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The Anchor point Installation and Re Certification Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips
- trips and falls; Incorrect site setup
- 2. Site Assessment
- Unstable surfaces; Hidden hazards
- 3. Equipment Inspection
- Faulty equipment; Inadequate PPE
- 4. Transport of Equipment
- Manual handling injuries; Vehicle accidents
- 5. Setup of Anchor Point System
- Falling objects; Electrical hazards
- 6. Work Area Isolation
- Unauthorized access; Distraction
- 7. Use of Ladders
- Falls from height; Ladder instability
- 8. Drilling for Anchor Points
- Flying debris; Noise exposure
- 9. Installing Anchor Points
- Manual handling strain; Fall hazards
- 10. Securing Anchor Points
- Tool slippage; Repetitive motion injuries
- 11. Testing Anchor Points
- Failure under load; Misuse of testing equipment
- 12. Certification Documentation
- Incomplete records; Data misentry
- 13. Training and Communication
- Miscommunication; Inadequate training
- 14. Monitoring and Review
- Non-compliance; Ineffective monitoring
- 15. Clean-Up
- Debris; Waste disposal
- 16. Dismantling Equipment
- Equipment failure; Entanglement
- 17. Transportation of Removed Equipment
- Loading/unloading incidents; Vehicle interactions
- 18. Post-Installation Inspection
- Overlooked defects; Environmental conditions
- 19. Final Sign-Off
- Missed steps; Incomplete checklist
- 20. Reporting and Record Keeping
- Lost records; Delayed reporting