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The document is a risk assessment report focused on a residential property owned by Mrs. Aruna Mistry, located at 25 Hunter Road, Leicestershire. The assessment was conducted by Naieem Ashraf on April 22, 2021.

The report begins with an asbestos risk assessment section, which includes a series of questions designed to evaluate the potential presence of asbestos in the property. It notes that the customer has indicated a possibility of asbestos being present. The assessment checklist prompts the evaluator to consider whether there is any reason to suspect asbestos, and if so, to identify the specific room and component where it may be located, such as a garage, flue, or heater.

The report also asks about the condition of the material suspected to contain asbestos, whether it is in sound condition, and if its location could lead to accidental disturbance or damage. Additionally, it inquires if any asbestos work is required, such as removal, drilling, cutting, or sampling. If any asbestos work is deemed necessary, the report advises against proceeding with the job until the asbestos issue is resolved. The evaluator is also prompted to specify the main type of asbestos present, with options including Asbestos Insulating Board (AIB), lagging, floor covering, and cement products.

Following the asbestos assessment, the report outlines various hazards identified during the risk assessment process. These hazards include manual handling, slips, trips and falls, dangerous machinery, the use of hand tools and power tools, electrical works, drilling, and working in occupied premises. Each hazard is assessed for its presence, whether it is controlled, and if it is safe to continue with the work. Comments are provided for each hazard, indicating whether the task has been made safe.

The report also includes additional information regarding emergency precautions. It asks whether there are at least two employees working on site and what other emergency measures are in place should anyone get injured. Other considerations include the strength of the mobile phone signal, safe access for emergency services, the inspection of ladders, the availability of personal protective equipment (PPE), and the provision of adequate dust sheets, barriers, and safety signs. The report emphasizes the importance of having RCD (Residual Current Device) protection available to ensure electrical safety.

Overall, the document serves as a comprehensive overview of the risks associated with the job site, the potential presence of asbestos, and the necessary precautions to ensure a safe working environment for all involved. It highlights the importance of thorough risk assessment and adherence to safety protocols to mitigate hazards effectively.