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The Energy Efficiency Testing Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Electrical hazards
- Slipping
- tripping
- 2. Equipment Set-up
- Heavy lifting
- Electrical hazards
- 3. Safety briefing
- Miscommunication
- Ignorance about safety procedures
- 4. Energy efficiency test initiation
- Overheating
- Noise pollution
- 5. Performing tests
- Insufficient lighting
- Electrical shocks
- 6. Results reporting
- Incorrect input of data
- Loss of data
- 7. Breaks
- Improper waste management
- Fire hazards
- 8. Cleaning up afterwards
- Handling of chemicals
- Slippery surfaces
- 9. Shut down
- Electrical hazards
- Gas leaks
- 10. Debriefing and feedback
- Misunderstanding instructions
- Ignorance towards feedback
- 11. Paperwork
- Loss of documents
- Misfiled documents
- 12. Packaging and storage
- Inadequate labeling
- Mishandling of equipment
- 13. Transportation
- Vehicle collisions
- Equipment damage
- 14. Post-test evaluation
- Failure to identify errors
- Oversight in results
- 15. Followup actions
- Delay in actions
- Failure to implement corrective measures