SEV RAT 1. Hot parts on pump exhaust, burns 2. Trip Hazard from suction or pump delivery hoses. 3. Dermatitis from petrol and lube oil. 4. Manual handling of petrol pump from trailer/on site, potential lifting and twisting. Manual handling of full hoses. 5 Inhalation of exhaust fumes, leading to asphyxiation Awareness. Covered in on-site brief. 2. Pump positioned away from walking route, minimising risk of slips/trips onto hot parts Pump placed away from work area 2. Suction and delivery hoses positioned away from work area. Covered in SWI and on-site brief General hygiene 2. Gloves as part of PPE 3. Minimise spillage by using funnels (in Kit Trailer) Trailer kit includes a wheelbarrow to minimise lifting. 2. Pump has handles, easy to grip. 3. Pump is a 2-man lift, with 3 rd to steady wheelbarrow. 4. Drain hoses before handling Pumps not used in confined spaces, i.e. not in lock chambers. 2. Pump positioned away from 2. Best position determined by site leader pre-start on site. 1. Site leader to agree location of pump and hoses pre-start. 2. Site Leader to check on site. 1. Site leader to check pre-work 2. Site leader to check pre-work
6 6. Fire from petrol and lube oil 7. Noise from pump, leading to hearing impairment 8 Biohazard/leptospirosis from handling contaminated pump/hoses. 9 Nips and minor cuts from quick-fit hose fittings immediate working area, dispersing exhaust fumes SWI covers allowing pump to cool before filling. 2. Fuel in sealed containers, away from source of ignition. 3. Fuel stored away from pump. 4. Lube oil has high flashpoint, kept in small quantities in sealed containers Pump used in open air, away from work site so noise disperses PPE includes gloves. 2. Leptospirosis has a gestation period, is well documented in KESCRG & WRG websites. 3. Potential biohazard negated by hygiene and using gloves PPE includes gloves. 2. Design of hose fittings will minimise the risk. Note. Site work is in the open air, so exhaust fumes are dispersed. 3. Site leader to check on site
7 CONTROL MEASURES. HAZARDS FROM PETROL-DRIVEN PUMP Ref no ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURE REQUIRED BY WHOM BY WHEN Site leader to check before work starts 2 2. Site leader to check before work starts Site leader to check before work starts 2. Site leader to check before work starts 6 1 & 3. Site leader to check before work starts Site leader Pre-work 2 Site leader Pre-work 1 & 2 Site Leader Pre-work 3. Site leader Pre-work STATUS (COMPLETED YES/NO) 7
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Standard Operating Procedure
Procedure Type: Creation Date: Revision Date: Standard 12/22/2014 02/19/2016 Purpose: Ensure that the removal of an anthill around a wellhead is performed in a safe and controlled manner. Scope: This SOP
Module: Permit to work System
Module: Permit to work System Aim: To know about best practice of PTW. It is a procedure designed to ensure that work is carried out in the safest possible way by considering the potential hazards and