SANG VILLA PROJECT - AL HASA-KSA

Daily Hazard Alert Report

Legislation: Environmental Standards on Material Recovery and Recycling of Waste 2012. Dated 03/24/2012
Royal Decree No 21 (6/9/1389 H) on Safety in Workplace dated 11/15/1969
Health and safety in Workplace ACT 1974.
Occupational Health Services Convention, ILO, 1985 (No. 161)

Location (s): General condition of equipment is discussed due to frequent change of work
locations within day.

Ref
#

Tayyab/SANG/2014
/06

Dat
e

06-01-2015

General Comments: Abrasive wheel grinders are great machines, but careless operation can injure your hands,
fingers, eyes, and respiratory system; further information relates to disk must be printed rather than pasted stickers
which not supporting to get information during accident investigation.
Sr.
No

Observation
(s)

Hazard/Risk
Involved

Risk
Level

Corrective
Action

Person
Responsible

1: Multipurpose
grinders found without
handles.
Plate #1

Loos grip
Injury
Noise
Wheel explosion
Eye injury
Flying objects
Hot surfaces
Sharp edges
Burn from hot piece
of work
Run On after
siting of
Earthing bonding
wires missing

Medium

Regular inspection s.
Inspection before start
each day work
TBT
Training of workers
Color coding
implementation
Ensure guard is fitted
and clumped
Dont use faulty
equipment and
associated abrasive
wheels.
Use abrasive disks are
compatible to machine
in dia and RPM.
Dont use machine
without guard.
Dont use wrong type of
disk
Dont Apply High
pressure during
operation.
Never leave a machine

Site Safety In Charge

2: Multipurpose grinder
found without colorcoding system.
Plate #4,5,6
3: Abrasive wheels
found un qualifying to
stipulated duty
Plate#3
4: Chop Saw found
without color coding
performing in
restricted area
Plate# 2

Time
Scale

Close out
Status

energized and
unattended.
Dont reduce speed of
disk on work piece.
Allowing machine
properly halt before
putting on ground.
Wear PPE accordingly
requirement to operation
e.g. Gloves, Safety
Glasses, dust masks, ear
plugs.

The hierarchy of controls needs to be considered when identifying control measures. The highest level of control should be
implemented where ever reasonably practicable.
Highest Level of Control
Lowest Level of Control
Elimination
Substitution
Personal Protective E Equipment

Engineering Controls

Administration Controls

Green= LOW

Yellow= Medium

Red= HIGH

Unsafe Condition

Environmental Damage

Property Loss

Type of observation
Unsafe Act

Near Miss/ Incident/

Accident

Hygienic Issues

Reminder (s)

Reported
by:
Designatio
n:

Mr. Muhammad Tayyab

Signature:

Area: Development 1

EHS Officer

Plate # 1

Plate #2

Plate #3

Plate #4

Plate# 5

Plate#6

Plate# 7

Plate#8