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Page 1 of 5 SAFETY MANAGEMENT GUIDE Topic: Hazard Identification and Risk Management  Hazard Table Hazard Types Hazard Examples Any Hazard When determining hazards assoc iated with a pa rticular task, consideration must also be given to the exposure of personnel, the environment and assets external to the work task being undertaken. Kinetic / Mechanical  Energy Contact with moving plant/parts (cutting, shearing, drawing in, entanglement, etc) Contact with sharp objects/edges Contact with moving vehicles/mobile plant Struck by projectiles or ejected items (including struck in the eye by foreign object) Mechanic al damage to services, personal protective equipment or other items Gravitational  Energy Fall from height Falling object from height Slips and trips  Access/work be neath a suspended load/unstable object Thermal and/or  Explosive Energy Fire/Explosion Ignition of gas/dust in a hazardous area Contact with hot/cold objects/parts Excessively hot/cold environments (including heat stress) Electrical  Energy Contact with live electrical p arts (overhead power line, welding electrode, induced voltage) Exposure to high fault currents (within switchboards, battery banks) Mechanic al damage to power leads/fixed electrical wiring Ingress of water into electrical components Pressurised  Energy Release of a stored gas, liquid, solid under pressure Release of spring/tension energy Contact with pressurised agent Chemicals /  Substances Energy Inhalation of dusts, gases, fumes, vapours and mists Ingestion of chemicals/su bstances  Absorption of chemicals/s ubstances through the skin Radiation Energy Exposure to ionising radiation source (industrial radiography, non- destructive testing) Exposure to non-ionising radiation source (ultraviolet, laser, welding flash, infrared, microwav e, radiofrequen cy) Biological  Hazards Exposure to algal, bacterial, fungal, viral or parasitic a gents (skin contact, ingestion, inhalation)  Animal, insect and spider bites/s tings Sharps/needle-stick exposure Manual Handling / Postural  Hazards Handling heavy, unstable or awkward objects/loads Repetitious movements Maintaining static or awkward work postures Tool use that requires excessi ve force Noise and/or  Vibration Energy Exposure to increased noise (levels that may cause hearing damage/ employee discomfort) Contact with vibrating plant/vehicl es Contact with vibrating tools/objects Psychological, Mental, Social  and Medical  Hazards Working for excessive time periods and/or while fatigued Working under the influence o f alcohol/drugs or other agents Ex po o o su reto o o  wo rkplac e bully ing, harassment, violence Topic: Hazard Identification and Risk Manageme nt Date Issued February 2008 Document Location: G:\Human Resources\07 OH&S\2. Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment & Control\H azard Identification and Risk Managemen t Guide.doc Date of Revision : February 2010 Signature: Date Signed:

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SAFETY MANAGEMENT GUIDE 

Topic: Hazard Identification and Risk

Management 

Hazard Table 

Hazard Types  Hazard Examples 

Any Hazard When determining hazards associated with a particular task,consideration must also be given to the exposure of personnel, theenvironment and assets external to the work task being undertaken.

Kinetic / 

Mechanical 

Energy 

Contact with moving plant/parts (cutting, shearing, drawing in,entanglement, etc)Contact with sharp objects/edgesContact with moving vehicles/mobile plantStruck by projectiles or ejected items (including struck in the eye byforeign object)Mechanical damage to services, personal protective equipment or other items

Gravitational 

Energy 

Fall from heightFalling object from heightSlips and trips Access/work beneath a suspended load/unstable object

Thermal and/or  

Explosive 

Energy 

Fire/ExplosionIgnition of gas/dust in a hazardous areaContact with hot/cold objects/partsExcessively hot/cold environments (including heat stress)

Electrical 

Energy 

Contact with live electrical parts (overhead power line, welding electrode,induced voltage)Exposure to high fault currents (within switchboards, battery banks)Mechanical damage to power leads/fixed electrical wiringIngress of water into electrical components

Pressurised 

Energy 

Release of a stored gas, liquid, solid under pressure

Release of spring/tension energyContact with pressurised agent

Chemicals / 

Substances 

Energy 

Inhalation of dusts, gases, fumes, vapours and mistsIngestion of chemicals/substances Absorption of chemicals/substances through the skin

Radiation 

Energy 

Exposure to ionising radiation source (industrial radiography, non-destructive testing)Exposure to non-ionising radiation source (ultraviolet, laser, welding flash,infrared, microwave, radiofrequency)

Biological 

Hazards 

Exposure to algal, bacterial, fungal, viral or parasitic agents (skin contact,ingestion, inhalation) Animal, insect and spider bites/stingsSharps/needle-stick exposure

Manual 

Handling / 

Postural 

Hazards 

Handling heavy, unstable or awkward objects/loadsRepetitious movementsMaintaining static or awkward work posturesTool use that requires excessive force

Noise and/or  

Vibration 

Energy 

Exposure to increased noise (levels that may cause hearing damage/employee discomfort)Contact with vibrating plant/vehiclesContact with vibrating tools/objects

Psychological, 

Mental, Social 

and Medical 

Hazards 

Working for excessive time periods and/or while fatiguedWorking under the influence of alcohol/drugs or other agents

Expooosure tooo workplace bullying, harassment, violence

Topic: Hazard Identification and Risk Management Date Issued February 2008DocumentLocation:

G:\Human Resources\07 OH&S\2. HazardIdentification, Risk Assessment & Control\HazardIdentification and Risk Management Guide.doc

Date of Revision: February 2010

Signature: Date Signed:

7/28/2019 Hazard Identification and Risk Management Guide

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SAFETY MANAGEMENT GUIDE 

Topic: Hazard Identification and Risk

Management 

Hazard Types  Hazard Examples 

Work 

Environment 

Hazards 

Inadequate lightingWet/slippery floor/surfaceUneven/unstable ground or working surfaceWeather conditions (including flooding, lightning, wind)Working aloneUnfavourable atmospheric conditions (including dusty or oxygen depletedareas)Restricted access or working spaceInability to communicate due to noiseInability to swim

Environmental 

Hazards 

 Air contamination from uncontrolled release of a gas or stored chemicalWater contamination (including oil spill, disposal into stormwater or incorrect drain)Ground contamination (including oil, chemical/contaminant spills)Release of a harmful solid, liquid or gas during transport on/off siteBush Fire/ExplosionIncorrect waste disposalImport of unauthorised soils, materials, plants or machinery

Aviation Safety 

Hazards 

Wildlife controlForeign Object Debrisetc

Uncontrolled if Printed 

Topic: Hazard Identification and Risk Management Date Issued February 2008DocumentLocation:

G:\Human Resources\07 OH&S\2. HazardIdentification, Risk Assessment & Control\HazardIdentification and Risk Management Guide.doc

Date of Revision: February 2010

Signature: Date Signed:

7/28/2019 Hazard Identification and Risk Management Guide

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