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Policy and Objectives
Spaceoasis is committed to ensuring the safety of all individuals involved in installation work and the public. The company aims to maintain safe working conditions, equipment, and systems, integrating good practices into daily operations.
Identified Hazards and Affected Groups
1. Risks from the working environment, such as live industrial or construction premises, affecting site personnel.
2. Manual handling risks, including heavy lifting and potential foot injuries, affecting installers.
3. Risk of trapping fingers during panel assembly, affecting installers.
4. Fire risks, affecting site personnel and others in the area.
5. Slips, trips, and falls due to poor housekeeping, affecting site personnel and others in the area.
6. Work at height risks, affecting site personnel and others in the area.
7. Electrocution risks, affecting site personnel and others in the area.
8. Risks from faulty work equipment, affecting site personnel and others in the area.
9. Minor cuts and splinters during packaging removal, affecting installers.
10. COSHH risks from multi-surface cleaner, affecting installers.
11. Noise and vibration risks, affecting site personnel and others in the area.
12. Emergency evacuation and first aid risks, affecting site personnel and others in the area.
Preventive Measures and Actions Required
1. Site conditions assessed at planning stage; site-specific risk assessment by lead installer pre-start.
2. Heavy items to be carried by at least two operatives; use of gloves and safety footwear enforced.
3. Careful alignment of panels; use of protective gloves enforced.
4. Induction to cover evacuation procedures; smoking only in designated areas.
5. Good housekeeping standards enforced; cables managed with ties or clips.
6. Specific risk assessment for unavoidable work at height.
7. Use of cordless or 110v power tools; regular PAT testing.
8. Daily checks of power tools; inspection records maintained.
9. Use of safety knives and Kevlar gloves enforced.
10. Manufacturer's instructions for cleaner followed; gloves recommended.
11. Monitoring of noise and vibration; assessment if prolonged use of tools.
12. Client to provide emergency and welfare arrangements; site-specific risk assessment required.
Contact Information
Spaceoasis Ltd, Grosvenor House, Central Park, Telford, Shropshire UK, TF2 9TW
Tel: +44 (0) 1952 210197
Email: [email protected]
Website: spaceoasis.com
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01 It is Spaceoasis’s policy to protect all people involve in installation work and members of the public from potential injury. It is our goal to provide and maintain safe working conditions, equipment and systems of work. As we are committed to giving a high level of service we always ensure that good practices become a normal part of the operational routine.

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hazard identified group( of pe°ple risk levelaffected risk presented from the working environment i.e. when working in live industrial or construction premises; the range of risk can be considerable manual handling, risk from heavy, awkward or cumbersome lifting, foot injuries from dropping items site personnel usually unknown pre-start

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preventive measurments residual risk level action required Spaceoasis will determine site conditions and asses risk to the best of their ability at planning stage; e.g. asbestos, welfare, first-aid, safe access, sufficient working space, etc. Relevant information will be passed to the installation team. However, site-specific risk assessment to be carried out immediately pre-start by lead installer to ensure conditions are and can remain safe and site induction from the client is essential. Components range in weight up to 45Kg. Due to the nature of the work, it is impossible to use mechanical...

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Site Risk Assessment hazard identified Risk of trapping fingers during assembly of panels group of people affected risk level site personnel and others in the area Slips, trips and falls (ground level) from poor housekeeping (debris, tools, trailing cables, etc) and waste disposal site personnel and others in the area

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Site Risk Assessment preventive measurments residual risk level action required Care to be taken when aligning panels; lead installer to coordinate and all operatives issued with heavy duty protective gloves. Lead Installer to enforce use of gloves. No naked flames or ignition sources required for our work. However, risks may be presented by others; therefore, induction pre-start (from the client) must describe evacuation procedures, escape routes and muster points. Lead Installer to ensure suitable induction has been given before starting work, including all emergency procedures. Smoking only...

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Site Risk Assessment hazard identified group of people affected risk level Work at height; falls and dropped items site personnel and others in the area site personnel and others in the area Faulty work equipment; risks from malfunction, projectiles, etc site personnel and others in the area Minor cuts and splinters during removal of packaging

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Site Risk Assessment hazard identified COSHH; multi surface cleaner only used group of people affected risk level Noise & vibration; nuisance and harm site personnel and others in the area Emergency evacuation, first aid, etc; harm from insufficient provision site personnel and others in the area

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Site Risk Assessment preventive measurments residual risk level action required The multi-surface cleaner use is not designated a ‘hazardous substance’ - however manufacturer’s instructions to be read and care to be taken in use; gloves advisable to prevent skin conditions from repeat exposure In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with copious amounts of clean water and seek medical advice immediately. Minimal power tool use; trigger time extremely low. Liaison at planning stage and on site to prevent noise nuisance in sensitive periods. Prolonged use of power tools unlikely; to be...

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Office and Showroom Spaceoasis Ltd Grosvenor House Central Park Telford Shropshire UK TF2 9TW Tel | +44 (0) 1952 210197 Fax | +44 (0) 1952 201303 Email | [email protected] spaceoasis.com

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