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Quick Risk Prediction

by Alex Fox, from the Community

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The Quick Risk Prediction (QRP) checklist helps teams evaluate non-routine tasks before work begins. It guides users to describe the job and area, list involved employees, identify hazards such as struck-by, caught-in, pinch points, hot or cold surfaces, high pressure, chemical exposure, spills, slips, trips and falls, electrical shock, poor body positioning, fire or explosion, unexpected moving parts, and ventilation issues. The checklist prompts selection of preventative measures and required PPE, defines how the task will be performed or monitored, captures supervisor sign-off, and encourages documenting new safe practices or SOPs and sharing them near relevant equipment.

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Kraft Heinz Jax HPC Quick Risk Prediction Checklist
This Quick Risk Prediction checklist helps teams assess non-routine tasks before work begins. Identify hazards such as struck-by, pinch points, high pressure, hot and cold surfaces, chemical exposure, spills, slips, trips and falls, electrical shock, poor body positioning, moving parts, and more. Define controls and PPE, decide if an SOP is needed, assign responsibilities, and share safe practices so employees can stop, think, act, and work safely.
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