Infrastructure Risk Assessment

Building and Grounds Maintenance

Equipment and Asset Management

Network and System Administration

Data Center Operations

Telecommunication Management

Power and Environmental Control

Transportation and Fleet Management

Space Planning and Allocation

Real Estate and Property Management

Project Management and Construction

Emergency Management and Business Continuity

Procurement and Contract Management.

Physical Hazards – e.g., falls, electrocution, cuts, burns, etc.

Health Hazards – e.g., exposure to hazardous materials, dust, fumes, etc.

Environmental Hazards – e.g., spills, releases, noise pollution, etc.

Fire Hazards – e.g., equipment malfunctions, flammable materials, electrical fires, etc.

Natural Disasters – e.g., hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, etc.

Vehicle Accidents – e.g., collisions, rollovers, equipment malfunctions, etc.

Structural Failure – e.g., collapses, failures of bridges, buildings, etc.

Electrical Hazards – e.g., shock, electrocution, arc flash, etc.

Confined Space Hazards – e.g., suffocation, entrapment, asphyxiation, etc.

Cybersecurity Hazards – e.g., hacking, data breaches, malware infections, etc.

Radiation Hazards – e.g., exposure to ionizing radiation, electromagnetic fields, etc.

Human Error – e.g., incorrect procedures, miscommunication, lack of training, etc.

Environmental Hazards:

• Implement proper waste management procedures, including recycling, composting, and disposal of hazardous waste.
• Monitor air quality in work areas to ensure that it is within safe levels.
• Implement energy-saving measures, such as using energy-efficient lighting and equipment.
• Train employees on the importance of environmental sustainability and the role they play in reducing waste and emissions.

Chemical Hazards:

• Store hazardous chemicals in designated areas, away from ignition sources.
• Label all containers of hazardous chemicals with appropriate warnings and safety information.
• Provide adequate ventilation in work areas where hazardous chemicals are used or stored.
• Train employees on the safe handling, storage, and disposal of hazardous chemicals.

Physical Hazards:

• Provide adequate lighting, slip-resistant flooring, and handrails in all work areas.
• Ensure that equipment and tools are properly maintained and in good working condition.
• Implement proper safety procedures for working at heights, such as using scaffolding, ladders, or harnesses.
• Provide proper personal protective equipment (PPE), such as hard hats, safety glasses, and gloves.

Fire Hazards:

• Install fire alarms, smoke detectors, and sprinkler systems in all work areas.
• Ensure that fire exits are clearly marked and unobstructed.
• Conduct regular fire drills to familiarize employees with emergency evacuation procedures.
• Store flammable materials in designated areas away from ignition sources.

Electrical Hazards:

• Inspect electrical equipment and systems regularly to ensure they are in good working condition.
• Train employees on the safe use of electrical equipment, such as extension cords and power tools.
• Ensure that electrical systems are grounded and that electrical panels are properly labeled.
• Implement lockout/tagout procedures for electrical equipment and systems during maintenance and repair activities.

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