The document provides a sample risk assessment form for a retail company. It identifies potential hazards for various work activities, evaluates the risks, and outlines existing and additional controls. Key activities assessed include arranging products, attending the shop floor, and cleaning. Hazards addressed are falling objects, falls, lifting injuries, prolonged standing, workplace robbery, chemical exposure and slips. Risk levels are determined and additional controls are proposed such as training, signage, protective equipment and chemicals management. Action officers and follow-up dates are assigned for implementing further risk controls.
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Sample Risk Assessment Form - Retail Sector
The document provides a sample risk assessment form for a retail company. It identifies potential hazards for various work activities, evaluates the risks, and outlines existing and additional controls. Key activities assessed include arranging products, attending the shop floor, and cleaning. Hazards addressed are falling objects, falls, lifting injuries, prolonged standing, workplace robbery, chemical exposure and slips. Risk levels are determined and additional controls are proposed such as training, signage, protective equipment and chemicals management. Action officers and follow-up dates are assigned for implementing further risk controls.
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Sample Risk Assessment Form – Retail Sector
ACTIVITY-BASED RISK ASSESSMENT FORM
Company: AGT Company Conducted by: Ms. Lim (Store Manager), Ms. Koh (Store Supervisor), Process/ Location: Selling dietary supplements (Names, designations) Ms. Pang (Store Attendant) Approved by: Ms. Cecilia Quek (Managing Director) (Date) 03 Jan 2010 (Name, designation) 05 Jan 2010 (Date) Last Review Date: NA Next Review Date: 21 January 2010
1. Hazard Identification 2. Risk Evaluation 3. Risk Control
1a. 1b. 1c. 1d. 2a. 2b. 2c. 2d. 3a. 3b. Existing Risk Action Officer, Possible Accident / Control Risk Additional Risk Designation No. Work Activity Hazard Severity Likelihood Ill Health Level Control (if any) (Follow-up date) 1a Arranging Falling objects Foot injury • Wear covered Moderate Occasional Medium Proper and Ms. Koh (Store products on shoes only permanent Supervisor) display shelves • Exercise extra marking on 17 January 2010 caution and shelves to serve ensure products as reminder are displayed at least 5 cm away from edge 1b Fall from height Sprain • Use step ladder Moderate Remote Low Continuous Ms. Lim (Store when arranging effort to remind Manager) and Ms. products on employees on Koh (Store shelves above adopting right Supervisor) shoulder height posture while On-Going working 1c Manual handling Lower back pain • Cart available to Moderate Occasional Medium To train shop Ms. Lim (Store (heavy lifting as assist in moving attendants in Manager) products come in products around proper lifting 21 January 2010 bulk, and weigh up to • Boxes with weight technique 50 kg) indication 2 Attending to shop Prolonged standing Swollen feet • Wear comfortable Minor Occasional Low NA NA shoes • Shop attendants briefed – to take breaks every hour of work 1. Hazard Identification 2. Risk Evaluation 3. Risk Control 1a. 1b. 1c. 1d. 2a. 2b. 2c. 2d. 3a. 3b. Existing Risk Action Officer, Possible Accident / Control Risk Additional Risk Designation No. Work Activity Hazard Severity Likelihood Ill Health Level Control (if any) (Follow-up date) • Chair provided Dealing with Physical injury • Post signs stating Major Remote Medium Install panic Ms. Lim (Store workplace robbery that the cash buttons so that Manager) to register only employees can discuss with contains minimal notify authorities authorities and cash quickly and security company • Periodic patrolling easily 30 March 2010 by security officer 3 Cleaning shelves, Direct contact with Skin irritation / • Rubber gloves Moderate Remote Low NA NA furniture etc harsh cleaning agents problem worn whenever one is handling chemicals • Selection and use of chemicals that claim to be less harsh on skin – information from the labels Inhaling chemicals Giddy, headache • Use of chemicals Minor Remote Low NA NA kept at minimal • Avoid using spray bottle to apply chemicals to eliminate aerosolisation • Chemicals kept closed and stored in designated cabinets after use Slippery work surface Slip and fall • Floors are Minor Occasional Low Purchase the Ms. Koh (Store mopped after “Caution” sign – Supervisor) business hour to be placed on 30 March 2010 • Ensure shoes floors when it is worn to work needed to be have good mopped during traction business hours Overstretching / Muscle aching • Use of bucket Minor Occasional Low Continuous Ms. Lim (Store 1. Hazard Identification 2. Risk Evaluation 3. Risk Control 1a. 1b. 1c. 1d. 2a. 2b. 2c. 2d. 3a. 3b. Existing Risk Action Officer, Possible Accident / Control Risk Additional Risk Designation No. Work Activity Hazard Severity Likelihood Ill Health Level Control (if any) (Follow-up date) bending while equipped with effort to remind Manager) and Ms. carrying out mop wringer employees on Koh (Store housekeeping • Use of step adopting right Supervisor) ladder when posture while On-Going cleaning high working shelving • Adopt squatting posture when cleaning low shelving • 2-person task – to share the workload