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Pick a starting point, then make it yours. These examples pull typical hazards from your library and open straight in the wizard.
Typical hazards: Animal bites, Animal scratches, Zoonotic disease transmission, Exposure to anesthetic gases.
Typical hazards: Exposure to hazardous substances, Fire and explosion risks, Gas leaks, Inadequate ventilation.
Typical hazards: Inclement weather, Vendor cancellations, Technical equipment failure, Guest injuries.
Typical hazards: Unauthorized access to sensitive data, Regulatory non-compliance, Credit defaults, Market volatility.
Typical hazards: Slippery floors and walkways, Hot surfaces and steam, Hot oil and frying operations, Knife handling and sharp tools.
Typical hazards: Incorrect sitting position while using tools, Tools left unsupervised, Using tools without understanding safety rules, Distraction or lack of focus during tool use.
Typical hazards: Allergic sensitisation to hair dye, Irritant dermatitis at test site, Cross-contamination during application, Test frequency and timing.
Typical hazards: Rotating blades (walk-behind/hover), Ejected debris/projectiles, Slopes and unstable ground, Ride-on mower rollover.
Typical hazards: Display screen equipment (DSE) use, Slips, trips and falls in walkways, Stairs and ramps, Manual handling of office items.
Typical hazards: Drowning, Capsizing, Cold water, Heatstroke and sunburn.
Typical hazards: Crowd movement and congestion, Fire risk in building, Candles and open flames, Slips and trips in public areas.
Typical hazards: Weather exposure and preparedness, Food safety and allergies, Behaviour and group management, Interaction with the public and safeguarding.
Typical hazards: Open flames and cooking equipment, Gas cylinders and fuel storage, Carbon monoxide in enclosed spaces, Food hygiene and catering.
Typical hazards: Collision between players, Slippery playing surfaces, Dehydration and heat exhaustion, Muscle strains and sprains.
Typical hazards: Slips, trips, and falls, Insect bites, Heat exhaustion, Cold exposure.
Use this quick matrix to score identify the level of risk before and after controls. This will differ by organization — adjust to your policy.
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