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Excavation is the process of moving earth, rock, or other materials using tools, equipment, or explosives. It includes earthwork, trenching, wall shafts, tunneling, and underground.

A baseline risk assessment focuses on the identification of risk that applies to the whole organisation or project. This type of assessment could be performed on a site, region or even on a national basis concerning any facet of the organisation operations or procedures.

All employers are obligated to ensure staff are trained in workplace emergency procedures. This may include what to do in case of a fire, earthquake, or other emergency; identifying locations of emergency exits; and processes to follow to evacuate the building in the case of an emergency. These procedures are site specific and should be a part of the training for all new employees. In addition, regular drills or reviews of procedures are important to ensure that if an actual emergency occurs, everyone is able to react accordingly and safely.

A Health & Safety Plan is a plan that outlines the safety measures & procedures implemented in a workplace. It is also designed by the legislative requirements covering the roles & responsibilities of the staff, the emergency action plan, & so for.

risk assessment is a systematic process of identifying hazards and evaluating any associated risks within a workplace, then implementing reasonable control measures to remove or reduce them.

Hand excavation is also used when the use of digging equipment would cause unacceptable damage to the surrounding structures or land, or the work, if done by mechanical digging equipment – such as a backhoe – would present the possibility of the collapse. Hand excavation is also known as manual excavation