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| Slips, trips and falls
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| Minor injuries, bruising, sprains,
| Minor injuries, bruising, sprains,
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| Users, General Public
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| All cables routed away from walkways. Loose cables to be appropriately secured to prevent trip hazards.
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| Operation of Electrical equipment
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| Electric shock/electrocution
| Electric shock/electrocution
| Users, persons nearby
| Equipment users.
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| Equipment should not be used in damp/wet conditions.
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| RF energy
| RF energy
| Warming of body tissue
| Warming of body tissue
| Society members,<br />Anyone who comes into close proximity of society members.
| People in close proximity of transmitting antenna
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| Society members to maintain a minimum seperation of 2m where possible.
| Power limited to 100W. All feeders placed well out of reach. Good RF earth for equipment.  
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| Warning notice to be positioned around antennas warning to keep distance.
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| Manual handling
| Manual handling
| Musculoskeletal injuries, cuts, brusies and crushing
| Musculoskeletal injuries, cuts, bruises and crushing
| Society members,<br />Anyone who comes into close proximity of society members.
| People involved in manual handling activities.
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| Society members to maintain a minimum seperation of 1m where possible.<br />Masks to be worn (even when outside)
| Members must ensure that they follow proper lifting procedure, reminding others when necessary. Ensure that the appropriate number of people are used to carry the load, depending on weight of load and capacity of those involved in the lift.
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| Lead-acid batteries
| Lead-acid batteries
| Shorting of contacts could lead to damage to the cells or fire
| Shorting of contacts could lead to damage to the cells or fire
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| Contacts are taped over for storage and transportation
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| Wires at neck/head height
| Wires at neck/head height
| Walking/running into partially assembled/errected antennas cause result in
| Walking/running into partially assembled/errected antennas cause result in
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| Users, General public
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| Ensure everyone present are aware of the construction going on.
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| Lightning strike on antenna or mast
| Lightning strike on antenna or mast
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| If someone is operating a radio when the antenna is struck by lightning then there is risk of electric shocks or burns to the operator.
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| Users, those in close proximity to mast or antenna.
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| Ensure radios are not operated during stormy weather. Install lightning arrestors on feeds to permanent equipment installations.
| Ensure that radios are not operated during stormy weather. Install lightning arrestors on the feeds to permanent equipment installations.
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Revision as of 23:26, 29 August 2020

General risks, applicable to most events

Impact
1 2 3 4 5
Likelihood 1 1 2 3 4 5
2 2 4 6 8 10
3 3 6 9 12 15
4 4 8 12 16 20
5 5 10 15 20 25
Liklihood Description
1 Rare 1 in 100,000 chance
2 Unlikely 1 in 10,000 chance
3 Possible 1 in 1,000 chance
4 Likely 1 in 100 chance
5 Very Likely 1 in 10 chance
Impact Description
1 Trivial/Insignificant Very Minor injuries e.g. slight bruising
2 Minor Injuries or illness e.g. small cut or abrasion which require basic first aid treatment even if self administered
3 Moderate Injuries or Illness e.g. straining or sprain requiring first aid or medical support
4 Major Injuries or illness e.g. broken bones requiring medial support > 24 hours and time off work or study > 4 weeks.
5 Severe/Extremely Significant Fatality or multiple serious injuries or illness requiring hospital admission or significant time off work or study.
Hazard Potential Consequences Persons at Risk Inherent Control Measures Residual Further Controls
Likelihood Impact Score Likelihood Impact Score


General Risks
Slips, trips and falls Minor injuries, bruising, sprains, Users, General Public 4 2 8 All cables routed away from walkways. Loose cables to be appropriately secured to prevent trip hazards. 2 2 4
Operation of electrical equipment Electric shock/electrocution Equipment users. 3 5 15 Equipment should not be used in damp/wet conditions. 1 5 5
RF energy Warming of body tissue People in close proximity of transmitting antenna 3 3 9 Power limited to 100W. All feeders placed well out of reach. Good RF earth for equipment. 2 3 6 Warning notice to be positioned around antennas warning to keep distance.
Manual handling Musculoskeletal injuries, cuts, bruises and crushing People involved in manual handling activities. 4 3 12 Members must ensure that they follow proper lifting procedure, reminding others when necessary. Ensure that the appropriate number of people are used to carry the load, depending on weight of load and capacity of those involved in the lift. 3 5 15
Lead-acid batteries Shorting of contacts could lead to damage to the cells or fire Equipment 2 5 10 Contacts are taped over for storage and transportation 1 5 5
Wires at neck/head height Walking/running into partially assembled/errected antennas cause result in Users, General public 3 3 9 Ensure everyone present are aware of the construction going on. 2 3 6
Lightning strike on antenna or mast If someone is operating a radio when the antenna is struck by lightning then there is risk of electric shocks or burns to the operator. Users, those in close proximity to mast or antenna. 2 5 10 Ensure that radios are not operated during stormy weather. Install lightning arrestors on the feeds to permanent equipment installations. 1 5 5