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Administering CHRA Effectively
Report Preparation - Recommended
Format,
Discussion & ConclusionRina C. Ronaldin
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Review
Report to DOSH
Report preparation & submission
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1) Purpose
2) Preliminary findings
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To discuss with the management or Safety &
Health committee on the chemical health risk
assessment findings and recommendations
1) Purpose
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2) Preliminary Findings
Discussion on:
• findings during CHRA
• immediate actions (i.e. clear non-compliance,
IDLH)
• initial recommendations
• road map / schedule to completion
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report
Review
Report to DOSH
Report preparation & submission1) Objective
2) Introduction
3) Report writing approach
4) CHRA report recommended format
Overview of Format
1) Title page
2) Acknowledges
3) Amendment sheet
4) Table of contents/ List of tables/
List figures/ List of abbreviations
5) Executive summary
6) Introduction
7) Methodology
8) Process description
9) Summary of work unit
10) Findings & Recommendation
11) Overall conclusion
12) References
13) Appendices
14) Compilation of Report
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Provide suggestion on how to prepare a report
Present the recommended formatfor the CHRA report
1) Objective
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Purpose of CHRA report
A written assessment as part of your hazard communication
Requirement of DOSH
CHRA report to be produced ideally, within a month after end of assessment (after discussion with mgmt)
2) Introduction
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Write the report in 3 stages:
a.Write the body
b.Write the abstract/executive summary
c.Write the supplementary materials (title page,
references and table of contents)
DO NOT USE “I”, “My” etcs. Use third party sentence
3) Report writing approach
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4) Recommended format : Overview of format
17. Appendices10. Methodology
16. References9. Introduction
15. Overall conclusion8. Executive summary
14. Findings and recommendations7. List of abbreviations
6. List of figures
5. List of tables
13. Have separate sections to discuss the
task, findings and recommendations
of each work unit
4. Table of contents
3. Amendment sheet
12. Summary of work units OR2. Acknowledgements (optional)
11. Process description1. Title page
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1st Page:
Report title
Picture of work place (which reflect operation)
Date of report submitted
2nd Page:
Report title
Date of assessment
Report prepared by: assessor
4) Recommended format : Title page
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Acknowledgement : Optional
4) Recommended format :
Acknowledgement
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If review shows minor changes, to make changes and
specify details on amendment sheet
If review shows major changes, to conduct CHRA review –
new report.
For new chemicals – considered as minor changes
After 5 years – produce new report but mention in the
amendment sheet of old report
4) Recommended format :
Amendment sheet
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Table of contents,
List of tables,
List of figures and
List of abbreviations
4) Recommended format :
TOC/List/Figures/Abbrv
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To include the following elements:
Introduction
Location & date of assessment
Brief description of site (3 / 4 lines)
General objective of assessment
Method of assessment (DOSH manual)
Findings of assessment
Number of work units, tasks & chemicals assessed
Risk conclusions (C1, C2,...)
Recommendations
General recommendations (include reference to DOSH summary in appendix for detail recommendations)
Presentation to management
Specify date of discussion with site management
4) Recommended format : Executive summary
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To include the following elements:
Background of assessment
Location & date of assessment
Assessment in compliance of USECHH
General background of the site
Company profile
Brief description of work site, whole operation & workers
Detailed objectives
Summary of previous CHRA
Summary of previous CHRA submitted to DOSH to be attached in Appendix.
Statement on reference to previous CHRA report.
4) Recommended format : Introduction
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To include the following elements:
Intro - state methodology as per DOSH CHRA manual
Deciding on the assessment team
List of assessment team (with designation & role)
Gather information about chemicals, work and work practices
Sources of information required for CHRA (e.g. Plant
layout, Process flow diagram, CSDS, etc)
Divide into work units
Steps involved (e.g. based on organisation chart, similar tasks)
4) Recommended format : Methodology
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To include the following elements (cont.):
Determine hazard ratings
Steps involved
Reference to table 3 & 4 in CHRA manual
Evaluate exposure
Assess adequacy of control measure
Conclude the assessment
Identify actions to be taken
Reporting the assessment
Mention sequence of event (discussion with mgmt, report preparation, revision by registered competent person, reporting to DOSH (refer to Appendix) - date is not necessary.
Review assessment – reference to DOSH’s manual
4) Recommended format : Methodology (cont’d)
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General description of each process
Min requirement: general description (e.g. chemicals involved,
activities)
Plant layout (either in report or appendix)
Schematic diagram of each process unit (either in report or appendix)
4) Recommended format : Process Description
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2 Options:
For complicated plant/ worksite: discuss WU by WU inc. the
findings and recommendation
For small plant / worksite: go by section (i.e. start with all
WUs description, followed by a section that discusses on
specific findings for all WUs)
4) Recommended format : Summary of Work Unit
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Results of chemical hazard determination for all
chemicals in each WU
Results of exposure assessment and risk decisions
Adequacy of existing controls, conclusions and
recommendations
General recommendations (e.g. training,
procedures)
4) Recommended format : Findings &
recommendations
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Overall CHRA conclusion may include:
Summary of number of tasks, chemicals and different
types of conclusions
Include a statement that CHRA has been
successfully carried out and met all
objectives
4) Recommended format :
Overall conclusion
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Include CHRA Guideline, Regulations, PPE Guides,etc.
Other references may include:
work instructions
Safety & Health manual
4) Recommended format :
References
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1. Organisation chart
2. Chemical register
3. Applicable CHRA tables
4. Forms A-F
5. DOSH Summary Report
6. DOSH previous summary report (if applicable)
7. Process Flow Diagram (if applicable)
8. Plant Layout (if applicable)
4) Recommended format :
Appendices
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Hardbound ?? (as to keep record for
30 years)
4) Recommended format :
Compilation of report
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Report preparation &
submission
Post CHRA presentation
Review
Report to DOSH1) Sample of close out
presentation
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Sample of Close Out
Presentation
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Chemical Health Risk Assessment Result SummaryChemical Health Risk Assessment Result Summary
ABC Manufacturing
Conducted by:
An Assessor with Name
Registration # JKKP IH 127/171-2 (X)
Assessment Date:
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CHRA Objectives� To identify the potential hazards posed by each chemical substance used in production floor
� To evaluate the degree of hazardous chemical exposure
� To evaluate the adequacy of existing control measures
� To conclude on the significance of the health risk posed by the hazardous chemicals
� To recommend further appropriate control measures to prevent or reduce risks
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CHRA Methodology
Information gathering-chemical info, process info
Determine degree of hazard
of each chemical usedDivide into work units
Evaluate exposure
Assess adequacy of control
measures implemented
Conclude
Assessment
Qualitative assessmentQualitative assessment
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CHRA Methodology
� Each similar process with same chemicals used and same handling are grouped together under one work unit
� Conclusions derived from work practice observation, interviews and degree of hazards
� 5 conclusions derived
� C1 - Risk is not significant
� C2 - Risk is significant but adequate controls implemented
� C3 - Risk is significant but there controls currently implemented isnot adequate
� C4 - Uncertain of Risk: Insufficient information
� C5 - Uncertain of Risk: Uncertain about degree and extent of exposure
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Summary of Conclusion
� Total of XX Work Units assessed based on similar workgroup and chemicals used
� Conclusion
## work units have significant risk with adequate control but could increase in future (C2)
## work units has risk significant and no adequate control measures present (C3)
## work units has insignificant risk to health
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Summary of C2 Findings
Involved 10 processes
Process Name Work LocationControl Measures
Present
Significant of Risk due
to…
Rubber Gloves, Air Purifying
Respirator: 3M 7200S/7286
Corrosive chemicals – used in
manner that can generate
airborne particulate
Welding face shield, Apron,
Leather Gloves
Toxicity of chemical – welding
produce several types of metal
fumes – manganese, iron
oxide, fluoride (from filler)
Rubber Gloves Toxicity of chemical used –
corrosives
Rubber Gloves, Apron Mikro Klene – Harmful by
inhalation & skin contact;
dilution reduces the risk
Rubber Gloves, Apron Acute effect – Corrosive
chemical in used
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Summary of C2 Findings… cont
Rubber Gloves, Plastic ApronCorrosive chemical
Latex gloves Harmful effect of chemical via
inhalation
3M 6001 Organic Cartridge
Respirator, Gloves and Apron
Toxic chemical-
Perchloroethylene
Rubber Gloves, 3M Organic
Vapor Air Purifying RespiratorToxic chemical – toxic waste
Local Exhaust Ventilation Toxic chemical – saw dust
Process Name Work LocationControl Measures
PresentRisk Significant
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Summary of C3 Findings
Work Unit 1Insufficient ventilation in the current work area – contains many organic solvents
Varnishing, painting done in poorly ventilated area – basement car park
Work Unit 2Risk of direct skin contact with chemical: no hand protection used
Chemical – Acetone may be absorbed into the body via skin
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Actions To Be Taken
Assessment of Risk to Health (CHRA)
To be reviewed if there is significant changes to work unit
Significant changes include change of chemicals in the process or process change
Or, every 5 years and report kept for 30 years
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Actions To Be Taken
�Action to Control Exposure� Establish a Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Program.
� Includes procedures for issuance, maintenance, inspection and training in the used of the PPE.
� Review ventilation design at the Work Area 1
� Inspect and test the LEV for Process 2 at work area 1
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Actions To Be Taken
Labelling and Relabelling
Relabel chemicals used in secondary container or chemical tank (Work Area 3)
Ensure that chemicals purchased are labelled according to CPL regulation
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Sample Chemical LabelPELARUT X
X THINNER
PEMBEKAL:XYZ Sdn. Bhd.
(Supplier)UNIT P2-06 BLDG INFOCENTRE
LOT 2, JLN 243/51A 46100 PETALING JAYA
SELANGOR
TEL: 03-7873 8533
DegreaserDegreasing Solvent
RISIKO RISKS
> Memudaratkan melalui penyedutan, > Harmful by inhalation , in
jika bersentuhan dengan kulit contact with skin and if
dan jika ditelan swallowed
KESELAMATAN SAFETY
> Pakailah perlindungan mata/muka > Wear eye/face protection
> Pakailah sarung tangan yang > Wear suitable gloves
sesuai
> Gunakan di tempat yang > Use only in well ventilated
mempunyai pengalihan udara areas
yang baik sahaja
PERUMUS: MMM PTE LTD
(Formulator) ## Senoko Road Singapore 758124
Tel: 02-7552400 Fax: 02-7528809
PEMBEKAL: CBTM (M) SDN BHD
(Supplier) Lot @#, Jalan Subang , Sg. Penaga Industrial Park
Subang Jaya, 47500 Selangor
Tel: 03-7322128 Fax: 03-7329155
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Actions To Be Taken
Information, Instruction and Trainingprovided to all C2 and C3 work units • List the work units
Must include:• Risk to health created by such exposure
• Precautions which should be taken
• Information on the results of any monitoring of exposure at the place of work
• Information on the collective results of any health surveillance programme
re-train at least once in 2 years
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Actions To Be Taken
Monitoring of Exposure at the Place of Work
At• Work Area (parameters to be measured)
To be done by DOSH Certified Hygiene Technician
Results to be informed to the Assessor for re assessment
Records to be kept and maintain for minimum of 30 years
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Example of Air Sampling Method
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Actions To Be TakenHealth Surveillance
May not be necessary
Continuous monitoring is recommended
Warning Sign
Posted at the entrance of chemical working areas
Shall have the following properties:
• Give warning of the hazards
• Be written in Bahasa Malaysia & English languange
• Be printed in dark red against white background
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Sample of Warning Sign
GUNAKAN ALAT PERANTI BERIKUT SEMASA
MENGENDALI:
Use the following PPE during handling:
AWAS! Caution!Optional, can
Be replaced
With other
Cautious warning
Or safety advice
Pelindung Mata
Eye Protection Sarung Tangan
Gloves
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1) Purpose
2) Summary report to DOSH
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•For DOSH’s acknowledgement that the CHRA for
the workplace has been completed
•Share the summary of the CHRA findings with the
authority
•For DOSH’s record
1) Purpose
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2) Relevant documents
Executive summary
Forms F (CHRA report)
CHRA report received by employer (form A)
Summary report of the CHRA (Work unit, RR, Controls,
etc.)
Summary report of the CHRA (company information, etc)
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Review
1) Purpose
2) Significant change
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The review of an assessment is necessary to check whether
the risk situation has changed or there is a need to change
the control strategies or alter exposure parameters
1) Purpose
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Significant change
Changes in the chemicals used/handled
Quantity of chemicals used
Changes in the methods of work
Deterioration of control equipment
Plant/system failure or shutdown/turnaround
Latest technology/information
After 5 years
Directed by the DG
2) When to review?