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Night Work Risk Assessment

Review the critical hazards, potential consequences, persons at risk and recommended control measures for Night Work in one professional HSE workspace.

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Night Work Hazards & Controls

Review the key hazards, consequences and control measures for Night Work in a structured professional HSE format.

Hazard

Insufficient lighting

Potential Consequence

Trips, falls or operational errors

Persons at Risk

Night-shift workers

Existing Controls

Permanent and temporary lighting

Additional Controls

Verify adequate lighting levels in critical work areas

Hazard

Fatigue

Potential Consequence

Reduced attention and increased error risk

Persons at Risk

Night-shift workers

Existing Controls

Shift and rest arrangements

Additional Controls

Assess fatigue for safety-critical tasks

Hazard

Reduced supervision and support

Potential Consequence

Delayed emergency response

Persons at Risk

Night personnel

Existing Controls

Designated supervision and communication channels

Additional Controls

Verify emergency support is available during night shift

Hazard

Inadequate lighting

Potential Consequence

Trip, fall or task error

Persons at Risk

Night workers

Existing Controls

Temporary lighting

Additional Controls

Verify lighting on work and access routes

Hazard

Fatigue

Potential Consequence

Loss of attention and error

Persons at Risk

Night-shift workers

Existing Controls

Breaks and shift planning

Additional Controls

Control long shifts and excessive fatigue

Hazard

Reduced vehicle visibility

Potential Consequence

Vehicle-pedestrian collision

Persons at Risk

Drivers and pedestrians

Existing Controls

Reflective PPE and site lighting

Additional Controls

Use additional lighting in critical traffic areas

Hazard

Poorly lit stairs or access routes during night work

Potential Consequence

Trip or fall

Persons at Risk

Night workers

Existing Controls

Temporary lighting and inspection

Additional Controls

Check lighting levels on access and escape routes before the shift

Hazard

Increased fatigue during night work

Potential Consequence

Reduced attention or operational error

Persons at Risk

Night-shift workers

Existing Controls

Breaks and shift planning

Additional Controls

Limit extended working hours and monitor signs of fatigue

Hazard

Reduced visibility during night vehicle operations

Potential Consequence

Vehicle-pedestrian collision

Persons at Risk

Drivers and pedestrians

Existing Controls

Vehicle lighting and reflective PPE

Additional Controls

Use additional lighting and reflective signage in traffic areas

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Night Work Hazards & Controls

Insufficient lighting

Fatigue

Reduced supervision and support

Inadequate lighting

Fatigue

Reduced vehicle visibility

Poorly lit stairs or access routes during night work

Increased fatigue during night work

Reduced visibility during night vehicle operations

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#	Activity	Hazard	Consequence	Persons at Risk	Existing Risk Control	L	S	Risk	Action Required / Additional Controls	Person in Charge	Due Date	RL	RS	Residual Risk
01	Night Work	Insufficient lighting	Trips, falls or operational errors	Night-shift workers	Permanent and temporary lighting	2	3	6 Medium	Verify adequate lighting levels in critical work areas	-	-	1	2	2 Low
02	Night Work	Fatigue	Reduced attention and increased error risk	Night-shift workers	Shift and rest arrangements	2	3	6 Medium	Assess fatigue for safety-critical tasks	-	-	1	2	2 Low
03	Night Work	Reduced supervision and support	Delayed emergency response	Night personnel	Designated supervision and communication channels	2	3	6 Medium	Verify emergency support is available during night shift	-	-	1	2	2 Low
04	Night Work	Inadequate lighting	Trip, fall or task error	Night workers	Temporary lighting	2	3	6 Medium	Verify lighting on work and access routes	-	-	1	2	2 Low
05	Night Work	Fatigue	Loss of attention and error	Night-shift workers	Breaks and shift planning	2	3	6 Medium	Control long shifts and excessive fatigue	-	-	1	2	2 Low
06	Night Work	Reduced vehicle visibility	Vehicle-pedestrian collision	Drivers and pedestrians	Reflective PPE and site lighting	2	3	6 Medium	Use additional lighting in critical traffic areas	-	-	1	2	2 Low
07	Night Work	Poorly lit stairs or access routes during night work	Trip or fall	Night workers	Temporary lighting and inspection	2	3	6 Medium	Check lighting levels on access and escape routes before the shift	-	-	1	2	2 Low
08	Night Work	Increased fatigue during night work	Reduced attention or operational error	Night-shift workers	Breaks and shift planning	2	3	6 Medium	Limit extended working hours and monitor signs of fatigue	-	-	1	2	2 Low
09	Night Work	Reduced visibility during night vehicle operations	Vehicle-pedestrian collision	Drivers and pedestrians	Vehicle lighting and reflective PPE	2	3	6 Medium	Use additional lighting and reflective signage in traffic areas	-	-	1	2	2 Low