Hazards to pedestrians
The typical hazards to pedestrians are;
The typical hazards to pedestrians are;
Slip, trips and falls on the same level
- Falls from height
- Collision with other vehicles
- Striking by moving, flying or falling objects
- Striking against fixed or stationary objects e.g. racking
Control strategies for pedestrian hazards include conducting a risk assessment in order to identify controls such as;
- Provision of non-slip surfaces
- Spillage control kits and bunding/drainage
- Designated walkways
- Fencing and guarding
- Use of signs and PPE
- Information instruction, training and supervision (IITS) as is necessary
Maintenance of a safe workplace will involve;
- Clear cleaning and housekeeping standards
- Provision and maintenance of suitable access and egress Environmental monitoring and control of issues such as dust, noise, lighting and heat.
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