PLANT RISK ASSESSMENT

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PLANT RISK ASSESSMENT Forktruck: Year of Manufacture Make: Model: Serial : TCM FD30T3 Attachment: Name: Mfg: Model : Owner: Business/Organisation: Address: This header page and the following 5 pages have been received along with Operating Instruction Manual and Rules for the rmal and Proper Use of Industrial Trucks during delivery of the above and signed for accordingly Receiver (PRINT) Position Signature Date Witness (PRINT) Position Signature Date 1

A. MECHANICAL HAZARDS 1. Entaglement Hazards It is possible to become entangled or drawn into moving components of the plant? E.g. persons clothing, hair, body parts, jewellery, hand held cleaning equipment, etc. 2. Crushing Hazards Is it possible to be crushed due to:- Falling or moving objects or plant, between plant and immovable objects, plant tipping or rolling, etc. 3. Cutting, Stabbing and Puncture Hazards Is it possible to be struck by or strike sharp objects in or ejected from plant. 4. Shearing Hazards Is it possible to be injured between machine parts and workpieces or machine parts and structures 5. Friction Hazards Is it possible to receive abrasions or burns from contact with rotating parts of plant or surfaces or materials handled by the plant. 6. High Pressure Fluid Hazards Is it possible that injury or illness may occur due to contact with fluids under pressure, through possible piping failure, misuse, etc. 7. Mobile Plant Hazards Is it possible for injury or illness through the operation of any mobile plant from rollovers, falling loads, crushing, striking, collisions, unsuitable or unstable plant, etc. D2 (12) Crushing between Truck and Structure when forklift operated Crushing under Load or Forks when lowering Shearing hazards exist around the carriage and lifting assembly In the case of failure of hydraulic hoses or fittings Hazard exists in the case of Roll Over, Collisions and Falling Loads 2

8. Vibration Hazards Is injury or illness possible from prolonged use of vibrating equipment or plant. 9. Striking Hazards Is it possible for some one to be struck by flying or moving objects due to:- Uncontrolled movement of plant, plant or parts of the plant or workpieces disintegrating, etc. B. ELECTRICAL HAZARDS 1. Is there a possibility of plant contacting or coming with in close proximity to power lines 2. Is there a possibility of burns or electrocution from faulty power leads, overloaded circuit, etc. 3. Is there a possibility a fire starting from faulty electrical equipment D4 (21) Possible contact with Power Lines In Fault conditions C. CHEMICAL HAZARDS 1. Fire or Explosion Hazards Is it possible that chemicals could explode or burn. 2. Exposure Hazards Is it possible that persons can be exposed to chemicals creating burns, respiratory problems or toxic affects through ingestion, inhalation, absorption or injection. 3. Environmental hazards Is it possible to create an environmental problem through chemical spillage, seepage, disposal, dumping, etc. of chemicals. C2 (8) In the case of faulty or incorrect Battery Charging In the case of faulty or incorrect Battery Charging Acid burns are possible 3

D. ERGONOMIC HAZARDS 1.Workstation design Is it possible for injury or illness to occur due to:- posture, poor visibility, mis-match of workers and machines, over reaching, lifting, bending, twisting, etc. 2. Overuse Syndrome Is it possible that injury or illness may occur due to continual repetitive movement involving lifting, twisting, etc. E. BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS 1. Is it possible for injury or illness to occur through handling of clothing, PPE, housekeeping, etc. 2. Is it possible for injury or illness to occur through the handling of waste product, unsterilized equipment, etc. F. SYSTEMS OF WORK 1. Are there SOP s for the task Operators Handbook 2. Is it possible for some one to be injured or have ill health due to the process of the task due to exposure to dust, fumes, toxic gases, vapour, etc. 3. Is there a possibility of suffocation due to lack of oxygen or poisoning due to a contaminated atmosphere 4. Is there the possibility of burns or fire hazards due to extreme temperature 5. Is there the possibility of illness due to extremes in temperatures 6. Is there the possibility of injury due to poor housekeeping, storage of material, slips, trips or falls, etc. 4

7. Is there a possibility of injury due to fall from height, unprotected holes, inadequate guardrails, collapse of structures, etc. Due to lifting people on Pallet or Forks G. CURRENT REGULATED HAZARDS 1. Has an audit on noise been completed as per the ise Regulations 1992? 4. Has an Audit of dangerous goods been completed as per the Dangerous Goods Regulations 1989? As per Regulations H. PLANT LOCATION (Environment) Is it possible for injury, illness or damage to occur due to the location of the plant. Sub-Terianian locations? Confined Spaces? Near excavations? On different levels of buildings? On days of still climatic conditions? On backfilled or uncompacted ground? Has the plant an identified lifting point that is compatible to the weight being lifted If left in an unsafe condition C3 (13) Specified in Operators manual I. OTHER HAZARDS Striking rear of cabin Failure to stow away before driving truck Correct and secure connection of basket to boom Radio Controls Battery to be constantly charged Radio Controls to kept in clean and safe environment 5

I. OTHER HAZARDS (cont) Signature of Receiver.. Witness...Dated. 6