Free Construction Risk Assessment Template
Construction Risk Assessment
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Project Name: |
City Centre Residential Complex Construction |
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Project Address: |
123 Downtown Avenue, Cityville, State, 12345 |
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Date of Assessment: |
December 2, 2080 |
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Assessed by: |
[Your Name], Health and Safety Officer |
I. Objective
The objective of this risk assessment is to identify and evaluate potential hazards associated with the construction of the City Centre Residential Complex. This assessment aims to minimize the risk of injury, damage, and other incidents by implementing effective safety measures, ensuring all personnel are trained and protected, and maintaining compliance with relevant health and safety regulations. It provides a framework for ongoing risk management throughout the project to safeguard workers, contractors, and site visitors.
II. Scope of Work
The project involves the construction of a five-story residential building. Tasks include excavation, demolition of existing structures, concrete pouring, installation of scaffolding, electrical and plumbing work, and exterior facade installation.
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Excavation and site clearing
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Foundation work and concrete pouring
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Scaffold erection for high-rise construction
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Electrical wiring and plumbing installations
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Roofing and window installation
III. Risk Identification
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Risk ID |
Hazard Description |
Potential Impact |
Persons at Risk |
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001 |
Falling from height (scaffolding and ladders) |
Serious injury or death due to fall |
Construction workers, site supervisors |
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002 |
Exposure to hazardous materials (asbestos) |
Respiratory issues, long-term health problems |
Workers involved in demolition, visitors |
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003 |
Equipment malfunction (cranes, bulldozers) |
Injury, fatality, equipment damage |
Equipment operators, site workers |
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004 |
Slips, trips, and falls on wet surfaces |
Minor to serious injuries, fractures, sprains |
All workers, contractors, site visitors |
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005 |
Electrical shock (exposed wires during installation) |
Serious injury or death |
Electricians, workers in the vicinity |
IV. Risk Assessment Matrix
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Likelihood |
Consequence |
Risk Rating |
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Very Likely (5) |
Minor (1) |
Low (1) |
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Likely (4) |
Moderate (2) |
Medium (2) |
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Unlikely (3) |
Major (3) |
High (3) |
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Very Unlikely (2) |
Catastrophic (4) |
Very High (4) |
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Rare (1) |
V. Risk Evaluation and Control Measures
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Risk ID |
Likelihood |
Risk Rating |
Control Measures |
Action Required |
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001 |
4 (Likely) |
16 (Very High) |
Install guardrails and safety nets on scaffolding; ensure fall arrest systems are used |
Provide fall protection training for workers; conduct weekly inspections of scaffolds |
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002 |
3 (Unlikely) |
9 (High) |
Use protective clothing, respirators, and proper ventilation; ensure asbestos handling procedures are followed |
Schedule air quality monitoring; provide asbestos handling training for workers |
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003 |
2 (Very Unlikely) |
8 (Medium) |
Regular inspection and maintenance of equipment; ensure operators are certified |
Inspect all heavy machinery weekly; ensure daily pre-operation checks |
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004 |
4 (Likely) |
8 (Medium) |
Keep work areas clean and organized; provide non-slip footwear; install warning signs for wet areas |
Conduct daily safety checks; ensure workers wear non-slip footwear |
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005 |
3 (Unlikely) |
12 (High) |
De-energize electrical systems; ensure all electrical work is performed by qualified personnel |
Install clear signage for electrical hazards; implement lock-out/tag-out procedures |
VI. Responsibility for Control Measures
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Control Measure |
Responsible Person |
Timeline for Action |
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Installation of guardrails on scaffolding |
Site Supervisor |
Within 1 week |
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Provision of protective equipment (PPE) |
Health and Safety Officer |
Immediate |
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Regular equipment inspection |
Maintenance Supervisor |
Weekly |
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Daily safety checks and clean-up |
Safety Officer |
Ongoing, daily |
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Electrical safety procedures |
Electrical Foreman |
Immediate |
VII. Emergency Procedures
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First Aid Kit Location: Site office, near the main entrance
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Nearest Hospital: Cityville General Hospital, 456 Health Street, Cityville, State, 67890, Phone: (555) 123-4567
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Emergency Contact: Jane Smith, Emergency Coordinator, Phone: (555) 987-6543
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Fire Exits: Main building entrance and rear emergency exit
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Evacuation Plan: All workers are to evacuate via the main building entrance in the event of a fire or emergency. Muster Point is located at the northeast corner of the site, away from construction vehicles.
VIII. Risk Assessment Summary
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Highest Risk: Falling from height (scaffolding), with a risk rating of 16 (Very High)
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Risk Reduction Measures: Install guardrails, safety nets, and fall arrest systems. Provide fall protection training and conduct weekly scaffold inspections.
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Monitoring Plan: Monitor all high-risk activities (scaffolding work, electrical work, and equipment operations) daily. Provide regular updates to the safety officer on the status of control measures.
Assessment Approved by:
[Your Name],
Health and Safety Officer
