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all boats are equipped with an alternative means of propulsion e.g. oarsparticipants have received any appropriate inoculationsOTHER CONTROL MEASURES: please specify any other control measures you have implemented:MANUAL HANDLING Do MH activitiesNOIf ‘No’ move to next hazard(MH) take place? If ‘Yes’ use space below to identify and assessanyriskse.g. lifting, carrying,moving large or heavyequipment, physicalunsuitability for thetask.CONTROLMEASURESExamples of risk: strain, cuts, broken bones. Is the risk high / medium / low?Indicate which procedures are in place to control the identified riskSUBSTANCESe.g. plants, chemical,biohazard, wasteCONTROLMEASURESWill participantswork withsubstancesNOIf ‘No’ move to next hazardIf ‘Yes’ use space below to identify and assessanyrisksExamples of risk: ill health - poisoning, infection, illness, burns, cuts. Is the riskhigh / medium / low?Indicate which procedures are in place to control the identified riskthe departmental written Arrangements for dealing with hazardous substances and waste are followedall participants are given information, training and protective equipment for hazardous substancesthey may encounterparticipants who have allergies have advised the leader of this and carry sufficient medication for theirneedswaste is disposed of in a responsible mannersuitable containers are provided for hazardous wasteOTHER CONTROL MEASURES: please specify any other control measures you have implemented:the departmental written Arrangement for MH is followedthe supervisor has attended a MH risk assessment courseall tasks are within reasonable limits, persons physically unsuited to the MH task are prohibited fromsuch activitiesall persons performing MH tasks are adequately trainedequipment components will be assembled on siteany MH task outside the competence of staff will be done by contractorsOTHER CONTROL MEASURES: please specify any other control measures you have implemented:OTHER HAZARDSi.e. any other hazardsmust be noted andassessed here.Have youidentifiedany otherhazards?Hazard:Risk: is theriskNOIf ‘No’ move to next sectionIf ‘Yes’ use space below to identify and assessanyrisksFIELDWORK 4 May 2010CONTROLMEASURESGive details of control measures in place to control the identified risksHave you identified any risks that are not NO X Move to Declarationadequately controlled? YES Use space below to identify the risk and whataction was takenDECLARATIONThe work will be reassessed whenever there is a significant change and at leastannually. Those participating in the work have read the assessment.84
XSelect the appropriate statement:I the undersigned have assessed the activity and associated risks and declare that there is nosignificant residualriskI the undersigned have assessed the activity and associated risks and declare that the risk will becontrolled bythe method(s) listed aboveNAME OF SUPERVISORFIELDWORK 5 May 201085
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encouraging cycling in extreme heat
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abstractThe bicycle has played a ro
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introduction11. introduction2. site
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1.1 | introductionThis Major Resear
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american suburbia: active travel by
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2.1 | methodologyThis Project’s m
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introductionmethodology121. introdu
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Morelikely toachievelong-termchange
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2021; Pearson et al., 2022) This ev
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Effort(2) effort; (3) comfort; (4)
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introductionmethodology121. introdu
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carmelbarcelonataipei*flower mounds
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STREETYSTAL LARY LASTARTHUR STT STA
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F12: Taipei Cycle Map27
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F14: Carmel Cycle Map29
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F16: Barcelona Cycle Map31
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Page 41 and 42: F24: Different types of bicycle use
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Page 47 and 48: Location: Flower Mound, Texas, Unit
Page 49 and 50: 6.2 | site analysisFlower Mound’s
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