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The Firearms Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Unauthorised access to firearms
- Inadequate storage of firearms
- 2. Handling and carrying firearms
- Accidental discharge
- Falls while carrying firearm
- 3. Inspection and maintenance
- Improper handling
- Malfunction due to poor maintenance
- 4. Loading and unloading
- Unintentional firing
- Failing to load/unload correctly
- 5. Firing at the range
- Accidents with live ammunition
- Hearing damage from gunfire
- 6. Transporting firearms
- Vehicle accidents
- Theft or loss of firearms during transport
- 7. Storage after use
- Theft or unauthorised access
- Improper storage conditions
- 8. Emergency response
- Inadequate training
- Failure to follow emergency procedures
- 9. Communication with security team
- Miscommunication
- Lack of clarity in emergency situations
- 10. Training sessions
- Injury during training
- Ineffective or improper training methods
- 11. Incident reporting
- Failure to report incidents
- Inaccurate or incomplete reports
- 12. Review of safety measures
- Outdated protocols
- Ineffective risk assessments