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Generic Risk Assessment Report - KKIA

The KKIA Energy Metering Project involves the installation of energy meters and related activities, with identified hazards including electric shock, cable damage, and slip hazards. Preventive measures include daily safety talks, use of PPE, and proper training for personnel. Recommendations emphasize regular training, on-site supervision, and continuous safety monitoring to mitigate risks effectively.

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Generic Risk Assessment Report - KKIA

The KKIA Energy Metering Project involves the installation of energy meters and related activities, with identified hazards including electric shock, cable damage, and slip hazards. Preventive measures include daily safety talks, use of PPE, and proper training for personnel. Recommendations emphasize regular training, on-site supervision, and continuous safety monitoring to mitigate risks effectively.

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Risk Assessment Report

**Project Title:** KKIA Energy Metering Project


**Client:** King Khalid International Airport (KKIA)
**Main Contractor:** Honeywell
**Prepared By:** [Your Name]
**Date:** [Insert Date]

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Scope of Work
The project involves the following activities:
- Conduiting, cabling, and installation of energy meters.
- Supply of conduits and cables for the installation process.
- Preparing shop drawings and as-built drawings in AutoCAD 2D.
- Ensuring compliance with client-specified standards for labeling.

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Identified Hazards and Risks


Hazard Impact Likelihood Risk Level Preventive
Measures
Accidental Electric shock, Medium High De-energize
contact with injuries, or systems before
live wires fatality work, use
insulated tools,
and ensure
proper
shutdown
coordination.
Cable damage Short circuits, Medium Medium Use high-
during delayed project quality cables
installation timelines and follow
proper
handling
techniques.
Improper Loose Medium High Conduct
crimping or connections, training
termination sparks, and sessions and
potential ensure
equipment experienced
damage personnel
handle critical
tasks.
Failure to notify Delayed Low Medium Notify Alpha
stakeholders response to Base and other
issues, stakeholders
uncoordinated before
activities shutdown or
high-risk
activities.
Slip, trip, and Injuries to Medium Medium Maintain
fall hazards workers due to organized
cluttered work workspaces
areas and enforce
PPE
requirements.
Proximity to Injuries from Low Medium Isolate work
running moving parts or areas and
equipment tools clearly mark
hazardous
zones.
Fire hazards Fire outbreaks Low High Keep fire
from sparks or property extinguishers
damage on-site and
ensure team
familiarity with
emergency
procedures.
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Risk Control Measures

General Safety Measures:


- Conduct daily toolbox talks to review safety procedures and identify specific risks for the
day.
- Mandate the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), including insulated gloves,
helmets, and safety boots.
- Ensure a dedicated HSE engineer is present on-site to monitor activities.

Electrical Safety:
- Perform a full shutdown of power systems before commencing work.
- Verify de-energized circuits using calibrated testers.
- Use insulated tools and equipment rated for high-voltage work.

Worksite Management:
- Maintain clear pathways and ensure tools and materials are stored safely.
- Clearly label energized and non-energized systems.
- Use scaffolding or elevated work platforms with fall protection where necessary.
Coordination and Communication:
- Notify Alpha Base and relevant stakeholders about planned shutdowns or high-risk
activities.
- Maintain a communication plan with team leads for immediate reporting of issues.

Emergency Preparedness:
- Train the workforce on emergency procedures, including fire response and first aid.
- Keep firefighting equipment and first-aid kits accessible on-site.
- Establish an evacuation plan with clear assembly points.

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Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Table


Activity Potential Hazard Impact Mitigation Plan
Conduiting and Damage to cables Delayed timelines Use approved
cabling materials and
proper handling
techniques.
Energy meter Accidental contact Electric shock Verify de-
installation with live wires energization and
use insulated tools.
Cable termination Sparks or loose Equipment damage Assign experienced
and crimping connections personnel and
conduct quality
checks on
connections.
Shop drawing Errors in Installation delays Assign qualified
preparation and documentation drafters and review
labeling documents
thoroughly before
submission.
Shutdown Lack of notification Delayed responses Establish a
coordination to stakeholders notification protocol
for all high-risk
activities involving
power systems.
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Recommendations
1. **Regular Training:** Conduct refresher training for the team on safety protocols and
electrical hazard awareness.
2. **On-Site Supervision:** Ensure experienced supervisors oversee critical activities such
as cabling and meter installation.
3. **Tool Maintenance:** Regularly inspect and maintain tools to ensure they are safe and fit
for purpose.
4. **Monitoring:** Implement a continuous safety monitoring system to identify and rectify
risks in real time.
5. **Documentation:** Maintain detailed records of all activities, risks identified, and
corrective actions taken for future reference.

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Conclusion:
With proper implementation of the identified preventive and corrective measures, the risks
associated with this project can be minimized effectively. Adhering to the safety protocols
and ensuring coordination among all stakeholders will ensure the successful and safe
completion of the KKIA Energy Metering Project.

**Approved By:**
[Name]
[Designation]
[Date]

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