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The Workplace Mentoring Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Poor ergonomic setup
- unorganised work space
- lack of understanding on the task
- 2. Initial Meeting
- Miscommunication
- fall or trip hazard
- 3. Goal Setting
- Unrealistic goal setting
- misalignment of expectations
- 4. Review Existing Work Practices
- Inadequate training
- inappropriate use of tools/equipment
- 5. Training and Development Plan
- Lack of suitable resources
- inadequate training material
- 6. Skill Development
- Insufficient skill practice
- lack of supportive resources
- 7. Implementation
- Incorrect procedure implementation
- inappropriate use of tools
- 8. Mentoring Session
- Information overload
- Misinformation
- poor communication
- 9. Progress Tracking
- Not keeping up with plan
- Misinterpretation of data
- 10. Evaluation
- Inconsistent review methods
- Negligence in examining progress
- 11. Feedback Session
- Inappropriate feedback giving
- Miscommunication
- 12. Re-Iteration
- Resistance to change
- lack of motivation
- 13. Trouble-Shooting
- Ineffective problem-solving skill
- misunderstanding of tasks
- 14. Ongoing Support
- Dependency
- lack of self-confidence
- inability to apply learning
- 15. Completion
- Insufficient wrap-up session
- lack of forward planning
- 16. Post-Mentoring Review
- Poor reflection
- lack of future direction
- 17. Continual Improvement
- Lack of feedback integration
- negligence in updating practices
- 18. Regular Check-ins
- Inadequate tracking
- miscommunication
- 19. Performance Assessment
- Inconsistency in grading standard
- lack of understanding on performance metrics
- 20. Final Closing Session
- Absence of a proper debrief
- inadequate forward planning