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Formwork Installation / Removal Risk Assessment

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Formwork Installation / Removal Hazards & Controls

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01
Hazard

Formwork collapse

Potential Consequence

Crushing, serious injury or fatality

Persons at Risk

Formwork and concrete workers

Existing Controls

Approved design, suitable supports and competent inspection

Additional Controls

Complete pre-pour inspection before concrete loading

02
Hazard

Fall from height

Potential Consequence

Serious injury

Persons at Risk

Formwork workers

Existing Controls

Safe platforms, access and edge protection

Additional Controls

Inspect temporary work surfaces before use

03
Hazard

Falling material during stripping

Potential Consequence

Struck-by or crushing injury

Persons at Risk

Stripping crew and workers below

Existing Controls

Exclusion zone and controlled dismantling method

Additional Controls

Prevent uncontrolled dropping of materials

04
Hazard

Formwork components overturning

Potential Consequence

Crushing or serious injury

Persons at Risk

Formwork crew

Existing Controls

Temporary support and controlled erection

Additional Controls

Do not remove temporary supports until the formwork is stable

05
Hazard

Contact with nails or sharp edges

Potential Consequence

Cut or puncture injury

Persons at Risk

Formwork workers

Existing Controls

Housekeeping and suitable gloves

Additional Controls

Remove or bend protruding nails and collect waste in a controlled manner

06
Hazard

Unexpected load release during stripping

Potential Consequence

Falling material or crushing

Persons at Risk

Formwork stripping crew

Existing Controls

Planned stripping sequence

Additional Controls

Do not remove load-bearing elements before verifying concrete strength and stripping approval

07
Hazard

Unauthorized modification of formwork

Potential Consequence

Loss of stability or collapse

Persons at Risk

Formwork and concrete workers

Existing Controls

Approved drawings and supervisor control

Additional Controls

Do not modify formwork outside the approved design without authorization

08
Hazard

Inadequate segregation of stripping area

Potential Consequence

Falling material striking personnel

Persons at Risk

Nearby site personnel

Existing Controls

Barricades and exclusion zone

Additional Controls

Prevent unnecessary personnel entering the stripping area

09
Hazard

Improper storage of formwork components

Potential Consequence

Material collapse or crushing injury

Persons at Risk

Formwork workers

Existing Controls

Orderly stacking and suitable storage

Additional Controls

Stack panels and timber components in a stable arrangement

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Formwork Installation / Removal RISK ASSESSMENT
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ACTIVITYFormwork Installation / RemovalCATEGORYConstruction
#ActivityHazardConsequencePersons at RiskExisting Risk ControlLSRiskAction Required / Additional ControlsPerson in ChargeDue DateRLRSResidual Risk
01Formwork Installation / RemovalFormwork collapseCrushing, serious injury or fatalityFormwork and concrete workersApproved design, suitable supports and competent inspection3515
High
Complete pre-pour inspection before concrete loading--224
Low
02Formwork Installation / RemovalFall from heightSerious injuryFormwork workersSafe platforms, access and edge protection3412
High
Inspect temporary work surfaces before use--224
Low
03Formwork Installation / RemovalFalling material during strippingStruck-by or crushing injuryStripping crew and workers belowExclusion zone and controlled dismantling method3412
High
Prevent uncontrolled dropping of materials--224
Low
04Formwork Installation / RemovalFormwork components overturningCrushing or serious injuryFormwork crewTemporary support and controlled erection3412
High
Do not remove temporary supports until the formwork is stable--224
Low
05Formwork Installation / RemovalContact with nails or sharp edgesCut or puncture injuryFormwork workersHousekeeping and suitable gloves236
Medium
Remove or bend protruding nails and collect waste in a controlled manner--122
Low
06Formwork Installation / RemovalUnexpected load release during strippingFalling material or crushingFormwork stripping crewPlanned stripping sequence3412
High
Do not remove load-bearing elements before verifying concrete strength and stripping approval--224
Low
07Formwork Installation / RemovalUnauthorized modification of formworkLoss of stability or collapseFormwork and concrete workersApproved drawings and supervisor control339
Medium
Do not modify formwork outside the approved design without authorization--122
Low
08Formwork Installation / RemovalInadequate segregation of stripping areaFalling material striking personnelNearby site personnelBarricades and exclusion zone236
Medium
Prevent unnecessary personnel entering the stripping area--122
Low
09Formwork Installation / RemovalImproper storage of formwork componentsMaterial collapse or crushing injuryFormwork workersOrderly stacking and suitable storage3412
High
Stack panels and timber components in a stable arrangement--224
Low
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