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The Aerial Rescue Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Unstable surface
- improper equipment
- 2. Pre-flight Checks
- Faulty equipment
- human error
- 3. Equipment Mounting
- Fall from height
- accidental slips or trips
- 4. Take-off Procedures
- Crashing
- flying into obstacles
- 5. In-flight Operation
- Collision with objects
- bad weather
- 6. Navigation & Radio Communication
- Incoherent communication
- navigation issues
- 7. Emergency Procedures
- Equipment failure
- operator incapacity
- 8. Obstacle Avoidance
- Crash due to obstacle hit
- 9. Victim Location & Identification
- Wrong identification
- unable to locate
- 10. Rescue Operation Prep
- Failure of rescue equipment
- inadequate training
- 11. Injury Assessment and Treatment On-site
- Incorrect assessment
- lack of medical supplies
- 12. Victim Extraction
- Additional injury to victim
- extraction difficulty
- 13. Transfer to Medical Facility
- Delay in transfer
- worsening injuries
- 14. Post-rescue operation debrief
- Failure to learn and improve
- 15. Equipment Disposal/Maintenance
- Improper disposal
- lack of maintenance
- 16. Documentation & Reporting
- Incorrect/inadequate documentation