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The Colour Mixing For Stains Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Equipment malfunction
- improper personal protection
- 2. Choosing Colours
- Improper material handling
- Inadequate training on colour selection
- 3. Mixing Stains
- Exposure to harmful substances
- possibility of splashing
- 4. Sampling
- Repeated exposure to harmful substances
- Poor sampling technique
- 5. Adjusting mixture
- Contact with hazardous materials
- repetitive motions
- 6. Applying Stain
- Inhalation of harmful substances
- Skin contact with harsh chemicals
- 7. Allow Stain to Dry
- Potential fire hazard
- Misuse of equipment during process
- 8. Inspect Quality
- Prolonged exposure to hazardous materials
- inadequate inspection skill
- 9. Reprocess If Necessary
- High wastage if procedure is not correct
- Overexposure to chemicals,
- 10. Clean Up
- Incorrect disposal of waste
- Exposure to hazardous waste
- 11. Maintain Tools and Equipment
- Injury from poorly maintained tools
- Faulty Equipment causing accidents
- 12. Storage of Materials and Equipment
- Incorrect storage of dangerous goods
- Heavy lifting injuries
- 13. Documenting the Process
- Lack of documentation leading to procedural errors
- Data Security breaches
- 14. Training for New Staff
- Inadequate Training leading to accidents
- Poor understanding of WHS regulations
- 15. Reviewing and Improving Process
- Non-compliance with regulations
- Stagnation in process due to lack of improvements