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  • What is being assessed

  • Affected work area:

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Assessed by:

  • Assessor
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  • Does the task involve accessing an elevated work area: Is this all of the time or some of the time? Elevated work area is any work area a worker can fall from or off whilst completing their duties

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

  • Does the task involve accessing an elevated work area for example : Roof, truck, truck and trailer, tank, walkways, silo and any other elevated work area?

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

  • Truck?

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

  • truck and trailer?

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

  • What material is the elevated work area surface constructed: Steel, Wood, Concrete, Other Surfaces not mentioned?

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

  • Can the elevated work area be affected by weather: Sun, Wind, Rain, Hail or Ice, State weather conditions in comments

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

  • Is the elevated work area surface: Steep, Slippery, Uneven (Trip hazards)?

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

  • How high is the elevated work platform:

  • (The higher the elevated work area, generally the higher the risk of a fall and injury or death unless high order safety measures are in placed and used.)

  • Above 1.4mt

  • Above 2mt

  • Above 5mt

  • Above 10mt

  • Above 20mt

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

  • How is the elevated work area accessed or egressed, Ladders, Stairs, Steps, Mechanical lift, Other access mechanisms not mentioned?

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

  • Can anyone be stuck by falling objects from the elevated work area: Tools, Equipment, Materials, Animals and or People?

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

  • Can anyone working on the elevated work area, come into contact with electricity or electrical sources: Electrical conductors, Overload of electrical circuits, Damaged or poorly maintained electrical leads/cable, Damaged electrical switches, Lack of isolation procedures or Other factors not mentioned?

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

  • What safety measures are already in place to prevent a fall: Guard rail, Safety mesh, Scaffolding,Caged Ladder, Elevated work platform,Fall arrest anchorage points, Catch platform, three metre clear zone and Other factors not ?

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

  • Are the safety measures in good condition : Good working condition? Regularly inspected? Is it documented? Rated attachment points checked by a competent person?

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

  • What supervision has been provided for the employees working at height?

  • Describe the findings, then complete the risk assessment process – Using the risk matrix tables above, list below the identified risks
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  • Assessment
  • Comments

  • Current risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix<br>

  • Corrective action

  • Residual risk rating<br>Use the Risk Matrix

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