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The Eradicate Tripping Hazards Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Incorrect handling of tools
- Inadequate safety equipment
- 2. Area Assessment
- Rough terrain
- Unidentified obstacles
- 3. Preceding Work Allocation
- Poor site organisation
- Lack of knowledge about hazards
- 4. Setting out
- Inadequate marking
- Poor visibility
- lack of pedestrian control measures
- 5. Deployment of Tools
- Improper tool use
- Physical strain
- 6. Assurance of Light and Ventilation
- Falls due to poor lighting
- Insufficient ventilation
- 7. Removal of Obstacles
- Physical injury from lifting
- Slippery surfaces
- 8. Use of Appropriate Footwear
- Slipping
- Falling due to inappropriate footwear
- 9. Checking the Stability of the Workplace
- Tripping over unstable work surface
- Heavy objects falling
- 10. Installation of Hazard Screens
- Risk of injury from insufficient barricades
- Unsuitable hazard screens
- 11. Regular Inspection
- Risks overlooked
- Absence of safety controls
- 12. Correct Application of Safety Equipment
- Inadequate protective clothing
- Misuse of safety equipment
- 13. Education and Training
- Non-adherence to safety protocols
- Insufficient training
- 14. Clear Communication Among Team
- Miscommunication leading to accidents
- Ignorance of potential problems
- 15. Dealing with Emergencies
- Ineffectively managed emergencies
- Limited first aid knowledge
- 16. Proper Storage of Tools
- Tripping over tools
- Risk of injury from falling items
- 17. Site Cleanup
- Dangers from improperly disposed materials
- Slip and fall scenarios during cleaning
- 18. Review and Improvement
- Non-identification of hazards for future prevention
- Insufficient understanding about potential risks
- 19. Documentation and Reporting
- Inaccurate reporting of incidents
- Inadequate incident handling
- 20. Final Clearance
- Leftover debris causing accidents
- Unsafe disposal methods