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The Dealing With Warehouse Fires Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips
- trips and falls
- Inadequate emergency procedures
- 2. Fire Safety Equipment Check
- Malfunctioning equipment
- Insufficient training
- 3. Fire Drill Training
- Physical injury during practice
- Panic situations
- 4. Material Handling
- Mishandling flammable materials
- Improper storage
- 5. Emergency Exit Routes Awareness
- Blocked evacuation routes
- Poor lighting
- 6. Fire Hazard Identification
- Inaccurate hazard identification
- Ignorance towards potential risks
- 7. Smoke Inhalation Prevention
- Smoke inhalation
- Lack of ventilation
- 8. Inspection for Potential Fire Risks
- Overlooked fire threats
- Negligence
- 9. Maintenance of Fire Systems & Equipment
- Faulty systems
- Lack of regular maintenance
- 10. Fire Safety Signage Verification
- Poor visibility
- Unfamiliarity with symbols
- 11. Coordination with Local Fire Authority
- Miscommunication
- Delayed response time
- 12. Regular Fire Audit & Compliance Review
- Non-compliance
- Outdated policies
- 13. Building Evacuation Plan Creation
- Inefficient plan
- Confusion
- 14. Awareness Programme on Fire Safety for Staff
- Lack of knowledge
- Complacency
- 15. Response to Fire Alert
- Panic
- Delays in response
- Missteps under pressure
- 16. After Fire Activities
- Potential flare-ups
- Hazards in fire aftermath
- 17. Post-Fire Risk Assessment
- Incorrect assessment
- Overlooked hazards
- 18. Documentation & Reporting
- Misreporting
- Data loss
- 19. Debriefings & Feedback sessions
- Ignored feedback
- Lack of discussion for improvements
- 20. Review and improve procedures
- Resistance to change
- Ignored feedback