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The Slipway Usage For Vessel Launching Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Improper training
- Failure to use personal protective equipment (PPE)
- 2. Inspection and Testing
- Equipment malfunction
- Trip hazards
- 3. Slipway Preparation
- Slips and falls
- Sharp object injuries
- 4. Pre-Launch Inspection
- Vessel instability
- Falling objects
- 5. Vessel Launching
- Vessel imbalance
- Operating error
- 6. Handling Mooring Lines
- Splash back from water
- Ropes snapping back
- 7. Guiding The Vessel Into Water
- Vessel collision
- Loss of control of vessel
- 8. Monitoring Vessel Stabilisation
- Tilting vessel
- Flotation failure
- 9. Personnel and Equipment Coordination
- Ineffective communication
- Sudden movement of equipment
- 10. Emergency Procedures Awareness
- Ignorance of emergency procedures
- Panic during emergencies
- 11. Clean Up Workspace
- Chemical Exposure
- Slips and falls
- 12. Troubleshoot and Repair
- Electric shock
- Fire hazard
- 13. Re-Launch Preparation
- Equipment failure
- Vessel instability
- 14. Vessel Relaunching
- Operator error
- Mechanical failure
- 15. Final Check and Procedure Closure
- Missing safety checks
- Ignorance of procedure closure
- 16. Post Operation Review
- Inadequate review process
- Missed hazard identification
- 17. Safety Training Session
- Lack of awareness
- Inattentiveness in training
- 18. Maintenance and Repair
- Faulty equipment
- Incorrect repair procedure
- 19. Policy and Procedure Review
- Outdated policies
- Non-compliance to new regulations
- 20. Equipment Check and Servicing
- Improper servicing
- Missed hazard identification