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The Seismic Survey Operations Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Tripping
- Manual handling injuries
- 2. Transport equipment to site
- Road accidents
- Loading/Unloading injuries
- 3. Site setup
- Falling objects
- Spills and leaks
- 4. Calibration of Equipment
- Electrical faults
- Explosive atmospheres
- 5. Conducting Seismic Testing
- Exposure to loud noises
- Vibration injuries
- 6. Data recording
- Electrical faults
- Tripping over cables
- 7. Breakdown and pack up
- Manual handling injuries
- Crush injuries
- 8. Analysis of recorded data
- Incorrect data interpretation
- Eye strain from screen use
- 9. Reporting results
- Miscommunication of findings
- Overuse injuries (typing)
- 10. Maintenance of Equipment
- Electric shock
- Trip hazards due to untidy workspace
- 11. Waste disposal
- Cut or puncture from sharp items
- Chemical exposure
- 12. Return equipment
- Loading/Unloading injuries
- Road accidents
- 13. Health monitoring
- Non-compliance with health checks
- Misinterpretation of health symptoms
- 14. Review & Improve Procedures
- Non-compliance with procedures
- Incomplete/improper review process
- 15. Stakeholder communication
- Miscommunication leading to errors
- Breach of confidentiality
- 16. Training Staff
- Inadequate training leading to errors
- Missed updates on safety procedures
- 17. Emergency Response Planning
- Latent hazards not considered
- Insufficient information provided
- 18. Site clean-up
- Improper waste disposal
- Over-weariness leading to clumsiness
- 19. Shutdown & Isolation Procedures
- Non-compliance
- Incomplete/improper shutdown process
- 20. Workplace inspections
- Inadequate inspection of workspace
- Missing key safety points