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The Ensure Worker’S Hydration Levels Are Maintained Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Dehydration
- Overheating
- 2. Initial Training
- Incorrect hydration techniques
- Misunderstanding
- 3. Supplying Suitable Drinks
- Contamination of liquids
- Lack of necessary electrolytes
- 4. Envionment Analysis
- High temperature
- Dry air
- High humidity
- 5. Establish Hydration Procedures
- Failure to understand procedures
- Improper hydration amount
- 6. Regular Hydration Checks
- Relying on thirst
- Ignoring signs of dehydration
- 7. Monitor Fluid Intake
- Inadequate fluid intake
- Excessive fluid intake
- 8. Control Heat Exposure
- High heat environment
- Long hours exposure
- 9. Educate Workers
- Inadequate knowledge
- Resistance to procedures
- 10. Reinforcing Training
- Overconfidence
- Complacency
- 11. Emergency Response Plan
- Lack of first aid skills
- Unavailability of drinking water in emergency cases
- 12. Signage and Reminders
- Miscommunication
- Ignoring signs
- 13. Provide Rest Areas
- Inadequate resting
- Prolonged physical labour
- 14. Adequate Break times
- Long working hours
- Skipping breaks
- 15. Continuous Monitoring and Improvement
- Inconsistent monitoring
- Failure to update procedures
- 16. Final Briefing and Cleanup
- Improper cleanup techniques
- Post-task dehydration
- 17. Review Procedures and Feedback
- Resistance to feedback
- No adjustment from previous feedback
- 18. Update Training Program
- Stagnant training methods/resources
- Resistance to new changes
- 19. Refresher Training
- Inadequate frequency
- Laxity in following procedures
- 20. Evaluate Action Plans
- Misalignment with objectives
- Non-compliance among workers