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The Cctv Pipe Inspection Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Electric shock
- Tripping over cables
- Manual Handling injuries
- 2. CCTV Setup and Calibration
- Dropping heavy equipment causing foot injury
- Chemical exposure to cleaning substances used on lenses
- 3. Start of Inspection
- Confined spaces risk
- Contact with hazardous substances present in pipes
- 4. Working while equipment is running
- Risk of electrocution
- Noise exposure
- Moving parts of the camera can lead to entanglement
- 5. Navigating through pipes
- Risk of getting camera stuck
- Hazard to workers if manual retrieval is necessary
- 6. Image analysis
- Eye strain from detailed inspection
- Incorrect decision making due to fatigue or distraction
- 7. Adjusting CCTV as per requirement
- Risk of damaging equipment
- Ergonomic hazards
- Manual handling risk when trying to adjust position
- 8. Camera Retrieval
- Manual handling risk
- Risk of getting caught on sharp objects
- Decontamination risks
- 9. Data Recording
- Risks associated with computer use (RSI)
- Data loss or misinterpretation
- 10. Clear-up and Shutdown
- Risks from disconnecting Electric power source
- Manual handling for clean up
- Hazardous waste disposal
- 11. Review of CCTv Footage
- Risks associated with computer use
- incorrect interpretation due to fatigue or distraction
- 12. Report Writing
- Stress and Mismanagement of information
- RSI risk
- 13. Equipment Maintenance
- Chemical exposure from cleaning agents
- Electric shock
- 14. Storage of equipment
- Manual handling risks
- Risk of damage to equipment if not stored properly
- 15. Making Recommendations based on Report
- Incorrect decision making due to misinterpretation or missing data