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Job Information
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Project
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Overview
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What you need to know
In order to provide workers, including lone and out‐of‐hours workers, with a safe working environment, means of
getting to and from it and the appropriate tools and materials for the job, planning and a risk assessment must be
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What you need to do
Prepare a risk assessment daily whilst considering what resources are needed to complete the job safely. Liaise with
workers and others involved, ensuring all hazards are identified and suitable controls implemented to eliminate or
reduce the risks.
Part 1. STOP-Before you start
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Are you at the correct site, in a fit and healthy state to start work?
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Do you have the right competencies for the task?
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Is there a suitable and sufficient planned scheme of work for what is proposed?
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Have the project RAMS been reviewed?
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If a lone worker, is the MHLS SSoW sufficient for safe work on this site?
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Do you have the right PPE for the job?
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If you have answered ‘No’ to any of the above, take the required action and/or report to your supervisor
If in doubt always ask!
On Site Risk Assessment
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Are any of the following hazards is present? If present, list control measures within notes
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Falls from height
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Falling or flying objects
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Asbestos containing materials
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Chemicals or harmful substances
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Adverse weather
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Slips, trips or falls
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Poor lighting
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Entry into a confined space
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Noise
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Difficult access/ egress
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Dust/ fumes/ vermin
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Asphyxiation or drowning
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Underground services
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Manual handling
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Uncertified/ damaged equipment
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Poor mobile phone signal
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Risk to you/ others from your task
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Areas of unauthorised access
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Other hazards
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If any control measures are deemed insufficient to continue safely STOP WORK and report to your supervisor
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