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The Hoarding Installation on Sand Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Site Preparation
- Uneven sand surface
- Presence of marine life
- 2. Transport Materials
- Manual handling injuries
- Vehicular movement hazards
- 3. Mark Out Layout
- Incorrect measurements leading to structural failure
- Collision with beachgoers
- 4. Digging Holes
- Collapse of holes
- Sand entering eyes
- 5. Placing Concrete
- Chemical burns from concrete
- Wet concrete spillage
- 6. Setting Posts
- Falling posts
- Incorrect leveling
- 7. Install Steel Battens
- Sharp edges leading to cuts
- Improper alignment
- 8. Install Ply Sheets
- Falling sheets
- Splinters
- 9. Secure Ply
- Flying debris
- Power tool injuries
- 10. Install Plinth
- Lifting injuries
- Misalignment of plinth
- 11. Safe Work Area
- Unauthorised access
- Trip hazards from tools
- 12. Temporary Fencing
- Tripping over fences
- Incorrect fencing installation
- 13. Waste Management
- Debris causing trip hazards
- Improper disposal of materials
- 14. Inspection & Testing
- Faulty installations
- Missed defects during initial checks
- 15. Site Clean Up
- Sharp objects causing cuts
- Slipping on wet surfaces
- 16. Demobilisation
- Movement of heavy equipment
- Noise disturbance to environment
- 17. Documentation
- Incomplete records
- Loss of documentation
- 18. Communication
- Misunderstandings among team members
- Lack of clarity in instructions
- 19. Emergency Response
- Delayed emergency services
- Inadequate first aid supplies
- 20. Training
- Insufficient training
- Non-compliance to safety procedures