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    This document provides a hazard identification and risk assessment for adverse weather conditions at an RCS Package 5 location. It identifies hazards such as dust, sand storms, heat stress, and adverse weather conditions. Control measures are outlined to reduce risks from each hazard, such as providing protective equipment, monitoring weather, limiting work hours in heat, and ceasing lifting or equipment activities under certain weather conditions. Responsibilities are assigned for supervision, monitoring, and implementation of control measures. Residual risks are calculated after controls.

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    This document provides a hazard identification and risk assessment for adverse weather conditions at an RCS Package 5 location. It identifies hazards such as dust, sand storms, heat stress, and adverse weather conditions. Control measures are outlined to reduce risks from each hazard, such as providing protective equipment, monitoring weather, limiting work hours in heat, and ceasing lifting or equipment activities under certain weather conditions. Responsibilities are assigned for supervision, monitoring, and implementation of control measures. Residual risks are calculated after controls.

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    HIRA No: SBD-418-HSE-HIRA-008 REV:01

    Operation/Task: Adverse Weather Condition


    Method Statement Title: All Areas
    Location/Area: RCS Package 5 Method Statement No:

    SBD HSEMS Revision: 01


    HSEMSP06/F02 Date Issued: Oct 2020
    Page No: Page 1 of 5
    HIRA No: SBD-418-HSE-HIRA-008 REV:01
    Operation/Task: Adverse Weather Condition
    Method Statement Title: All Areas
    Location/Area: RCS Package 5 Method Statement No:

    Item Activity Hazards Identified Risk Rating Control Measures Residual Risk Responsibility Monitoring
    S L RR S L RR Responsibility
    01 All Dust 3 4 12  Safety shoes, reflective vest, gloves and safety glass 3 1 3 Supervisor/ Construction
    Sand storm shall be worn at all times as a minimum requirement. Engineer Manager
    Inhalation of Exhaust  Dust mask shall be provided for operators /workers.
    fumes, dust, etc.  Stops the activity during heavy sand storm period as
    instructed by Project Manager.

    SBD HSEMS Revision: 01


    HSEMSP06/F02 Date Issued: Oct 2020
    Page No: Page 2 of 5
    HIRA No: SBD-418-HSE-HIRA-008 REV:01
    Operation/Task: Adverse Weather Condition
    Method Statement Title: All Areas
    Location/Area: RCS Package 5 Method Statement No:
    Risk Rating Residual Risk

    Item Activity Hazards Identified S L RR Control Measures S L RR Responsibility Monitoring


    Responsibility
    02 Working in Heat Heat stress when working 4 3 12  Comply with legal working hours during summer. 4 1 4 All CM/ Engineers
    in hot weather causing Schedule the heavy work for cold part of the day if
    Heat Stroke, nausea, possible
    vomiting.  Close supervision all times
     Monitor the wet bulb and dry bulb temperatures (TWL)
    and communication to construction team for possible
    immediate actions as recommended as per the Thermal
    Work Limit Zones and Interventions for Management of
    Work
     Make short shifts (sufficient break for work groups)
     Heat stress awareness for all operatives through training,
    campaigns, etc.
     Provide Re-hydration drinks & cold water, wet and
    appropriate weather clothing must be worn.
     Provide adequate shaded areas, rest area & cold room
    for the work group
     Workers are not allowed to work alone.
     Displays of different posters illustrating monitoring of
    hydration status
     Pre-screening will be provided to employees working in
    high temperature like asphalt works.
     Proper emergency arrangements should be in place and
    procedure will be communicated to all workforce
     Implementation of Safety in Heat Plan

    SBD HSEMS Revision: 01


    HSEMSP06/F02 Date Issued: Oct 2020
    Page No: Page 3 of 5
    HIRA No: SBD-418-HSE-HIRA-008 REV:01
    Operation/Task: Adverse Weather Condition
    Method Statement Title: All Areas
    Location/Area: RCS Package 5 Method Statement No:

    Item Activity Hazards Identified Risk Rating Control Measures Residual Risk Monitoring
    S L RR S L RR
    Responsibility
    Responsibility
    03 All Adverse weather 3 4 12  Monitor weather condition prior to the start of activity. 3 1 3 Supervisor/ Construction
    condition. Sand storm,  Wind conditions will be monitored and work stopped if Engineer Manager
    fog, high wind, high and the stability of the load is affected. Operator
    low temperature and rain  Lifting operations shall be ceased when the recorded
    fall wind speed reaches or gusts in excess of 38KM/HR
    (20.5knots)
     Stop all equipment and plant activities if the visibility is
    not clear, pending on the clear visibility before
    commencement of activities.
     Check PPE (goggle, cover all, high visibility reflective
    jacket, dust mask, safety shoes, hand gloves ear plug) if
    it appropriate for the prevailing condition before rippled
     Possible curtail of all activity if appropriate.
     Stop all activity during heavy rain fall.

    KEY:

    RR = Risk Rating
    S = L = Likelihood of Occurrence
    Severit
    y
    Rating

    1. Negligible 1. Improbable 5 5 10 15 20 25 R (15-25) Unacceptable risk, plan out or add further controls
    2. Minor Injury / Minor Spill / Leak 2. Remote 1 – 10% (8-12) Acceptable if no other method viable & high level controls in
    ityverSe

    4 4 8 12 16 20 O
    place
    3. Major Injury / Major Spill / Contamination 3. Possible 11 – 49% 3 3 6 9 12 15 Y (4-6) Acceptable with suitable controls
    4. Fatality / Serious Hazardous Release 4. Probable 50 – 89% 2 2 4 6 8 10 G (1-3) Acceptable, no further action required
    5. Multiple Fatality / Multiple Catastrophe 5. Almost certain 90%+ 1 1 2 3 4 5
    1 2 3 4 5
    Likelihood

    HIRA Prepared by (Name): Karthikeyan Signature: Date: 14 Oct, 2020

    SBD HSEMS Revision: 01


    HSEMSP06/F02 Date Issued: Oct 2020
    Page No: Page 4 of 5
    HIRA No: SBD-418-HSE-HIRA-008 REV:01
    Operation/Task: Adverse Weather Condition
    Method Statement Title: All Areas
    Location/Area: RCS Package 5 Method Statement No:

    HIRA Reviewed by (Name): Venkadesh Signature: Date: 14 Oct, 2020

    HIRA Approved by (Name): Vimal Kumar Signature: Date: 14 Oct, 2020

    SBD HSEMS Revision: 01


    HSEMSP06/F02 Date Issued: Oct 2020
    Page No: Page 5 of 5

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