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    This risk assessment document identifies hazards associated with working at height on stage trussing for a production. Four main hazards are identified: [1] slips, trips and falls from elevated positions; [2] falling equipment or persons from overhead positions; [3] suspension trauma from fall arrest; and [4] adverse weather conditions. Controls are outlined to minimize risks, such as rigging plans, inspections, competent staff, and no work during inclement weather. An action plan proposes increased supervision below work areas, barriers, and developing emergency rescue procedures to further reduce risks.

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    This risk assessment document identifies hazards associated with working at height on stage trussing for a production. Four main hazards are identified: [1] slips, trips and falls from elevated positions; [2] falling equipment or persons from overhead positions; [3] suspension trauma from fall arrest; and [4] adverse weather conditions. Controls are outlined to minimize risks, such as rigging plans, inspections, competent staff, and no work during inclement weather. An action plan proposes increased supervision below work areas, barriers, and developing emergency rescue procedures to further reduce risks.

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    1-Five Steps To Risk Assessment

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    Yossef K Fawzy
    This risk assessment document identifies hazards associated with working at height on stage trussing for a production. Four main hazards are identified: [1] slips, trips and falls from elevated positions; [2] falling equipment or persons from overhead positions; [3] suspension trauma from fall arrest; and [4] adverse weather conditions. Controls are outlined to minimize risks, such as rigging plans, inspections, competent staff, and no work during inclement weather. An action plan proposes increased supervision below work areas, barriers, and developing emergency rescue procedures to further reduce risks.

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    Risk Assessment
    Subject to be assessed (Hazard, task or premises) Working at height on stage trussing, (construction, suspension of equipment and
    dismantling)
    Significant identified Controls Risk Evaluation Persons identified as being
    exposed to the hazards (incl
    hazards numbers)

    Likelihood Severity Risk Rating No.


    1. Slips Trips and falls from Individual rigging plan to ensure
    follow spot positions, trusses as much construction and 1 2 5 10 a) Riggers at 12
    and access equipment (ladders installation carried out at ground height
    & MEWP’s) level before hoisting trusses. 2 4 5 20
    b) Riggers at
      All staging equipment and access ground level 4
    2. Falling of persons and equipment inspected at regular 3 2 4 8
    equipment from overhead intervals for damage.
    c) Other trades 24
    positions onto persons below. Only competent and physically fit 4 1 4 4
      staff allowed to work at height. d) 30
    performers
    3. Injury due to long periods of Secondary safety bonding placed
    suspension following fall all suspended equipment.
    arrest. Persons working at height wear
     (suspension trauma) fall arrest harnesses, safety
    footwear (non slip)
    4. Weather, location and No rigging to take place during
    inclement weather. Duration Frequency
    environmental conditions
    during working at height . a) 2- 4hrs 2x daily

    b) 8 hrs Daily

    c) 8 hrs Daily

    d) 4 hrs Daily
    Risk Assessment

    Suggested
    Action planning to improve risk on this implantation Projected risk score after improvements are
    assessment dates implemented

    Likelihood Severity Projected risk rating


    1. Increased supervision of the ground area below Immediate
    1 2 5 10
    working at height positions.

    2 2 3 6
    The use of portable light weight barriers and signs to Immediate
    cordon off areas below working at height positions

    Compulsory wearing of head protection whilst working


    at height or at ground level
    Immediate

    2. Development of emergency rescue procedures , trained


    staff, and supply emergency rescue equipment
    Immediate

    Management Ownership Details


    Date of
    assessment

    Signature of
    Assessor
    Signature of Duty
    holder

    Date

    Review date

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