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    7-609 Back Filling Hira

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    This document provides a hazard identification and risk assessment worksheet for backfilling work. It identifies three main activities with associated hazards: 1) Clearing the site, with risks of tripping or cuts. Control measures include surveying for hazards and using PPE. 2) Backfilling manually or with machinery, with risks of injury from tools or falling into pits. Control measures include training, PPE, barricades and signage. 3) Getting caught in machinery or hit by it, with control measures like maintaining distance and supervision. The risk level for all identified hazards is considered tolerable after control measures.

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    This document provides a hazard identification and risk assessment worksheet for backfilling work. It identifies three main activities with associated hazards: 1) Clearing the site, with risks of tripping or cuts. Control measures include surveying for hazards and using PPE. 2) Backfilling manually or with machinery, with risks of injury from tools or falling into pits. Control measures include training, PPE, barricades and signage. 3) Getting caught in machinery or hit by it, with control measures like maintaining distance and supervision. The risk level for all identified hazards is considered tolerable after control measures.

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    This document provides a hazard identification and risk assessment worksheet for backfilling work. It identifies three main activities with associated hazards: 1) Clearing the site, with risks of tripping or cuts. Control measures include surveying for hazards and using PPE. 2) Backfilling manually or with machinery, with risks of injury from tools or falling into pits. Control measures include training, PPE, barricades and signage. 3) Getting caught in machinery or hit by it, with control measures like maintaining distance and supervision. The risk level for all identified hazards is considered tolerable after control measures.

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    7-609 Back Filling Hira

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    This document provides a hazard identification and risk assessment worksheet for backfilling work. It identifies three main activities with associated hazards: 1) Clearing the site, with risks of tripping or cuts. Control measures include surveying for hazards and using PPE. 2) Backfilling manually or with machinery, with risks of injury from tools or falling into pits. Control measures include training, PPE, barricades and signage. 3) Getting caught in machinery or hit by it, with control measures like maintaining distance and supervision. The risk level for all identified hazards is considered tolerable after control measures.

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    Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment and Control Measure Worksheet (HIRA)

    FORMAT NO:
    JOB TITLE : BACK FILLING
    Sl ACTIVITY (JOB STEPS IN HAZARDS/RISK CONSEQUEN PROBABIL SEVERITY RISK PRESENT CONTROL MEASURE PROBABILI SEVERITY RISK CONTROLLED FINAL RESPONSIBI
    No SEQUENCE) CES ITY TY RISK RATING ASSESSMENT LITY

    1 Clearing of site Tripping and cut injury 1. The area should be surveyed for
    during housekeeping tripping hazards and workers shall be
    Body injury/ briefed for the hazard.
    Property 2 2 4 1 2 2 TOLERABLE ACCEPTABLE
    damage 2. All persons working shall use PPE's
    like helmet, shoes etc.
    2 Backfilling by mechanical m/c & 1. Injury due to tools and 1. Experienced persons shall be
    manualy tackles. deployed who are aware of handling
    Body injury/ backfilling tools.
    Property 5 5 25 2 2 4 TOLERABLE ACCEPTABLE Site Engineer /
    damage 2. All persons working shall use PPE's Foreman
    like helmet, shoes etc.

    2. Fall of person into the 1. Proper barricading with warning


    pit. Body injury 4 4 16 signs to be put. 2 2 4 TOLERABLE ACCEPTABLE

    3. Caught in between/ hit 1. Maintaine safe distance from m/c.


    by the machine 2.Supervision require in case of
    Body injury 4 4 16 working in dense area. 2 2 4 TOLERABLE ACCEPTABLE

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