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Hazard identification
Risk management
Risk control
Activities
Hazard
EFFECT
Likelihood
Severity
Risk
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1. Construction wastes are not being managed well
Step on the wastes
Feet injuries
4
3
11
Construction wastes should be manage and well and place out of workplace
2. using cellphone while handling construction vehicle
Someone being cought in front of the vehicles without the worker knowing
Serious injuries, fatal
4
3
12
Employer have to make sure workers are following safe work procedures
3. workers are not wearing safety helmet
Falling debris, tools
Head injuries, fatal
4
3
12
Workers should aware Personal Protective Equpment (PPE) are important while in construction site
4. crane carrying wrecking ball are not handled safely
Workers struck or hit by crane
Serious injuries, fatal
3
4
12
Make sure the demolition process are safe and no one near the place
5. open field burning are not being controlled
Smoke that would effect workers health
Asthma, cough
3
2
6
Make sure that controlled burn are being practiced
6. workers work near to building under demolition process
Structure collapse, crumble wall
Serious injuries, fatal
4
4
16
Make sure the demolition process are safe and no one near the place

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