Risk Factor (RF) With no control measures in place Initial Risk Rating
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Refrigerants (Freon, Ammonia) Exposure
Battery Acids (Lead-acid Batteries) Exposure
Fuel (Diesel and Petrol) Exposure
Mould Exposure
Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) Exposure
Mercury Exposure
Isocyanates Exposure
Solvent Exposure
Cement Dust Exposure
Lead-Based Paint Exposure
Silica Dust Exposure
Legal and Regulatory Changes
Talent Acquisition and Retention
Economic and Market Volatility
Health Crises and Pandemics
Supply Chain Disruptions
Sustainability and Environmental Impact (Fleet & Logistics)
Miscommunication and Coordination Failures in Management
Insurance and Liability Issues with Subcontracted Drivers
Lack of Training and Familiarisation for Subcontracted Drivers
Driver Fatigue Among Subcontracted Drivers
Subcontractor Compliance and Safety Standards
HGV Overloading
Non-Compliance with LGV Regulations
Inadequate Vehicle Servicing and Maintenance
Vehicle Defects Leading to Accidents
Driver Licensing and Certification Risks
Fuel Price Fluctuation and Management
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Manual Handling (Traffic Management)
Slips, Trips, and Falls (Traffic Management)
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Vehicle Collisions (Traffic Management)
Emergency Vehicle Access (Traffic Management)
Traffic Delays and Public Frustration
Psychological Stress from High-Risk Environment
Night Work and Reduced Visibility
Equipment Failure
Miscommunication Among Team Members
Vehicle Incursions into Work Zones
Lack of Training (Traffic Management)
Inadequate Traffic Control Measures
Accessibility and Accommodation for Disabilities (Healthcare)
Patient Allergies and Specific Needs
Lack of Emergency Preparedness (Healthcare)
Laser Hazards (Healthcare)
Improper Waste Disposal (Healthcare)
Confidentiality Breaches
Patient Elopement
Inadequate Infection Control
Anesthetic Gases
Pharmaceutical Errors
Medical Equipment Malfunction
Electrical Safety (Healthcare)
Ergonomic Injuries
Mental Health and Stress
Slips, Trips, and Falls (Healthcare)
Workplace Violence (Healthcare)
Radiation Exposure (Healthcare)
Chemical Exposure
Needlestick Injuries
Exposure to Infectious Diseases
Patient Handling
Worker Fatigue
Water and Flooding
Public Interference
Plant and Machinery Operation
Night Work (Roadworks)
Traffic Management (Roadworks)
Electrical Safety
Noise Exposure (Roadworks)
Vehicle Collisions (Roadworks)
Inadequate Worker Training and Supervision
Psychosocial Risks
Noise Pollution
Insufficient Site Security
Lack of Emergency Preparedness
Extreme Weather Conditions
Poor Lighting
Tool Misuse and Malfunction
Structural Collapse
Water Hazards
Scaffolding Collapse
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Non-Compliance
Traffic Accidents
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Dust/Fume Inhalation
Use of Sthil Saw/Abrasive Wheels
Use of Hand Tools
Excavation Work/Collapse of Excavation
HAVS
Environment Spillages/Use of Hazardous Substances, Use of Concrete
Noise Exposure
Slips, Trips and Falls, Poor Housekeeping
Manual Handling
Working at Height
Mobile Phone Use on Site
Moving/Use of Plant and Machinery, Re-fuelling of Plant
Use of Electric Leads/Power Tools
General Site Working, Access to the Work
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Establish the Severity (S), Likelihood (L) and Risk Factor (RF) by reference to the Matrix below: RF = S x L
REMEMBER: The risk rating must be calculated both before and after ERCPD and its resulting controls have been applied. This risk rating helps to identify and prioritise areas that require more to be done to reduce the risk.
Low risk factor (1-5) normal safe working methods should suffice. Fine tune controls to further reduce the risk, if possible.
Medium risk factor (6-12) further improvement to control measures need to be considered to reduce the risk.
High risk factor (15-25) improve controls now, consider stopping the activity. Seek advice as appropriate.
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Establish the Severity (S), Likelihood (L) and Risk Factor (RF) by reference to the Matrix below: RF = S x L
REMEMBER: The risk rating must be calculated both before and after ERCPD and its resulting controls have been applied. This risk rating helps to identify and prioritise areas that require more to be done to reduce the risk.
Low risk factor (1-5) normal safe working methods should suffice. Fine tune controls to further reduce the risk, if possible.
Medium risk factor (6-12) further improvement to control measures need to be considered to reduce the risk.
High risk factor (15-25) improve controls now, consider stopping the activity. Seek advice as appropriate.
