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The Organising Firefighting Facilities Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Tripping over equipment
- Electrical hazards from faulty power outlets
- 2. Identifying Fire Risks
- Inhalation of dust or hazardous substances
- Exposure to fire and heat
- 3. Selecting Firefighting Equipment
- Incorrect handling of equipment
- Electrical risk from faulty appliances
- 4. Allocating Safety Roles
- Miscommunication leading to errors
- Mental stress from high responsibility roles
- 5. Training on Equipment Use
- Inadequate knowledge leading to risks
- Physical injury while using equipment
- 6. Inspecting Firefighting Equipment
- Electrical risk from faulty electronics
- Risk of falling if equipment is tall
- 7. Regular Equipment Maintenance
- Risk of injury from improper usage of tools
- Electrical risk during maintenance of electrical components
- 8. Emergency Evacuation Planning
- Risk of confusion leading to stampedes
- Risk from inadequate safety measures
- 9. Running Mock Drills
- Physical harm during execution of mock drill
- Stress-related complications
- 10. Reviewing & Updating Safety Measures
- Overlooking a potential hazard
- Complacency in following the updated measures
- 11. Reporting & Documentation
- Ergonomic hazards from prolonged sitting
- Eye strain from computer work
- 12. Coordinating with Local Fire Department
- Miscommunication leading to unsuitable measures
- Time delays due to coordination
- 13. Installation of Fire Alarms
- Electrical Hazards during installation
- Falling from height
- 14. Conducting Fire Risk Assessment
- Exposure to fire and heat
- Inhalation of smoke or toxic gases
- 15. Debrief after Evacuation Drill
- Psychological stress post-incident
- Miscommunication leading to misunderstanding conclusion