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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the hand tools risk assessment in the editor.
- Begin by entering the 'Risk Assessment No.' and 'Company Name' at the top of the form. This identifies your assessment and ensures proper documentation.
- Fill in the 'Task/Equipment/Area' section, specifying the maintenance task for the escape chair. This helps clarify what is being assessed.
- In the 'Hazards' section, list potential risks such as dust, electricity, and falls. For each hazard, describe who might be harmed and how, ensuring thoroughness.
- Document existing safety measures in place under 'What measures are already in place?'. This includes training protocols and equipment checks.
- Assess current risk levels and outline any further actions required by specific individuals. This promotes accountability and safety compliance.
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