K-Line Delta V-Rake Series, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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RISK MANAGEMENT
Risk management is the process of finding out what may cause an injury, deciding what may
happen as a result, and doing something about it.
The steps of risk management are:
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Identify the hazards to workplace health and safety arising from work activities
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Assess the risks
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Determine and implement control measures to reduce risk
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Monitor and review the effectiveness of the control measures
IDENTIFYING HAZARDS
Prior to commencing work, all hazards related to the work tasks should be identified. The
selection of the appropriate work procedure(s) will depend on the type of work procedure(s)
and hazards involved. Regular safety inspections will also identify hazards and ensure that
control measures are in place.
RISK ASSESSMENT
Risk assessment allows appropriate control measures to be developed. Once hazards have
been identified, they should be assessed in terms of their potential to do harm. To assess
risk, consideration should be given to probability and consequences. SEE RISK
ASSESSMENT MODEL.
RISK CONTROL
Risk control is the process of eliminating or reducing risk factors. Control measures should
be chosen and implemented to eliminate or reduce risk as far as practicable. When deciding
on the most appropriate measures to use, practicality and acceptance of the control
measures should be considered. Safe Working Procedures will be developed for all high
–
medium risk hazards.
MONITOR AND REVIEW CONTROL MEASURES
The risk identification, assessment and control process requires regular monitoring to ensure
the implemented control measures perform as originally intended and continue to prevent or
adequately control the risk of injury or incident. Control measures should also be checked
carefully to ensure that new hazards are not created, directly or indirectly, by the original
control measures.