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Risk Category Standard - Structural Integrity

Responsibilities

  • Who is the Risk Owner of this risk category?

  • Who is the Control Owner of the risk category?

  • Who is the Risk Executer of this risk category?

  • Who is the Task Executers of this risk category?

Competencies

  • Is the Risk Owner trained and competent to manage this risk category?

  • Is the Risk Control Owner trained and competent to manage this risk category?

  • Are the Risk Exacters trained and competent to manage this risk category?

  • Are the Task Executers trained and competent to manage this risk category?

Appointments

  • Is the Risk Owner appointed to conduct his/her duties? (WAH Planner, risk assessor.....)

  • Is the Risk Control Owner appointed to conduct his/her duties? (WAH Planner, risk assessor.....)

Risk Management Requirements

  • Enable and conduct the respective risk assessments for the task (IBRA, PTRA) to specify the risks and precautions to be in place for the task

  • Ensure that structures are well designed and maintained as per requirements. Quality control and assurance must be given on welded structures.

  • Adhere to legal legislation and in-country standards with regards to all structures.

  • Conduct structural surveys or reports as required.

  • Issue a Permit to Work before structural work commences.

  • Refer to the Working around liquid bodies, Working at heights, Confined space and/or High-risk machinery risk category standards if the work includes anything relevant to these.

Adhere to Structural Design

  • All structures to be designed and approved by registered professionals.

  • Ensure the material of construction is correct to ensure structural integrity throughout the lifespan of the structure (e.g. prevent rapid corrosion and failure).

  • Conduct recognised integrity inspections and testing(e.g. non-destructible tests (NDT)) where required.

  • Provide indications of safe structural load limits (e.g. signage) as far as reasonably possible.

  • Do not overload any structure, adhere to safe working load capacities.

  • Conduct a structural survey to confirm load bearing of structures as required, also when changes or additions are made to structures or new structures are added.

  • All changes to structures must be subject to an MOC and approvals process.

Requirements for Specific Structures:

  • Special scaffold structures must be structurally sound for the intended use and built to the relevant in-country regulations and/or standards.

  • For man-made dams (e.g. ash dams): Maintain the freeboard requirements (area between the flood level and crest of dam). The capacities of the dams must not be exceeded

  • Dam walls should have filter drains to capture seepage moving through<br>the ash walling and prevent structural failures.

Structural Integrity Inspections

  • Structures must be inspected regularly by a competent person or registered professional according to in-country regulations.

  • Inspect all materials before construction and thereafter. Inspect the completed structure at pre-determined intervals and after adverse weather events by the competent person.

  • For any dams: Conduct stability analysis of the dam walls by the registered professional

  • For any dams: rly inspect the dam or other catchment lining to prevent underground<br>water pollution.

  • For any dams: Inspection to include checking for blockages on the penstock to avoid liquid build up in ash dams.

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