(continued)TDMMF5407A OBSERVE SAFETY AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURESON A COASTAL VESSEL |
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f | Workplace hazards may include: (continued)
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| power tools
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7
| moving and rotating machinery
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8
| flammable liquids, vapours and fuel
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9
| faulty machinery equipment handling equipment and lifting gear
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10
| using equipment beyond safe working limits
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11
| poor housekeeping procedures
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12
| non-compliance with safe working procedures
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13
| electrical wiring and systems
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14
| hot pipes and valves (e.g. steam, fuel oil, lubricating oil)
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15
| cold pipes and valves (e.g. refrigeration and liquefied gas cargoes)
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16
| working at heights
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17
| working in a confined space (potential lack of oxygen, toxic atmosphere)
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18
| exposed electrical circuits
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19
| toxic gases and substances, chemicals and other harmful substances
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20
| damaged cargo
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21
| fishing gear being set or hauled |
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g | Personnel in work area may include: | 1
| crew, passengers, contractors, official representatives
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h | Hazard identification may include activities associated with: | 1
| checking equipment or the work area before work commences and during work
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2
| workplace inspections
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3
| entry into a confined space
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4
| Housekeeping
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i | Participative arrangements may include:
| 1
| formal and informal meetings of the crew which deal with OH&S issues
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2
| participating on an OH&S committee on board a vessel
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3
| acting as a designated OH&S representative on board a vessel
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4
| suggestions, requests, reports and concerns put forward by vessel's crew |