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Work Health & Safety

Autor:   •  December 31, 2017  •  2,387 Words (10 Pages)  •  650 Views

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Hazard Report

Identification of Hazards & inadequacies

Identification of associated risk

Photo of risk

Assessment of risk &

Calculation of risk level

Control of risk (hierarchy of control)

Notification to

Training identified

The cables which put aside the table may possible contact with water if the cups drop off

Cables may be damaged & electrocuted

[pic 1]

Likely (B)

Major (IV)

High – 8

Elimination

- Expected to be 100% effective

- PCBU – Mr Smith

- HSR – Mr Jones

- Hazard identification training

- Correct equipment handling

Handrails have paint peeling, are flaking paint onto the floor, loose at one of two bolt points

Handrail may fall off

[pic 2]

Possible (3)

Major (4)

High – 7

Elimination

-Expected to be 100% effective

- PCBU – Mr Smith

- HSR – Mr Jones

- Hazard identification training

- Correct equipment handling

There are some cables cross the walkways

Staff may be tripped over by these cables

[pic 3]

Likely (B)

Major (IV)

High – 8

Elimination

-Expected to be 100% effective

- PCBU – Mr Smith

- HSR – Mr Jones

- Hazard identification training

- Correct equipment handling

Some machines will slightly move when keep working

The machine may be damaged by other objects when moving

[pic 4]

Almost certain (5)

Major (4)

Very high – 9

Engineering

-Reduce the risk by using non-slip mat

- PCBU – Mr Smith

- HSR – Mr Jones

- Hazard identification training

- Correct equipment handling

Some of the records on the acquisition, storage and disposal of hazardous substances are not complete and not up to date

Improper storage and disposal may not be identified and may be harmful to people

[pic 5]

Possible (3)

Catastrophic (5)

High – 8

Elimination

-Expected to be 100% effective

- PCBU – Mr Smith

- HSR – Mr Jones

- Workplace procedures training

- Correct equipment handling

Some ergonomic furniture are not adjusted to appropriated position

Inappropriate adjustment may physically harm people

[pic 6]

Possible (3)

negligible (1)

Low – 4

Elimination

-Expected to be 100% effective

- PCBU – Mr Smith

- HSR – Mr Jones

- Hazard identification training

- Correct equipment handling

Workplace routines to be implemented based on above table –

- Move the kitchen electrical kettle to a location where cord will not be damaged.

Corrective Action Plan

Hazard

(identified risk)

Action

Person Responsible

Completion Due Date

Sign off at completion

Residual risk / Follow up action

Very High

Machine moves when working

Use non-slip mat

PCBU – Mr Smith

27/11/15

Incorrect use of equipment without WHS training

High

Cables which put aside the table

Fix the cables on the inner side of desk

PCBU

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