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The Steel Fixing Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips and trips
- manual handling injuries
- 2. Materials delivery
- Falling objects
- vehicle accidents
- 3. Site setup
- Falls from heights
- poor lighting conditions
- 4. Reinforcement cutting
- Hand and eye injuries
- noise exposure
- 5. Reinforcement bending
- Crush injuries
- mechanical failure
- 6. Assembly of reinforcement
- Manual handling injuries
- cuts and abrasions
- 7. Lifting and positioning steel cages
- Struck by moving steel
- sudden release of loads
- 8. Steel fixing and tying
- Miscommunication
- entanglement with steel bundles
- 9. Formwork installation
- Percutaneous injuries
- pinch points
- 10. Concrete pouring
- Splashes to eyes
- excessive inhalation of dust
- 11. Curing and monitoring
- Heatstroke
- skin contact with wet cement
- 12. Formwork removal
- Slips and falls
- manual handling injuries