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The Head Protection Usage Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Falling objects
- Incorrect fit of head protection
- 2. Selecting Correct Headgear
- Incorrect size
- Inappropriately rated gear for work
- 3. Inspecting Headgear
- Damaged or expired headgear
- Missing parts
- 4. Fitting Head Protection
- Loose fitting
- Impaired vision or hearing
- 5. Using Headgear
- Non-compliant use
- Extended wear causing discomfort
- 6. Working in Hazardous Conditions
- Falling objects
- Exposure to chemicals or electrical hazards
- 7. Storage of Headgear
- Improper storage leading to damage/loss
- Contamination
- 8. Routine Inspection
- Ignoring wear and tear
- Not reporting issues
- 9. Maintenance and Cleaning
- Use of harsh chemicals
- Exposing gear to high temperatures
- 10. Replacing Expired/Damaged Gear
- Continual use of damaged gear
- Delays in replacement
- 11. Training On Proper Usage
- Lack of training
- Misunderstanding of instructions
- 12. Compliance Monitoring
- Non-adherence to safety procedures
- Ignorance of safety guidelines
- 13. Reporting Hazards/Issues
- Delayed reporting
- Ignoring small issues
- 14. Emergency Response Planning
- Lack of protocol awareness
- Panic during actual event
- 15. End-of-Day Checks
- Overlooking gear check
- Rushing checks at end of day
- 16. Continuous Improvement of Safety Measures
- Complacency
- Resistance to new procedures
- 17. Disposal of Damaged/Expired Gear
- Incorrect disposal methods
- Creating tripping hazards
- 18. Dokumentation and Record Keeping
- Lost or inconsistent records
- Not updating safety manuals