HSE DOCUMENTS-RISK ASSESSMENT FOR DUCTING ERECTION

RISK ASSESSMENT FOR DUCTING ERECTION

WHAT THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS?

Risk Assessment for Ducting Erection by HSE Documents provides:

• A comprehensive, editable, and ready-to-use Word format tool designed for HSE professionals, project managers, engineers, and supervisors. 
• It ensures safe practices during ducting installation by identifying hazards, assessing risks, and implementing control measures. 
• Downloadable for free, this resource simplifies compliance with safety standards and supports effective risk management on construction and installation projects.

1.0. WHAT ARE /TASKS /ACTIVITY?

1.1. Transport of Ducting

1.2. Installation of Ducting

2.0. WHO COULD BE HARMED AND HOW?

2.1. Traffic collision, fall of material

2.2. Fall of men from Ladder/scaffold.

2.3. Fall of material from Height.

2.4. Injury from using hack saw, cutter, drilling machine etc.

2.5. Dust, debris and Splinters.

3.0. EXISTING RISK CONTROL MEASURES/RECOVERY MEASURES

3.1. Conduct PEP talk before loading/unloading.

3.2. Only inspected vehicles found fit shall be engaged.

3.3. Condition of vehicle shall be checked and approved before transport of units

3.4. The duct material shall be firmly placed in the truck.

3.5. Duct shall be tightly secured using Nylon ropes.

3.6. Vehicle with suitable platform & foldable side gates shall be engaged to prevent fall of items.

3.7. All Personnel equipments shall be worn by workmen.

3.8. Sufficient workmen / Rigger shall be engaged for unloading of ducting.

3.9. Use of safety helmets, Shoes, Florescent

3.10. Jacket, and other relevant PPE’s ensured for all workers.

3.11. Tools and material shall not be scattered around the work place and shall be neatly stacked in a convenient location

4.0. WHAT FURTHER MEASURES ARE REQUIRED?

4.1. Employ lifting aids (e.g., forklifts with proper attachments) to minimize manual handling risks.

4.2. Ensure the load is evenly distributed to avoid tipping or imbalance during transport.

4.3. Keep spill kits and first aid kits in vehicles.

4.4. Train drivers in emergency response procedures.

4.5. Conduct periodic checks to ensure compliance with transport safety standards.

4.6. Review loading/unloading procedures regularly.

4.7. Maintain transportation permits, if applicable.

4.8. Keep a record of transported materials for traceability.

4.9. Perform weight assessments of ducting to determine the appropriate handling method.

4.10. Use mechanical lifting devices such as hoists or vacuum lifters for large or awkwardly shaped ducting.

4.11. Assign spotters to guide and monitor the transportation process, especially in congested areas.

4.12. Avoid transportation during adverse weather conditions to reduce slipping and material handling hazards.

4.13. Install physical barriers along transportation routes to protect nearby personnel.

4.14. Conduct a JHA for the specific transportation route and ducting type to identify hazards and required controls.

4.15. Install fall protection systems for elevated areas where ducting might be transported or installed.

4.16. Ensure ducting is stored securely at the destination to prevent rolling or collapse.

4.17. Develop an emergency response plan for accidents during transportation, such as spills or injuries.

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