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Hse five step risk assessmemt

Identify hazard



Decide who is at risk and how



Evaluate if the controls are adequate



Record significant findings



Review periodically depending on severity

IDERR

Hierarchy of Control

Elimination by design


Substitution with less hazardous substance



Automation of process


Reducing exposure by process change



Engineering controls (ie: LEV)



Minimising exposure


PPE


Monitoring/Health surveillance

5 STEPS IN DEVISING A SSW

1. Assess the task



2. Identify the Hazards and assess the risks



3. Definition of the Safe Method



4. Implementation of the SSW



5. Monitoring the System

AIDIM

Importance of employee involvement in development of safe systems of work

Generates hazard awareness



Creates ownership



Provide the desired mix of competencies to identify and control hazards and risks.



Less chance of violating the system.



Promotes a positive health and safety culture.

Job Safety Analysis

Analyse how a job should be done rather than how it might currently be done.


– Select task


– Decide on the order of steps to perform the task


– Identify hazards/control measures for each task step


– Summarise findings in a user friendly format


– Produce job safety instructions that explain the control measures that should be taken


– Monitor


– Review


• Can evolve the process to include HSE 5 steps

Section 2

Duties of employers to their Employees


Section 2(1)Duty of every employer to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health, safety and welfare at work of all his employees


Section 2(2)aProvide & maintain plant & systems of work that are safe & without risk to health


Section 2(2)b


Ensure safety and absence of risks in the use, handling, storage and transportation of articles and substances


Section 2(2)cProvide information, supervision & training to ensure the H&S of employees (IITS)


Section 2(2)dProvide safe place of work, safe access/egress, safe working environment


Section 2(2)eProvide adequate welfare facilities and arrangements


Section 2(3)Produce written H&S policy where 5 or more persons employed


Section 2(4), (6) & (7)Consult union safety reps & establish safety committee when requested by 2 reps

Section 3

Duties of employers and self-employed to persons other than their employees


Section 3(1) & 3(2)Ensure that activities do not endanger persons NOT in their employment who may be affected by their operations


Section 3(2) & (3)Same general duties as Employers through a general duty to ensure as far as reasonably practical that they and other persons are not exposed to risks to H&S. Give to persons (not being his employee) who may be affected by the way he conducts his undertaking the prescribed information about H&S