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The Bogged Vehicle Recovery Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips
- trips and falls; Unsecured load
- 2. Site Assessment
- Uneven terrain
- Wildlife hazard
- 3. Equipment Selection
- Inappropriate equipment
- Manual handling
- 4. Communication & Safety Briefing
- Miscommunication
- Overlooking safety protocols
- 5. Vehicle Isolation
- Electric shock
- Leaks and spills
- 6. Traction Aids Setup
- Incorrect installation
- Pinch points
- 7. Winch Operation
- Winch failure
- Entanglement risks
- 8. Anchor Point Identification
- Inadequate anchor points
- Tripping
- 9. Attach Recovery Gear
- Unsafe attachment
- Gear detachment
- 10. Extraction Process
- Vehicle instability
- Sudden vehicle movements
- 11. Monitor Progress
- Fatigue
- Inattention to hazards
- 12. Adjust Plan & Techniques
- Inefficient recovery method
- Misjudging situation
- 13. Post-Extraction Inspection
- Undetected damages
- Missed issues
- 14. Debrief & Document
- Unreported incidents
- Lack of information for future reference
- 15. Restore Site & Clean Up
- Environmental hazard
- Leftover debris