Information

  • This document is here to help and assist you in the Risk Assessment and to support the customer in delivering a safe and good service.
    Please take a few minutes to complete all elements within this assessment as much as possible, once complete ensure that all signatures are completed.
    Ensure that the customer receives a copy of this Risk Assessment.
    Thank you for your co-operation.

  • Machine Model

  • Date of work:

  • Machine Serial Number:

  • Customer Name/Dealer/location:

  • Report By:

Hazard Identification

  • Please identify all hazards and rate using the 5x5 matrix. Please multiply both figures to gain the overall Risk Rating Priority. (Severity x Probability)

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  • Identify the hazard.

  • Hazard identification
  • Identify Hazards

  • Please state what the hazard is

  • Who might be harmed?

  • Probability Rating Task 1

  • Severity Rating Task 1

  • Please calculate your result by multiplying the Probability rating x Severity rating

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  • Select Result

  • What countermeasures will be used?

Life Saving Behaviors

  • If there are any interlocks or guarding on the machine, can I confirm they work correctly?

  • Does the job involve lifting?

  • Can I follow my lifting plan: No Plan, No Lift?

  • Can I stand clear of the danger Zone from unstable / suspended loads?

  • Contact site manger, and Service manager to plan a safer method of working

  • Is there a risk on site of anything falling and causing injury to others?

  • Please review your work area and remove those items that could fall on others.

  • Can I position myself in a safe zone in relation to moving equipment?

  • Do I need to work at height?

  • Can i minimize the risk of falling?

  • Please indicate methods used to minimize the risk of falling at height

  • Please contact your manager to discuss the next step forward

  • Please contact your manager to discuss alternative plans.

  • Are there any confined spaces that I might enter and would need authorisation through a permit?

  • List the person responsible for coordinating a rescue plan, and state the rescue equipment to be used.

  • Have I PAUSED and asked for help from my supervisor if a condition is not safe or I cannot take these actions.

Method Statement and Risk Assessment

  • PLEASE ENSURE THAT ALL CONTENTS OF THIS RISK ASSESSMENT IS SHARED WITH ALL TM'S INVOLVED IN THIS ACTIVITY. ENSURE THERE IS FULL UNDERSTANDING AND AGREEMENT BEFORE COMMENCING JOB.

  • What type of work will be carried out?

  • Method Statement : Please enter a step by step procedure of the work that will be carried out.

Method Statement

  • Are you suffering from Fatigue?

  • Is there sufficient natural light/artificial lighting to work safely?

  • Do you have the required permit and is this valid for your task?

  • Please select the valid permits

  • Have you reported in?

  • Have you completed a site induction?

  • Are you aware of the customers site safety rule, emergency procedures and rescue plans?

  • Please make sure that people within the site know you are working in the area, and ensure you have a point of contact within the job site before commencing job.

  • Please select the PPE required for this job

  • Do I have the correct tools and equipment? Are those tools and equipment in good working order? Do all the tools and equipment have the correct guarding in place and functional?

  • Please take photos of any faulty equipment

  • If using hazardous substances, are you aware of all the relevant safety data sheets and hazardous information?

  • Please contact your manager and request the COSHH document

  • Can I spill or pollute something?

  • WARNING - If you are not able to ensure your own safety to any of the above questions, JOB PAUSE, ASSESS and RESOLVE the issue with the customer. If this is not possible then escalate this to your relevant supervisor/manager.

Control of Hazardous Energies

  • Are you working with hazardous energies?

  • Hazardous Energies can be in many forms. Please look at the diagram and select as appropriate

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  • What type of energy will you be working with?

  • What could happen if you did not control the energy?

  • How will you control the energy?

  • How will you verify the control?

  • Please identify the specific steps for re-energizing.

  • What are the specific triggers to Pause this Job and re-evaluate?

Confirmation

  • Are you happy that you can process with this job in a safe manner?

  • Please contact your manager with any concerns before beginning the job.

  • Acknowledgement of Receipt: I hereby declare I understand the nature of the work to be carrede out, the hazards involved and the precautions required. Only plant an equipment specified in this document will be worked on and no attempt will be made by me or anyone under my control to use or work on any other plant/equipment. All personnel involved in the work will be competent to undertake the task delegated to them and all plant, machinery and appliances will be in worth condition with current relevant certificates . All site notices, rules and instructions will be observed in full.

  • Service Engineer Signature

  • Team Member/ other workers Name and Signature

  • Team member/ Other Workers
  • Signature:

  • Signature:

  • Do you have any information of the Application and Setting of the crusher? e.g. Crusher Speed, CSS, Blowbar Spec, Media, Outputs.

  • Crusher Speed:

  • Picture of Crusher Speed

  • Crusher CSS:

  • Picture of Crusher CSS:

  • Liner/ Blowbar Spec:

  • Picture of Liner / Blowbar:

  • Max Feed Size:

  • Picture of Max Feed Size:

  • Prescreen/Feeder Media:

  • Picture of Prescreen/Feeder Media:

  • Recirc Media:

  • Picture of Recirc Media:

  • Crusher Output:

  • Picture of Crusher Output:

  • Summary of Issues / Work Carried Out:

  • Photos

Near Misses

  • Accidents are sadly a feature of everyday life; they are not planned and certainly not wanted. 
    The company is committed to best practice in HSE performance to meet its responsibilities for the health, safety and wellbeing of its team members, visitors and others who may be affected by its work activities.

    DEFINITIONS
    Hazard – Something with the potential to cause harm, including ill health, injury, loss of product and/or damage to plant and property.
    A Near Miss - An undesired event in which there was no injury; however, under slightly different circumstances could have resulted in personal harm – Terex

    An Accident - an undesired event which results in:
    Harm to people (fatality, occupational injury or occupational illness) and/or
    Damage to vehicles, assets, facilities and/or
    Damage to the environment

  • Please state any accidents, near misses or Hazards experienced while completing this job.

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