Ohio State University Risk Exposure OSHA and Task Inventory Worksheet watch the video then complete the table provided. all details in the attachment. TASK

Ohio State University Risk Exposure OSHA and Task Inventory Worksheet watch the video then complete the table provided. all details in the attachment. TASK INVENTORY WORKSHEET
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TEAM LEAD
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STUDENTS NAME
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REVIEW DATE
PPE
SPECIAL RULES
SKILL TRAINING
PRACTICE
ENGINEERING
CONSIDER SAFETY, HEALTH, DAMAGE, FIRE, QUALITY,
PRODUCTION PROBLEMS, ETC. CONSIDER PEOPLE,
EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL
INTERACTIONS.
PROGRAM NEEDS
CRITICAL
RATING
LIST PERFORMED BY THE ALLIGATOR
FISHERMEN
RISK
EVALUATION
PROBABILITY
GENERAL HARM OR PROPERTY DAMAGE
EXPOSURES
FREQUENCY
TASKS
INVENTORY DATE (S)
WORK INSTRUCTIONS
DEPARTMENT
SEVERITY
OCCUPATION OR TITLE
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TASK INVENTORY WORKSHEET INSTRUCTIONS:

Step 1: The job for this assignment is Alligator fishing. Next you are to identify some (at least 10) of the tasks involved in
performing the duties (both routine and non-routine tasks) based on the YouTube video.
Step 2. After identifying the general tasks identify the general loss exposures (column 2) expected. Harm or property
damage which can occur during each step of the job. Hint: Remember from previous risk evaluation you have done a similar
assignment previously.
Step 3. Next perform a risk evaluation. Use the following formula.
Severity of Risk Exposure: Use a scale of 0 – 6.
0: equates to No injury or Illness or quality, production or other loss of less than $100.
2: Minor injury or illness without lost time; non-disruptive property damage; quality, production, environmental or other loss
$100 – $1000.
4: A loss time injury or illness without permanent disability; disruptive property damage; quality, production, environmental
of loss more than $1000 but not more than $5000.
6: Permanent disability; loss of life or body part; extensive loss of structure, equipment, material; quality, production,
environmental or other losses exceeding $5000
Frequency of Exposure: Use a scale of 1 -3. Few: Less than daily (1); Few times a day (1) Many times a day (2)
Moderate: Less than daily (1); Few times a day (2); Many times per day (3)
Many: Less than daily (2); Few times a day (3); Many times per day (3)
Probability of Exposure: Use a scale -1 to +1: -1= Low probability of loss
0= Moderate probability of loss
+1= High probability of loss
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Critical Rating: Total the severity, frequency, probability and this becomes your critical rating.
Check all the elements (program needs) also considered recommendations that will address the tasks, loss
exposures, and risk for the items which have the highest potential of risk for harm or property damage.
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