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Thessaloniki CCPP

Project:Document No.:

O410.120024

10GAA&AQB_THE1_GIG00049 Rev. B

COMBINED CYCLE

RE V. ÄNDERUNG/MODIFICATION (letzte 4/last 4) DATUM/DATE NAME GEPR./CHECK GES./APPR.

A ORIGINAL --------- --------- --------- ---------

B As per CCE_GIG_20098 16.07.04 Höhl Höhl Höhl

C

D

KUNDE/PURCH.

LIEFERANT/SUPPLIER

Geiger International GmbH & Co KG

LIEF.DOK.NR./SUPPLIER DOC.NO

= &BENENNUNG/TITLE

Risk Assessment and Safety Measures

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Activities(at/in/with)

Risk Assessments Safety Measures Furtherinfos

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Assembly on scaffolds Injuries caused by falling

Injuries caused by slipping, stumbling, misstep, bending

Injuries caused by falling objects

Accidents caused by crash/fall of scaffold

As above and additional risks

Use scaffold only after approval by manufactuer of scaffolding

Prior of use check if there are any obvious defects on the scaffold

Usef the scaffold only after defects have been eliminated. If thecovering of the scaffold > 2 m above floor a lateral protectionconsisting of side piece, intermediate pieceand rim support must beprovided.

If distance between civil structure and inner part of thescaffold > 0,3 mm a lateral protection consisting of 3parts at the inner section must be provided

Each level of the scaffold that is used must be

completely covered and easy access (stairs, innerpassage of ladder) must be ensured

If material is stored on the support of the scaffold a free passage of atleast 20 cm must be ensured

Do not jump on the covering/supports of the scaffold Keep accesshatches on the scaffold closed orsecured.

Store tools and working equipment in a safe way

Wear safety helmet and safety shoes

Do not remove anchors and components of the scaffold

Avoid overloading of the scaffold by components and tools

Training of personnel

BGV C22

BGR 165DIN 4420

BGR 193

BGR 191

BGI 527

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Lifting and carrying of

heavy loads

Affection of the spinal column caused by lifting and carrying

heavy loads

Injuries to the feet caused by falling of heavy parts


If possible, use transport facilities and lifting devices

Ergonomic working area

Instruct your personnel how to lift and carry loads in an easy way

Wear safety shoes


BGI 523

BGI 527

BGR 191

Assembly on step ladderand simple ladder

Accidents caused by falling off ladders


Only use undamaged ladders

Remove damaged ladders

Regular check for defects

Ensure stability of the ladder (for example by enlarging the supports,tie up of the ladder head)

Secure ladders in the operating area by means of a barrier

Use simple ladders only for works not requiring more than 2 hours

Place simple ladders only at safe supporting points

Simple ladders should protrude the outlet at least 1 m Do not usestep ladders in the same way as simple ladders

Ensure efficient spread security for step ladders

Place step ladders in a stable way and secure against sinking

No change-over or surpassing to other levels

Do not use the last three steps of the step ladder


BGV D36

BGI 521

BGI 527

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Equipment for winching,

lifting and tensioningdevices

Accidents caused by falling loads


Only use tested equipment

Observe the carrying capacity of the lifting device

Only use correct sling gears

Do not fix loads by twisting with the lifting rope or lifting chain

Take safe position when operating the machine

Wear safety shoes


BGV D8

Transport with crane Accidents caused by falling loads

Injuries caused by squeezing the body between the load andother objects

Observe carrying capacity of crane

Only use correct sling gears, check regularly, keep test certificate (forexample test badge)

Have crane checked once a year , keep test certificate; removedefects

Operation only by trained and skilled persons older than 18 years

Wear safety shoes

Take safe position when operating the crane

BGV D6

BGI 556

BGI 555

GR 195

Operation of differentmachines at the sametiime

Accidents caused by mutual danger of different equipment Coordination of works (Employment of a coordinator)Change of work flow in the assembly (shift schedule of activities)

Blockage of dangerous areas

Instruct your personnel on possible mutual dangers BGI 527

Welding Affection of the breathing apparatus caused by weldingsmoke

Make sure that there is sufficient ventilation

Prohpylactic check-up according to G 39 when releasing plate is

BGV D1

BGI 593

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Fire risk caused by flying sparks

Blinding of the eyes

Injuries to the feet caused by falling down ofheavy parts

Electric shock caused by vagabonding cables

Hearing difficulties caused by noise affecting the hearing


exceeded

Remove or cover combustible matters

Observe risks caused by other works (for example solvents usedwhen sealing carpets)

Use protective welding screen with correct filter grade

Wear safety shoes

Make return of welding current only via the parts

Daily visual control of all charged cables

Use dry safety gloves and safety shoes

At 85 dB(A) provide appropriate ear protection

At 90 dB(A) insist on use of ear protection

Induce prophylactic hearing check-up G 20


BGI 553

BGI 504

BGI 563

BGI 560

BG 13.01

BGR 191

BGV A2

BGR 117

BG 12.09

BGR 195

BGR 191

BGI 688

BGV B3

BGR 194BGV A4

BGI 527

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Angular grinding

machines


Risk of injuries caused by flying sparks and dropping parts


Reduce noise as much as possible by appropriate

technical proceedingsProvide ear protection and insist on use of itInduce prophylactic hearing check-up G 20

Adjust the protective hoods on the angular grinding machine

Appropriate use of the grinding discs

Provide safety glasses and insist on use of it

Wear safety shoes


BGV B3

BGI 688BGR 194

BGR 192

BGR 191

BGI 527

Power-driven tools Electric shock caused by defect tools

Injuries to the hands/arms caused by unprotected machineparts

Injuries to the eyes caused by flying sparks


Check-up of tools by qualified electrician every six months

Check if efficient protection on the tools is provided

Wear safety glasses

Reduce noise as much as possible by appropriate technicalproceedings at 85 dB(A) provide appropriate ear protection



BGV A2

BGI 533

BGI 547

BGR 192

BGV B3BGI 688

BGR 194

BGV A4

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Injuries to the feet caused by dropping of heavy parts


Wear safety shoes


BGR 191

BGI 527

Electrical tools Electric shock caused by defect tools

Injuries to the hands/arms caused by unprotected machineparts

Injuries to the eyes caused by flying sparks and flying parts


Injuries to the feet by dropping of heavy parts


Check-up of tools by qualified electrician every six months

Check if efficient protection on the tools is provided

Wear safety glasses

Reduce noise as much as possible by appropriate technicalproceedings

At 85 dB(A) provide appropriate ear protection



Wear safety shoes


BGV A2

BGI 533

BGI 547

BGR 192

BGV B3BGI 688

BGR 194

BGV A4

BGR 191

BGI 527

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