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The Dry Ice Handling And Transportation Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Incorrect handling
- lack of skill and knowledge
- inhalation or contact with skin
- 2. PPE Inspection
- Damaged equipment
- exposure due to unfit size
- 3. Dry Ice Collection
- Exposure to cold
- manual handling injuries
- 4. Loading Dry Ice
- Falling
- tripping
- overexertion
- frostbite
- 5. Unloading Dry Ice
- Falls from height
- slipping on ice
- dropping heavy objects
- 6. Transporting Dry Ice
- Vehicle accidents
- CO2 buildup in vehicle
- 7. Use of Dry Ice
- Burns
- asphyxiation if areas not sufficiently ventilated
- 8. Maintenance of Equipment
- Malfunction of equipment leading to mishandling
- 9. Storage of Dry Ice
- Inadequate ventilation
- exposed to extreme temperatures
- 10. Disposal of Dry Ice
- Frostbite
- asphyxiation
- environmental hazards
- 11. Emergency procedures
- Unawareness of procedures
- panic during emergencies
- 12. Clean Up
- Slips
- trips
- falls
- exposure to residue on surfaces
- 13. End of shift review
- Fatigue
- stress
- complacency
- 14. Training & Instruction
- Inadequate training
- misunderstanding work instructions
- 15. Documentation & Reporting
- Lack of detail in report
- inaccuracies
- 16. Periodic Safety Review
- Inadequate knowledge of safe practices
- complacency
- 17. Communication Breakdowns
- Misinterpretation of information
- non-compliance
- 18. Compliance to safety rules
- Non-adherence to rules
- lack of enforcement
- 19. Monitoring Health and Safety
- Irregular monitoring
- ignorance of minor issues
- 20. Continuous improvement
- Negligence
- resistance to change