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The Brick Paving Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Incorrect measurements
- poor planning
- 2. Delivery
- Heavy loads
- vehicle movements
- 3. Site Inspection
- Uneven ground
- unseen obstacles
- 4. Excavation
- Underground services
- loose soil
- 5. Base Prep
- Dust inhalation
- adjacent structure stability
- 6. Sand Laying
- Silica dust
- eye irritation
- 7. Laying Pavers
- Manual handling injuries
- repetitive strain
- 8. Cutting Pavers
- Flying debris
- noise pollution
- 9. Levelling
- Trip hazards
- improper alignment
- 10. Compacting
- Vibration injuries
- machinery malfunction
- 11. Cleaning
- Slip hazards
- chemical exposure
- 12. Sealing
- Chemical fumes
- skin contact
- 13. Edge Restraint
- Improper installation
- tripping hazards
- 14. Drainage Setup
- Water flow issues
- uneven surfaces
- 15. Quality Check
- Inconsistent levels
- missed defects
- 16. Final Cleanup
- Waste disposal
- equipment return
- 17. Site Access
- Public interaction
- unauthorised access
- 18. Equipment Check
- Equipment failure
- lack of maintenance
- 19. Weather Issues
- Wet conditions
- heat stress
- 20. Communication
- Miscommunication
- inadequate signage
- 21. Emergency Prep
- Lack of emergency response plan
- inadequate training
- 22. First Aid
- Insufficient supplies
- untrained personnel