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See below a typical layout for a Risk Assessment. this must be specific for your workplace.

Hazard = task/ activity with the potential to cause harm Type of injury which could result if harm occurs Type of People & number affected Likelihood of injury occurring Severity of Harm if injury does occur

RISK

Low

Med

High

Current Control Measures in place Possible Further Control Measures required & who is Responsible Likelihood of injury occurring Severity of Harm if injury does occur

RISK

Low

Med

High

Before CONTROL in place After Controls In Place
L M H L M H L M H L M H

Work at Height

Broken Bones,

Death

Personnel working at height and those in the vicinity

X

X

High

Work at height carried out by competent and authorised personnel

Permit to work in place

Safe Working Platform used were possible and always takes priority over ladder use

MEWPs operated by competent and authorised personnel

Harness inspected before use and by a competent person at least every 6 months

Ladders inspected before use and periodically

Three points of contact when going up or down a ladder

Ladder properly secured

Job Specific Safety Plan in place

Exclusion Zone Set Up around work area

Mobile Scaffold erected and inspected by competent person

Adhere to current control measures – All

Audit to ensure safe operations – Manager

Ensure all personnel who work at height are appropriately trained – Safety Manager

X

X

Low

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What is a Safety Statement

A Safety Statement is your company bible for health and safety. A Safety Statement should reflect your company's attitude and ethos towards health and safety. See below for the typical content of a Safety Statement (this is a ground works contractor safety statement) Safety Statements will vary from company to company and in particular the Risk Assessments because you must have a written risk assessment for every task which involves the risk of injury. The Safety Statement must be reviewed and updated on an ongoing bases and at least annually. See www.TheSafetyMan.ie for further informantion I intend to publish and review different aspects of Safety Statements over the next few weeks.

TABLE OF CONTENT

1       Safety Policy

2       Revision Sheet

3       Organisation Chart

4       Safety Responsibilities Employer (Directors / Safety Manager / Site Supervisor /   Foreman )

5       Safety Responsibilities Employee (Safety Rep. / Machine Operators / Labourers)

6       Report of Accidents, Injuries and Dangerous Occurrences

7       Risk Assessments

7.a     Operation of hand held Power Tools

7.b     Operation of Hand Tools including knives, blades saws, hammers etc.

7.c     Slips, Trips and Falls

7.d     Hazardous Substances

7.e     Manual Handling

7.f     Fire

7.g     Unauthorised Site Access & protection of the public

7.h     Operation of Tipper Trucks

7.i      Operation of Excavators

7.j      Handling, cleaning dirty, contaminated, equipment or materials

7.k     Movement of Vehicles / Traffic Management

7.l      Working near Underground Services and Overhead Power Line

7.m    Driving for Work

7.n     Mobile Phones

7.o     Excavations

   7.p     Loading and Unloading of Equipment onto lorries

   7.q     Fumes and gases

7.r       Confined spaces

   7.s     Operation of Compressor

7.t     Maintenance and Operation of Abrasive Wheels

7.u     Working at Height (Safe Access To Height / Protection from Falling Materials)

7.x     Ongoing Risk Assessments

7.y     Risk Assessment Tool

8       Harassment / Anti-bullying Policy

9       Policy On Work Related Stress

10     Emergency Procedure

11      Emergency Phone Numbers

  12      Monitoring of H & S and Taking Corrective Action and Issuing Directions

  13      Inspection of Equipment

 14      Continues Development of Health & Safety Culture

15      Employee Records (Training Records / PPE Records)

16      Employee Signing Sheet

Appendix 1

Dangerous Occurrence Reportable to HSA

Appendix 2

Back Pain poster / Dignity at Work poster

Appendix 3

CSCS registration cards

Appendix 4

Avoidance of Electrical Hazards When Working Near Overhead Lines

Appendix 5

FIRE

Appendix 6

Definitions - "competent person" and "reasonably practicable".

Appendix 7

Manual Handling

Appendix 8

First Aid Provisions

Appendix 9

A Guide to Safety in Excavations

Appendix 10

Code of Practice for Avoiding Danger from Underground Services

Appendix 11

HSA SSWP – Ground Works

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