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The Quarantine Suspected Contaminated Produce Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Improper equipments
- Lack of training
- 2. Identify Suspicious Produce
- Misidentification
- Human error
- 3. Quarantine Area Setup
- Insufficient space
- Inadequate signage
- 4. Transfer of Suspected Produce
- Direct contact
- Dropping or mishandling product
- 5. Record Keeping
- Inaccurate records
- Data errors
- 6. Decontamination Process
- Chemical hazards
- Improper handling of produce
- 7. Disposal Procedure
- Incorrect disposal method
- Cross-contamination
- 8. Sampling
- Non-compliance to procedure
- Inaccurate sampling
- 9. Reporting
- Miscommunication
- Non submission of reports
- 10. Re-entry process
- Premature re-entry
- Incomplete decontamination
- 11. Releasing of Quarantined Area
- Wrong execution of release
- Lapses in final checking
- 12. Equipment Cleaning
- Wrong cleaning agent
- Lack of maintenance
- 13. Staff Debriefing
- Misunderstanding instructions
- Non-adherence to future guidance
- 14. Follow Up Actions
- Failures in implementation
- No monitoring measures
- 15. Review and Update Process
- Non-review of process
- Ignoring suggestions for improvement
- 16. Compliance Check
- Non-compliance to rules
- Inconsistencies in practices
- 17. Emergency Procedures
- Inadequate preparedness
- Poor execution of emergency plan
- 18. Post-Quarantine Monitoring
- Poor monitoring
- Ignoring signs of future contamination
- 19. Continual Improvement
- Lack of development plans
- No performance appraisal
- 20. Closure and Report Output
- Inefficient report making
- Missing out important points