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Risk Assessment Cabling V2

by Reymark Escober, from the Community

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Use this telecom cabling risk assessment checklist to plan and execute safer works. It helps teams review PPE such as harness, safety boots, gloves and hard hat. Address excavation activities, traffic speed limits, and work locations including busy roads, schools and country roads. Consider occupational health risks from manual handling, noise, dust and vibration. Identify confined space or work at height tasks and capture site setup photos. Protect pedestrians and vehicles and verify warning signs and road closures following Chapter 8 guidance. Check equipment like petrol generators, cabling tools and water pumps. Add control measures and photo evidence before starting.

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