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    Risk Assesment Form For Scaffolding

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    This risk assessment form evaluates hazards associated with scaffolding erection and construction site work. It identifies six main hazards: 1) scaffold collapse, 2) falls from scaffolding, 3) falls from height, 4) slips and trips, 5) manual handling injuries, and 6) being struck by vehicles. For each hazard, it lists the risk level before and after control measures, and proposed additional control measures to further reduce risk, such as using trained erectors, securing ladders, erecting handrails and toe boards, cleaning spillages, limiting lifting weights, and using site traffic plans and barriers.

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    Risk Assesment Form For Scaffolding

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    This risk assessment form evaluates hazards associated with scaffolding erection and construction site work. It identifies six main hazards: 1) scaffold collapse, 2) falls from scaffolding, 3) falls from height, 4) slips and trips, 5) manual handling injuries, and 6) being struck by vehicles. For each hazard, it lists the risk level before and after control measures, and proposed additional control measures to further reduce risk, such as using trained erectors, securing ladders, erecting handrails and toe boards, cleaning spillages, limiting lifting weights, and using site traffic plans and barriers.

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    Scaffolding

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    This risk assessment form evaluates hazards associated with scaffolding erection and construction site work. It identifies six main hazards: 1) scaffold collapse, 2) falls from scaffolding, 3) falls from height, 4) slips and trips, 5) manual handling injuries, and 6) being struck by vehicles. For each hazard, it lists the risk level before and after control measures, and proposed additional control measures to further reduce risk, such as using trained erectors, securing ladders, erecting handrails and toe boards, cleaning spillages, limiting lifting weights, and using site traffic plans and barriers.

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    Risk Assesment Form For Scaffolding

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    chandanprakash30
    This risk assessment form evaluates hazards associated with scaffolding erection and construction site work. It identifies six main hazards: 1) scaffold collapse, 2) falls from scaffolding, 3) falls from height, 4) slips and trips, 5) manual handling injuries, and 6) being struck by vehicles. For each hazard, it lists the risk level before and after control measures, and proposed additional control measures to further reduce risk, such as using trained erectors, securing ladders, erecting handrails and toe boards, cleaning spillages, limiting lifting weights, and using site traffic plans and barriers.

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    RISK ASSESMENT FORM FOR SCAFFOLDING

    RISK BEFORE RESIDUAL RISK AFTER


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

    Possible collapse of the


    1 scaffold during erection. High Only trained and competent persons to erect, the scaffolding in accordance Low

    Erection of scaffolding
    2 Fall of men and High Only trained and competent persons to erect, the scaffolding in accordance Low
    materials.

    2. If ladders are to be used they will be securely footed


    and where possible, tied on.
    Working at height
    Potential injury due to 3. If a scaffold tower is to be used, it will only be erected by a trained
    3 working at height; i.e. Medium and competent person. Hand rails, toe boards and outriggers will be fitted to the Low
    falls from height; items tower as and when required.
    falling from height
    4. Operatives have completed H&S training course for
    working at heights.
    5.clear
    1. Operatives will Area up
    is segregated
    any rubbishtoasensure no person is within the vicinity.
    they go.
    Slips and Trips 2. All spillages will be cleared up
    4 Potential injuries Medium immediately and spill kits will be kept handy. Low
    associated with slips and 3.
    trips Equipment and product will be stored safely while working on site.

    Manual Handling 2. Weights will be kept to safe


    Potential injuries levels as far as reasonably practicable. Heavy loads will be broken down if possible.
    5 associated with manual Medium Low
    handling tasks and
    incorrect lifting
    3. Operatives know via their training only lift what is
    Being struck by moving
    6 plant or vehicles. Medium Site traffic plan to be complied with and where necessary barriers to be erected. Low

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