the tank, engine room, deck) • Stages in the process (e.g. gauging, line-up, loading, topping-up, etc.) • Planned and reactive work Work Activities • Defined Task (e.g. Hot-work, Cold work, etc.)
1. List all possible Hazards
1. Personal Experience 2. List the Hazard effects 2. Manufacturer’s Instructions 3. Identify existing controls 3. Energy Sources 4. Procedures 5. Publications 6. What-If Philosophy Assess Consequence of Hazard (after applying the existing controls) (Consequence Category Table)
Assess Probability of Occurrence
(after applying the existing controls) (Probability Table) Identify additional control measures to further reduce the risk to acceptable level Determine Risk Factor (Risk Matrix) Reassess the Risk Factor
L M H L M H
No further action required Prepare an Action Plan &
identify Person responsible to implement identified additional All Action Items addressed controls
Prepare a Contingency and
Recovery Plan: List actions to be taken in Carry out toolbox meeting to case the identified controls discuss full scope of job and fail assign responsibilities
File the Risk Assessment for
future use Work activity shall not commence without the explicit approval from Shore Review the Risk Assessment Management
(Problem Books in Mathematics) Antonio Caminha Muniz Neto - An Excursion Through Elementary Mathematics, Volume III - Discrete Mathematics and Polynomial Algebra (2018, Springer)