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The Regular Checks Of Emergency Exits Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips
- trips or falls
- Physical exertion
- 2. Inspecting Exits
- Exposure to hazardous materials
- Electric shock
- 3. Labelling Exits
- Falling objects
- Incorrect usage of tools
- 4. Testing Emergency Lighting
- Electric shock
- Eye injury from bright lights
- 5. Verifying Exit Accessibility
- Musculoskeletal injuries
- Slips
- trips or falls
- 6. Cleaning Exit Areas
- Exposure to harmful substances
- Repetitive strain injuries
- 7. Monitoring Exit Usage
- Behavioural risks
- Fatigue
- 8. Checking Smoke Detectors
- Falls from heights
- Electric shock
- 9. Evaluating Exit Routes
- Slips
- trips or falls
- Encountering dangerous objects
- 10. Fire Door Inspection
- Electric shock
- Noise exposure
- 11. Panic Hardware Testing
- Hand injury
- Overexertion
- 12. Testing Self-Closing Devices
- Finger trapping
- Misjudgement of device power
- 13. Checking Door Seals
- Allergic reaction
- Injury from sharp objects
- 14. Documenting Inspection Results
- Eye strain
- Repetitive tasks
- 15. Reporting Deficiencies
- Miscommunication
- Stress
- 16. Implementing Corrective Actions
- Inadequate training
- Lack of resources
- 17. Revaluating After Corrections
- Incorrect reporting
- Missed hazards
- 18. Scheduling Further Inspections
- Overlooking schedule dates
- Overwork
- 19. Driver Training and Assessment
- Road accidents
- Poor visibility
- 20. Equipment Maintenance and Inspection
- Faulty equipment
- Slips
- trips or falls