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The Assembling Ladder Racks Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slip
- trip and fall hazards
- Manual handling hazards
- 2. Site Assessment
- Traffic hazards
- Weather condition hazards
- 3. Equipment check
- Faulty equipment risks
- Inadequate safety gear risks
- 4. Unload Ladder
- Risk of falling objects
- Potential for body strain
- 5. Positioning
- Incorrect positioning risks
- Instability risks
- 6. Assembling
- Risk of hand injuries
- sharp edge risks
- 7. Installation
- Falling from height risks
- manual handling injuries
- 8. Inspecting
- Strain in visual inspections
- Repetition injury risks
- 9. Use of ladders
- Falling from heights
- Misstep risks
- 10. Dismantling
- Manual handling hazards
- Equipment failure risks
- 11. Transporting
- Risks in transportation
- Possible damages to ladder racks
- 12. Storage
- Inadequate storage area risks
- improper storage method risks
- 13. Maintenance
- Risks from lack of maintenance
- Hazards related to cleaning agents
- 14. Equipment check post use
- Faults overlooked risks
- unawareness of proper inspection techniques
- 15. Report & Documentation
- Risk of incorrect reporting and documentation
- overlook or missing information
- 16. Incident Management
- Ineffective incident management strategies
- inadequate first aid provisions
- 17. Worksite clean up
- Slip & fall hazards due to improper clean-up
- Hazards from disposing materials incorrectly
- 18. Final inspection
- Overlooking any flaws or risks
- difficulty in accessing the ladder rack for inspection
- 19. Debriefing & review
- Risks of missing important points during debriefing
- Miscommunication risks
- 20. Follow-ups
- Inadequate follow-ups leading to overlooked hazards
- Ineffective feedback mechanisms