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The Training New Employees On Safety Procedures Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Miscommunication
- Lack of training
- 2. Safety Training
- Lack of focus
- Improper handling of safety equipment
- 3. Practical Training
- Poor practical skills
- Misuse of tools/equipment
- 4. Evaluation
- Inadequate evaluation criteria
- Partiality in marking
- 5. Feedback sharing
- Emotional stress
- Negative feedback
- 6. Post-training work
- Insufficient support
- Improper application of training
- 7. Periodic Assessment
- Performance pressure
- Non-cooperation from peers
- 8. Reinforcement Training
- Repetitive strain injuries
- Over-dependence on reinforcement
- 9. Advanced Training
- Lack of basic understanding
- High difficulty level of activities
- 10. Certification
- Test anxiety
- Unfair treatment
- 11. Post certification supervision
- Negligence
- Poor application of learned skills
- 12. Recertification if necessary
- Fear of failure
- Pressure to perform
- 13. Periodic inspections
- Violations not caught
- Improper use of PPE
- 14. Incident Reporting
- Fear of repercussions
- Influence from others
- 15. Corrective Actions
- Unclear instructions
- Dependency on others