Risk assessment stage blocks
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This document discusses potential hazards when setting up stage blocks and identifies actions to control risks. Carrying heavy stage blocks could hurt feet or fingers, so two people will carry blocks and not lift anything too heavy. Metal poles used can also be heavy and dangerous, so staff will be trained safely handle them. When tightening poles into holes, fingers could get injured if in the hole, so staff will be instructed to keep fingers out of holes and go slowly. To ensure anyone standing on stage blocks is safe, blocks will be securely set up and an area check performed before use to confirm stability.
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This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
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