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The Assisting Stranded Motorists Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Trip Hazards
- exposure to weather conditions
- 2. Safety Equipment Check
- Improper use of equipment
- faulty equipment
- 3. Approach Site
- Heavy traffic
- poor visibility
- 4. Risk Assessment
- Unseen hazards
- Wrong assessment conclusion
- 5. Vehicle Identification
- Incorrect judgement
- safety locks non-compliance
- 6. Traffic Management
- Impossible control over passing traffic
- low visibility
- 7. Customer Interaction
- Aggressive behaviour
- language barrier which can lead to misconceptions
- 8. Set Up Equipment
- Equipment failure
- improper set-up
- 9. Towing vehicle
- Incorrect operational methods
- insufficient training
- 10. Vehicle Stabilisation
- Inadequately secured load
- unstable ground conditions
- 11. Clean Up Works
- Discarded materials causing trip hazards
- exposure to the elements
- 12. Communication
- Miscommunication with base or other Roadside Assistance Operators
- 13. Vehicle Security
- Theft attempt
- vandalism
- 14. Departure from Site
- Unknown area hazards
- heavy traffic
- 15. Document Reporting
- Missed important details
- wrong document filing