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The Agitated Vessel Work Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Exposure to hazardous substances
- Trips and falls from obstructed access/egress
- 2. Initial Inspection
- Fire hazard / unfavourable reaction due to unidentified substances,equipment failure
- 3. Cleaning and Maintenance
- Exposure to harmful cleaning substances ,injury due to faulty equipment
- 4. Material Loading
- Musculoskeletal injuries due to heavy lifting
- Exposure to dust particles
- 5. Process Supervision
- Stress from long hours
- risk of explosion if the process isn't properly monitored
- 6. Material Unloading
- Work at heights
- Inadequate equipment or tools for unloading
- 7. Agitation Check
- Warfare from high-speed rotary parts
- Noise pollution affecting communication and leading to errors in work
- 8. Post-process Cleanup
- Exposure to cleaning chemicals
- Disposal of waste materials
- 9. Periodic Maintenance
- Equipment malfunctioning
- Injury due to fallen tools during maintenance
- 10.Report Compilation
- Repetitive strain injury due to continuous typing
- Stress from extended periods of concentration
- 11.Shutdown and Depower
- Electrical shock
- Mechanical damage with moving parts
- 12.Emergency Procedures Training
- Risk Injury during mishandled emergency drills
- Stress and confusion if a real emergency occurs
- 13.Periodic Health Checkups
- Exposure to contagious diseases
- psychological stress from work-related health issues
- 14.Security Patrols
- Physical threats
- adverse weather conditions during patrols
- 15.Employee Orientations
- Miscommunication due to language barriers
- Failure to understand safety measures leading to risky behavior
- 16.Documentation and Record Keeping
- Eye strain from prolonged exposure to screens
- Carpal tunnel from continuous typing
- 17.Recycling of Waste Materials
- Possible contamination during waste disposal procedures
- Litter box overflow causing an unsanitary condition
- 18.Shipping and Delivery
- Injury from falling materials
- road accidents during shipping
- 19.Quality Checks
- Repeated exposure to harmful substances
- Risk of eye injuries without proper personal protective equipment
- 20.Final Review and Feedback
- Stress due to negative feedback
- Work overload leading to errors and potential injuries