Can anyone be adversely effected by the FAUNA and FLORA: 3 x 3 x 25 Putting hand into water/collecting specimens bites A First aid kit (ensure have compression bandage) 50 – = 225 and stings from aquatic creatures Brief group on the flora and fauna that they T Low Poisonous fauna such as snakes, scorpions, octopi may come encounter Medium Biting and stinging insects/arachnids Gloves Known allergies to sensitivities to plants Requirements as listed in Emergency section Dense forest or undergrowth Burrowing animals Other specify: – Can anyone be injured from the PLANT and/or EQUIPMENT used 3 x 1 x 50 See Manual Handling consideration El Boat maintenance and up keep 50 during the field work: = 150 En Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon Low Medium (EPIRB) Itinerary Field Work Plan Struck, crushed or entangled Cut or stabbed – A Shearing or friction Slip, trip or fall Manual handling/ergonomics Vibration Other specify: – Can anyone be injured or adversely effected by CHEMICALS 1 x 1 x 50 Fuel leak A MSDS for fuel 25 = 50 PPE Wear gloves if cleaning up leak Low fire Storage Handling Low Where ever possible full tank prior to activity to skin contact Decanting/Mixing Applying/Using avoid refueling at sea. Spill/Leak Disposal Spill kit for cleaning up fuel leaks Other specify: – Fire extinguisher Can anyone be injured or adversely effected from the MANUAL 1 x 1 x 50 Difficulty accessing water leading to: En Appropriate winching gear for taking the boat off 25 HANDLING requirements of the activity = 50 and on the trailer A Low dragging the boat long distances Low Parking as close to water access as possible Excessive effort Awkward postures T excessive strain Manual handling training Repetitive body movement or posture PPE awkward postures SOP for unhooking and hooking up the boat Lack of consideration for human behaviour causing mental or physical stress Other specify: – OTHER Other specify: – STEP 4 SUPPORT SYSTEM – For each of the categories describe:
Can anyone be adversely effected by the FAUNA and FLORA: 3 x 3 x 25 = 225 Medium Putting hand into water/collecting specimens – bites and stings from aquatic creatures A T First aid kit (ensure have compression bandage) Brief group on the flora and fauna that they may come encounter Gloves Requirements as listed in Emergency section 50 Low Poisonous fauna such as snakes, scorpions, octopi Biting and stinging insects/arachnids Known allergies to sensitivities to plants Dense forest or undergrowth Burrowing animals Other – specify: Can anyone be injured from the PLANT and/or EQUIPMENT used during the field work: 3 x 1 x 50 = 150 Medium See Manual Handling consideration El En A Boat maintenance and up keep Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB) Itinerary – Field Work Plan 50 Low Struck, crushed or entangled Cut or stabbed Shearing or friction Slip, trip or fall Manual handling/ergonomics Vibration Other – specify: Can anyone be injured or adversely effected by CHEMICALS 1 x 1 x 50 = 50 Low Fuel leak fire skin contact A PPE MSDS for fuel Wear gloves if cleaning up leak Where ever possible full tank prior to activity to avoid refueling at sea. Spill kit for cleaning up fuel leaks Fire extinguisher 25 Low Storage Handling Decanting/Mixing Applying/Using Spill/Leak Disposal Other – specify: Can anyone be injured or adversely effected from the MANUAL HANDLING requirements of the activity 1 x 1 x 50 = 50 Low Difficulty accessing water leading to: dragging the boat long distances excessive strain awkward postures En A T PPE Appropriate winching gear for taking the boat off and on the trailer Parking as close to water access as possible Manual handling training SOP for unhooking and hooking up the boat 25 Low Excessive effort Awkward postures Repetitive body movement or posture Lack of consideration for human behaviour causing mental or physical stress Other – specify: OTHER Other – specify: STEP 4 – SYSTEM For each of the categories describe: SUPPORT