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The Structural Dismantling Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Manual handling injuries
- exposure to hazardous substances
- 2. Site Assessment
- Slips
- trips and falls
- getting struck by moving objects
- 3. Planning and Designing
- Risks from incorrect drawings
- inadequate safety measures
- 4. Installation of Safety Measures
- Falls from heights
- being struck by falling objects
- 5. Cutting & Separating Structures
- Noise-induced hearing loss
- flying debris/inhalation of dust
- 6. Handling & Displacement of Debris
- Manual handling injuries
- sharp object injuries
- 7. Dismantling Large Sections
- Falls from heights
- collapse of structures
- 8. Lowering Materials
- Being struck by materials/objects
- improper rigging
- 9. Material Disposal
- Risks of hazardous waste
- potential for slips and trips
- 10. Final Clean up
- Sharp object injuries
- hazardous material exposure
- 11. Site Review
- Overlooking safety issues
- post work accidents
- 12. Documentation and Reporting
- Risks from inadequate information/reporting
- 13. Emergency Procedures Failed
- Risks from not followed procedures
- panic situations
- 14. Equipment failure
- Potential injury from faulty equipment
- delays leading to hazards
- 15. Health monitoring
- Long term health effects
- endemic diseases
- 16. Post-Work Review
- Overlooking persistent safety issues
- 17. Final Debrief
- Errors in information transfer
- overlooked issues
- 18. Follow up actions
- Risks due to inadequate action on review feedback
- 19. Training inadequacy
- Injuries due to lack of skill or knowledge
- 20. Equipment Maintenance Failure
- Injury risk due to faulty equipment