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Key Features:
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The Ceiling Cleaning Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Trip hazards
- inappropriate work attire
- 2. Transport equipment
- Manual handling risk
- collision & falls
- 3. Inspect and set up ladder
- Faulty equipment
- fall from height
- 4. Pre-cleaning assessment
- Exposure to harmful substance
- physical hazards
- 5. Commence clean of ceiling
- Falls from height
- inhalation hazards
- 6. Use of cleaning substances
- Chemical exposure
- eye injury
- 7. Use of tools/equipment
- Cuts
- electrocution
- 8. Working at height
- Dizziness
- fall risks
- 9. Disposal of waste
- Sharp objects
- contamination
- 10. Pack down equipment
- Manual handling risk
- collision & falls
- 11. Post-clean inspection
- Exposure to harmful substance
- bodily harm
- 12. Documentation
- Poor record practice
- lost document
- 13. Return tools/equipment
- Manual handling injury
- trip hazards
- 14. Clean site
- Slippery surfaces
- improperly stored equipment
- 15. Conduct safety check
- Overlooking safety issues
- poor maintenance
- 16. Review and update SWMS
- Incorrect documentation
- oversight of risks
- 17. Inform staff of updates/changes
- miscommunication
- non-compliance
- 18. Participate in training/refresher courses
- Inadequate knowledge
- poor skill application
- 19. Follow-up checks/inspections
- Non-compliance
- recurring hazards
- 20. Obtain feedback from workers
- Overlooked risks
- burnout/injury due exhaustion