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The Manual Carving Tasks Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 10. Periodic Inspection and Audits
- Not identifying faulty tools
- Missing routine checks
- 11. Health Checkup Schedules
- Irregular health checkups
- Neglected personal fitness
- 12. Regular Equipment Replacements
- Using aged equipment
- Ignoring minor damages
- 13. Risk Assessment Documentation
- Incomplete hazard documentation
- Irregular updates
- 14. Safe Transport of Carved Objects
- Incorrect lifting methods
- Risk of fall and slip
- 15. Debriefing After Project Completion
- Loose ends in the process
- Ignored risks for future