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Building Risk Assessment
1. 1. Introduction and Scope: Overview of the assessment purpose, project details, and scope of the risk assessment
2. 2. Project Information: Details of the construction project, location, timeline, and key stakeholders
3. 3. Methodology: Description of the risk assessment methodology used, including rating systems for likelihood and severity
4. 4. Hazard Identification: Comprehensive list of identified hazards across all aspects of the construction project
5. 5. Risk Evaluation: Assessment of risks, including likelihood and severity ratings for each identified hazard
6. 6. Control Measures: Detailed preventive and protective measures for each identified risk
7. 7. Emergency Procedures: Emergency response plans and procedures for various scenarios
8. 8. Monitoring and Review: Procedures for ongoing monitoring, review periods, and updating of the risk assessment
9. 9. Roles and Responsibilities: Definition of responsibilities for implementing and maintaining risk controls
1. Special Site Conditions: Include when the construction site has unique geographical, geological, or environmental conditions requiring specific attention
2. Neighboring Properties: Include when construction activities might impact adjacent buildings or properties
3. Environmental Impact Assessment: Include when the project requires specific environmental considerations or permits
4. Traffic Management: Include when construction affects public roads or requires specific traffic management plans
5. Noise and Vibration Assessment: Include when construction activities may cause significant noise or vibration impacts
6. Specialized Equipment Risk Assessment: Include when unusual or high-risk equipment will be used on site
1. Schedule A: Risk Assessment Matrix: Detailed risk assessment matrices and scoring criteria
2. Schedule B: Site Plans and Drawings: Relevant site plans marking hazard zones and safety arrangements
3. Schedule C: Safety Equipment Requirements: Lists of required PPE and safety equipment for different activities
4. Schedule D: Emergency Contact Information: List of emergency contacts, including local authorities and key personnel
5. Schedule E: Inspection Checklists: Standard checklists for regular safety inspections
6. Schedule F: Incident Report Forms: Standard forms for reporting accidents, incidents, and near-misses
7. Schedule G: Training Requirements: Matrix of required safety training for different roles and activities
8. Schedule H: Risk Control Action Plan: Detailed implementation plan for risk control measures with timelines and responsibilities
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Hazard
Risk
Risk Assessment
Control Measures
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Project Site
Construction Work
Principal Contractor
Health and Safety Coordinator
Safety Zone
Workplace
Site Manager
Emergency Procedures
Risk Matrix
Severity Rating
Likelihood Rating
Residual Risk
Safe Working Load
Competent Person
Byggeplads
Working Environment Authority
Safety Data Sheet
Permit to Work
Method Statement
Near Miss
Incident
Accident
Building Regulations
Safety Representative
Critical Risk
Risk Owner
Safety Protocol
Work at Height
Confined Space
Hot Work
Construction Phase
Risk Register
Preventive Measure
Safety Equipment
Project Information
Risk Assessment Methodology
Hazard Identification
Risk Evaluation
Control Measures
Safety Responsibilities
Emergency Procedures
Training Requirements
Equipment Safety
Environmental Protection
Working at Height
Fire Safety
Electrical Safety
Chemical Safety
Manual Handling
Site Access
Personal Protective Equipment
First Aid
Incident Reporting
Communication Procedures
Documentation Requirements
Review and Updates
Compliance Requirements
Monitoring and Inspection
Traffic Management
Waste Management
Noise Control
Subcontractor Management
Public Safety
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