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The Rigging A Damaged Vehicle Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Poorly maintained equipment
- Trip hazards
- 2. Assess Vehicle
- Falling objects
- Electrical hazards
- 3. Set Up Rigging Equipment
- Slips and trips
- Struck by moving object
- 4. Attach Lift Points
- Rigging failure
- Pinch points
- 5. Rigging Operation
- Incorrect operation
- Equipment malfunction
- 6. Lifting the Vehicle
- Dropped load
- Imbalanced lifting force
- 7. Relocating the Vehicle
- Traffic hazards
- Uneven ground
- 8. Lowering the Vehicle
- Release of stored energy
- Crushing injury
- 9. Dismantle Rigging
- Pinch points
- High force exertion
- 10. Post-Operation Check
- Ignored repair needs
- Overlooked damage
- 11. Clean Up Site
- Trip hazards
- Handling of sharp items
- 12. Document Operation
- Miscommunication
- Loss of information
- 13. Debrief Team
- Misunderstanding instructions
- Lack of feedback
- 14. Report Incidents
- Untimely reporting
- Misreporting
- 15. Maintenance & Testing
- Lack of routine checks
- Improper testing
- 16. Training Needs Analysis
- Insufficient competence
- Inadequate training
- 17. Safety Inductions
- Unfamiliarity with work area
- Unaware of hazards
- 18. Review Safety Measures
- Inefficient safety measures
- Overlooked hazards
- 19. Update Risk Assessments
- Outdated assessments
- Missing information
- 20. Major Hazards Management
- Poor hazards identification
- Inadequate controls