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Dynamic risk assessement
dawn kennedy
Created on March 7, 2024
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3. the plan should consider what can be seen and what might happen – asking ‘what if?’
cceleration – Depending on the gear maybe no acceleration is needed at all. If acceleration is needed it should be gentle. Control the speed.
ear – What gear do we need? Your gear should always low and slow for any kind of slow speed manoeuvre.
peed – What is the speed limit? Do we need to go slower to be safe? Expect to go even slower if anything moves or changes. For any manoeuvring or reversing, the speed of your vehicle show be no faster than a walking pace or even slower based on your assessment of risks.
osition – Do we have space? Do we have the best view on the road ahead? Is anything blocking the road?
nformation – What can we see? What is the environment like? Is there parked cars? What is the weather like? Are there people around? Look, listen, smell, feel for hazards.
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Goal – Get Out and Look
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Leave space to move away safely
Fold door mirrors in
Vulnerable road users
Minimise reversing
Overhanging objects
Parked vehicles
Signage
Height or width restrictions
Actively minimise risk
Follow a disciplined routine
Plan well ahead
Stay alert
Manoeuvring is a team task
Look, listen, smell
Take effective observation
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