NATHAN
Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2012 2:21 pm
Hi everyone, can anyone help me with this task,, i find it abit difficult..
The scenario
Kylie has asked nathan to help put up a display of the childrens artwork.Nathan is tall and can easily reach the display boards. Today however he is trying to attach some string to the top of the window with a thumbtacks and he can't quite reach it. Nathan would normally used the step ladde but it was broke sometime ago and has not benn replaced or repaired. Natahn decides to stand on child sized chair.the thumbtack proves hard to push into the wood so nathan strech higher twisting a little as he pushes.the chair over balanced and natahn falls off.
to break his fall nathan grabs hold of the shelf where the cd player stands.the cd player and the box of cds fall to the floor. the lid of the player smashes into severwAL pcs and the playes lands on kylies foot.natahn is lucky to have fallen through the window. Nathan has jarred his shoulder and scrapped his back on the shelf and kylies foot is badly bruised. they are both grateful no children were hurt.
identify three key hazards and complete the risk control matrix.and assesed level of risk..i don't quite get it..can someone explain it to me pls. and describe the strategy would you use?.thanks
i don't understand about pprabability
scale of risk 1- high priority do something immediately
6= do something when possible
and asssed level of risk--i don't get it...
hazard 1 standing on child size chair- strategy eliminate the hazard
my understanding is natahn should't stand on child sized chair to avoid the accident and he should report the broken ladder for immediate repair or replacement.
hazard 2 stretching above the shoulder- strategy substitute something else for the hazard
stretching should have been avoided if the ladder is available and accident wouldn't happen.
hazard 3 falling- strategy-- not sure what to used isolate the hazard or change the work practice
nathan could have been easily have broken bones in the fall or cut himself from broekn window or worse fallen througthwindow..
THANKS.
The scenario
Kylie has asked nathan to help put up a display of the childrens artwork.Nathan is tall and can easily reach the display boards. Today however he is trying to attach some string to the top of the window with a thumbtacks and he can't quite reach it. Nathan would normally used the step ladde but it was broke sometime ago and has not benn replaced or repaired. Natahn decides to stand on child sized chair.the thumbtack proves hard to push into the wood so nathan strech higher twisting a little as he pushes.the chair over balanced and natahn falls off.
to break his fall nathan grabs hold of the shelf where the cd player stands.the cd player and the box of cds fall to the floor. the lid of the player smashes into severwAL pcs and the playes lands on kylies foot.natahn is lucky to have fallen through the window. Nathan has jarred his shoulder and scrapped his back on the shelf and kylies foot is badly bruised. they are both grateful no children were hurt.
identify three key hazards and complete the risk control matrix.and assesed level of risk..i don't quite get it..can someone explain it to me pls. and describe the strategy would you use?.thanks
i don't understand about pprabability
scale of risk 1- high priority do something immediately
6= do something when possible
and asssed level of risk--i don't get it...
hazard 1 standing on child size chair- strategy eliminate the hazard
my understanding is natahn should't stand on child sized chair to avoid the accident and he should report the broken ladder for immediate repair or replacement.
hazard 2 stretching above the shoulder- strategy substitute something else for the hazard
stretching should have been avoided if the ladder is available and accident wouldn't happen.
hazard 3 falling- strategy-- not sure what to used isolate the hazard or change the work practice
nathan could have been easily have broken bones in the fall or cut himself from broekn window or worse fallen througthwindow..
THANKS.
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