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The Waterproofing Floor And Lower Portions Of Wall Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Poor lift handling
- Misplacement of tools
- 2. Site Setup
- Unexpected falling objects
- Poor site cleanliness
- 3. Applying First Coat
- Chemical inhalation
- Slips
- trips or falls
- 4. Second Coat Application
- Chemical leakage or spillage
- Repeat of previous hazards
- 5. Setting out and installing
- Incorrect usage of tools
- Risk of lacerations or punctures
- 6. Waterproofing Compound Mixing
- Mixing incorrect chemicals
- Chemical spills
- 7. Surface Repair
- Risk of injury from improperly repaired surfaces
- Dust inhalation
- 8. Applying Fleece Matting
- Trip hazards
- Cuts from sharp edges
- 9. Third Coat Application
- Repetition of previous related hazards
- Poor ventilation
- 10. Curing Period
- Tripping over unattended materials
- Ignoring curing period
- 11. Inspection after first layer
- Faulty equipment
- Overlooking minor errors
- 12. Further layers application
- Repeating identical hazards
- Ignoring drying periods
- 13. Installing protection boards
- Flying debris
- Mishandling tools
- 14. Final inspection
- Inadequate inspection
- Missing hidden errors
- 15. Clean up
- Leaving dangerous items unattended
- Negligent disposal of waste material
- 16. Site Disassembly
- Hazardous dismantling
- Incorrect lifting procedures
- 17. Completion and sign off
- Overlooking final errors
- False reporting
- 18. Follow up inspection
- Inadequate follow-up
- Missing emerging issues
- 19. Reporting and documentation
- Falsified reports
- Miscommunication of hazards
- 20. Regular Maintenance Check
- Poor frequency
- Overlooking minor wear and tear