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Task Risk Analysis
Not every task performed at height is the same. For complex, non-routine, or high-risk activities, a Task Risk Analysis (TRA) is essential to identify potential hazards in advance and determine the appropriate safety measures. With a Task Risk Analysis (TRA) from Mennens, you'll gain a clear understanding of the risks involved and know exactly which measures are required to ensure work is carried out safely and responsibly.
Task Risk Analysis (TRA) for Safe Project Execution
Proper preparation is essential for carrying out work at height safely. A Task Risk Analysis (TRA) enables you to identify the risks associated with a specific task or project before work begins. This provides clear insight into potential hazards, the required control measures, and the safest way to carry out the work.
The specialists at Mennens prepare a practical, project-specific TRA tailored to the activities and site conditions. You will receive clear, actionable advice to help minimize risks, improve worker safety, and ensure the continuity of your project. If required, we can also advise on the most suitable collective and personal fall protection solutions.
Why Conduct a Task Risk Analysis (TRA)?
Working at height often involves changing conditions and unique project challenges. This includes maintenance activities, renovation projects, temporary installations, or work involving multiple contractors.
Without a proper Task Risk Analysis (TRA), workers may be exposed to unnecessary risks. It also increases the likelihood of accidents, project delays, downtime, and non-compliance with applicable health and safety regulations.
A TRA provides clear insight into potential risks before work begins and identifies the control measures required to ensure the work can be carried out safely and efficiently.
How Does a Task Risk Analysis (TRA) Work?
1. On-Site Inspection
One of our specialists visits the work site to assess the location and identify potential hazards.
2. Task Analysis
We analyse each work activity step by step to identify the associated risks and hazards.
3. Risk Assessment
For each identified risk, we determine the appropriate control measures required to ensure the work can be carried out safely.
4. Advisory Report
You will receive a clear and practical report outlining the identified risks, recommended control measures, and the safest working method.
5. Implementation (Optional)
If required, we can also advise on, supply, and install the recommended collective fall protection systems.
What Does Your TRA Include?
Your Task Risk Analysis (TRA) includes, among other things:
A detailed description of the work activities
An inventory of all identified risks
A task-specific risk assessment
Recommendations for appropriate control measures
Advice on collective and personal fall protection
A safe working method
Required personal protective equipment (PPE)
Emergency and rescue procedures
Practical recommendations for safe execution of the work
When Is a Task Risk Analysis (TRA) Required?
A Task Risk Analysis (TRA) is recommended for, among others:
Non-routine work activities
Temporary projects
Working at height
Maintenance work
Renovation projects
Industrial shutdowns
Projects involving multiple contractors
High-risk work activities
Suitable For
Our Task Risk Analysis (TRA) is ideal for:
Industrial facilities
Installation and contracting companies
Construction companies
Logistics and distribution centers
Manufacturing and production sites
Property owners
Facility managers
Building owners and property managers
