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  • Hard Hat Risk Assessment

  • Site Assessed

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

Overview

  • This risk assessment evaluates the potential for head injuries from falling objects, walking into protruding objects and falls from height, as well as other factors such as history of head injuries on other similar sites, to assess the requirement for Hard hats on the listed site.

Risk Matrix and Hierarchy of Controls

  • Risk Matrix Reference:

  • Hierarchy of Controls Reference:

Hazard Register

Hazard

  • Assess the presence of the following

  • Areas where falling or dropped objects could be encountered. Look for employees who work below other workers who use tools and materials that could fall; work around or under conveyor belts that carry parts or materials; or work below machinery or processes that might cause material or objects to fall.

  • Is the risk present on this site?

  • Flying objects that could strike workers in the head.

  • Is the risk present on this site?

  • Low clearances that could expose workers to head injuries.

  • Is the risk present on this site?

  • Objects protruding at head height that can hurt workers such as reinforcing, steel work, scaffold, formwork, other structures that are not designed for human habitation.

  • Is the risk present on this site?

  • Electrical hazards. Look for employees who work on exposed energized conductors. Note: Hard hats to be compliant with Electrical standard for hard hats.

  • Is the risk present on this site?

  • Has there been head injuries in the past on this site or similar sites that could have been avoided through wearing a helmet/ near misses where a helmet has saved the person from injury?

Risk Rating

  • Consequences

  • Likelihood

  • Risk Rating (refer risk matrix above)

  • Comments/ observations

Completion

  • Recommendations

  • PLEASE ENSURE ALL SIGNAGE WITH HELMETS IS COVERED AND A NOTIFICATION TO ALL PERSONNEL ONSITE IS SENT TO WORKERS THROUGH PROJECT SIMPEL ADVISING THEM THAT HARD HATS ARE NO LONGER MANDATORY ON THIS SITE

  • Notes

  • Signature

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