Background checks of staff needed? (e.g. if • working with children) HAZARD TYPES (cont.) Plant Planning Manual handling Working at height Training Poor interface with stakeholder Excessive weight Scissors lifts • • • • Certification Lack of confidentiality of security plans Mechanical aids Safety harness • • • • Supervision Possible acts of terrorism Suppliers’ packaging Scaffold • • • • Maintenance Emergency management Loading/unloading reefers Abseiling • • • • Isolation/segregation people Contingency planning Excited volunteers Winches • – • • • Hand tools Surveillance Carrying Ladders • • • • Registered plant, e.g. lifts, Time lines Overhead lines • • • escalators and pressure vessels Lack of staff Edge protection • • Crowd control security Camera platforms • – • logistical planning Rigging/lighting • Training • Hazardous Substances/ Accessibility Slips and trips Electrical safety Dangerous Goods Electrical cables Qualification of contractors • • • Pesticides Ramps Uneven ground, loose surfaces Power supply no spiking, lack • • • • – Fuel storage Parking Weather of continuity • • • Cleaning products Public transport Flooring design/surfaces Overloading systems • • • • Water/waste water Signage Design of barriers Power tools • • • • Pyrotechnics Access to venues Lighting Faulty insulation • • • • Fire arms and ammunition Egress Outdoor event Underground services • • • • Asbestos Seating Queuing systems Protection of leads • • • • Inappropriate labelling Edge protection Cables/height/pathways • • • Poisons Climbing for vantage points Location in relation to other equipment • • • Inappropriate footwear • • Construction Fire safety Working at heights Evacuation plans • • Temporary structures Fire prevention plan • • Unauthorised access Dangerous Goods storage • • Maintaining public access Knowledge and use of equipment • • Plant Appropriate fire fighting equipment • • Council/building code approval Obstruction and security of fire • • Electrical safety fighting equipment • Slips/trips Pyrotechnics • • Interface operations Warning and communication • • Weather system • Co-ordinating sub-contractors Fire ban days • • Contractor management Policies and procedures • •
• Background checks of staff needed? (e.g. if working with children) HAZARD TYPES (cont.) Plant • Training • Certification • Supervision • Maintenance • Isolation/segregation – people • Hand tools • Registered plant, e.g. lifts, escalators and pressure vessels Planning • Poor interface with stakeholder • Lack of confidentiality of security plans • Possible acts of terrorism • Emergency management • Contingency planning • Surveillance Manual handling • Excessive weight • Mechanical aids • Suppliers’ packaging • Loading/unloading reefers • Excited volunteers • Carrying • Time lines • Lack of staff • Crowd control – security logistical planning • Training Working at height • Scissors lifts • Safety harness • Scaffold • Abseiling • Winches • Ladders • Overhead lines • Edge protection • Camera platforms • Rigging/lighting Hazardous Substances/ Dangerous Goods • Pesticides • Fuel storage • Cleaning products • Water/waste water • Pyrotechnics • Fire arms and ammunition • Asbestos • Inappropriate labelling • Poisons • Accessibility • • Ramps • Parking • Public transport • Signage • Access to venues • Egress • Seating Slips and trips • Electrical cables • Uneven ground, loose surfaces • Weather • Flooring design/surfaces • Design of barriers • Lighting • Outdoor event • Queuing systems • Edge protection • Climbing for vantage points • Inappropriate footwear Electrical safety • Qualification of contractors • Power supply – no spiking, lack of continuity • Overloading systems • Power tools • Faulty insulation • Underground services • Protection of leads • Cables/height/pathways • Location in relation to other equipment Construction • Working at heights • Temporary structures • Unauthorised access • Maintaining public access • Plant • Council/building code approval • Electrical safety • Slips/trips • Interface operations • Weather • Co-ordinating sub-contractors • Contractor management Fire safety • Evacuation plans • Fire prevention plan • Dangerous Goods storage • Knowledge and use of equipment • Appropriate fire fighting equipment • Obstruction and security of fire fighting equipment • Pyrotechnics • Warning and communication system • Fire ban days • Policies and procedures
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