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The Handling Bio-Hazards On Site Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Incorrect PPE
- Lack of proper training
- 2. Arrival On Site
- Traffic hazards
- Unexpected bio-hazard exposure
- 3. Equipment Setup
- Injury from improper handling
- Bio-hazard contamination
- 4. Bio-Hazard Identification
- Misidentification
- Inadequate lighting
- 5. Initial Bio-Hazard Containment
- Spills
- Inefficient containment measures
- 6. Sample Collection
- Exposure to bio-hazard
- Puncture or laceration injuries
- 7. Bio-Hazard Packing
- Container breakage
- Mislabelling
- 8. Decontamination
- Unprotected exposure
- Improper decontamination methods
- 9. Removal of PPE
- Cross-contamination
- Bio-hazard contact
- 10. Bio-Hazard Disposal
- Incorrect disposal methods
- Spills or leaks
- 11. Cleanup
- Residual bio-hazards
- Non-disposal of disposable items
- 12. Equipment Breakdown
- Personal injury
- Damage to equipment
- 13. Transport Off-Site
- Spills during transportation
- Traffic hazards
- 14. Reporting and Documentation
- Incomplete Reporting
- Lost Records
- 15. Post-Task Review
- Failure to identify areas for improvement
- Missed potential risks