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    Hot Works: Risk Assesment Form For Rolling Shutter

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    The risk assessment form identifies 6 potential hazards for a rolling shutter installation: 1) hot works, 2) working at heights, 3) slips and trips, 4) manual handling, 5) use of tools and equipment, and 6) electricity. Control measures are outlined to reduce the risk of each hazard from medium to low. These include ensuring only skilled workers perform hot works, using ladders and scaffolding safely, promptly cleaning spills, safely storing and handling equipment and loads, inspecting tools for defects, and using battery powered tools where possible for electrical safety.

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    Hot Works: Risk Assesment Form For Rolling Shutter

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    The risk assessment form identifies 6 potential hazards for a rolling shutter installation: 1) hot works, 2) working at heights, 3) slips and trips, 4) manual handling, 5) use of tools and equipment, and 6) electricity. Control measures are outlined to reduce the risk of each hazard from medium to low. These include ensuring only skilled workers perform hot works, using ladders and scaffolding safely, promptly cleaning spills, safely storing and handling equipment and loads, inspecting tools for defects, and using battery powered tools where possible for electrical safety.

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    The risk assessment form identifies 6 potential hazards for a rolling shutter installation: 1) hot works, 2) working at heights, 3) slips and trips, 4) manual handling, 5) use of tools and equipment, and 6) electricity. Control measures are outlined to reduce the risk of each hazard from medium to low. These include ensuring only skilled workers perform hot works, using ladders and scaffolding safely, promptly cleaning spills, safely storing and handling equipment and loads, inspecting tools for defects, and using battery powered tools where possible for electrical safety.

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    Hot Works: Risk Assesment Form For Rolling Shutter

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    The risk assessment form identifies 6 potential hazards for a rolling shutter installation: 1) hot works, 2) working at heights, 3) slips and trips, 4) manual handling, 5) use of tools and equipment, and 6) electricity. Control measures are outlined to reduce the risk of each hazard from medium to low. These include ensuring only skilled workers perform hot works, using ladders and scaffolding safely, promptly cleaning spills, safely storing and handling equipment and loads, inspecting tools for defects, and using battery powered tools where possible for electrical safety.

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    RISK ASSESMENT FORM FOR ROLLING SHUTTER

    RISK BEFORE RESIDUAL RISK AFTER


    SL NO. HAZARDS CONTROL CONTROL MEASURES NEEDED TO REDUCE RISK IMPLEMENTING
    MEASURE IN PLACE CONTROL MEASURES

    Hot Works

    1 High 3. Only skilled welders will be allowed for welding. Low


    Potential
    injuries associated with hot
    works

    2. If ladders are to be used they will be securely footed and where possible, tied on.
    Working at height
    3. If a scaffold tower is to be
    Potential injury due to used, it will only be erected by a trained and competent person. Hand rails, toe boards
    2 working at height; i.e. falls Medium Low
    and outriggers will be fitted to the tower as and when required.
    from height; items falling
    from height
    4. Operatives have completed H&S
    training course for working at heights.

    5. Area is segregated to ensure no person is within the vicinity.


    1. Operatives will clear up any rubbish as they go.
    Slips and Trips 2. All spillages will be cleared up immediately and spill
    3 Medium kits will be kept handy. Low
    Potential injuries associated 3. Equipment and product will be
    with slips and trips stored safely while working on site.
    Manual Handling
    2. Weights will be kept to safe levels as far as
    4 Medium reasonably practicable. Heavy loads will be broken down if possible. Low
    Potential injuries associated
    with manual handling tasks 3.
    and incorrect lifting
    Operatives know via their training only lift what is within their own capabilities and to ask
    1. All tools are visually inspected before use
    Use of tools and equipment 2. Operatives are responsible to keep tools in good condition and report any defects.
    Potential injury associated Faulty tools will be replaced.
    5 with use of hand tools – Medium Low
    knocks and abrasions
    3. Specific equipment/tools are only used by competent users.

    Electricity 2. Operatives will use battery powered tools in the


    first instance. Where they cannot be used then 110v equipment or 240v with RCD’s
    6 Potential Medium fitted. Low
    injuries with electrical 3. Operatives will be
    contact – shocks; burns; experienced and competent on working with electrics and test equipment will be used
    electrocution for testing electrical components within.

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