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The Hoarding Installation Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 10. Aftercare and Maintenance
- Deterioration hazards
- Electrical faults
- Vermin infestation risks
- 11. Site Clean-Up
- Tripping hazards
- Cut or scrape injuries from discarded material
- 12. Final Inspection
- Missed hazards
- Potential structural issues
- 13. Tool Maintenance
- Improper storage of tools
- Sharp tool accidents
- 14. De-installation
- Toppling hoardings
- Uncontrolled release of stored energy
- 15. Waste Disposal
- Improper handling of waste
- Bio-hazard exposure
- 16. Review & Training
- Lack of knowledge on safety procedures
- Non-compliance hazards
- 17. Emergency Procedures
- Inadequate response to emergencies
- Panic-induced accidents
- 18. Safety Equipment Check
- Non-functioning safety equipment
- Inadequate protection from existing hazards
- 19. Documentation & Reporting
- Failure to report incidents
- Miscommunication errors
- 20. Follow-up Inspections
- Long-term structural issues
- Unforeseen hazards during subsequent inspections