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Key Features:
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The Exposure To Harmful Substances Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Exposure to Dust
- Accidental Ingestion of Chemicals
- 2. Inspecting the Work Site
- Asbestos Exposure
- Respiratory Problems from Dust
- 3. Equipment Setup
- Chemical Spills
- Dermatitis from Substance Contact
- 4. Usage of Protective Gear
- Incorrect Fit
- Inadequate Protection
- 5. Handling Substances
- Inhalation of Fumes
- Skin Burns from Corrosives
- 6. Storage of Substances
- Leakage
- Incorrectly Labelled Containers
- 7. Clean Up Process
- Accidental Ingestion
- Skin Contact with Residue
- 8. Waste Disposal
- Exposure to Harmful Fumes
- Potential Skin Contact
- 9. Decontamination Procedures
- Insufficient Rinsing
- Re-exposure to Substances
- 10. Reporting Incidents
- Lack of Information
- Miscommunication
- 11. Emergency Procedures
- Delay in Response
- Confusion during Evacuation
- 12. Training Workers
- Unfamiliarity with Procedure
- Miscalculations
- 13. Machine Operation
- Sudden Breakdown
- Uncontrolled Emissions
- 14. Maintenance Checks
- Overexposure to Substances
- Derelict Equipment
- 15. Completion and Review
- Incomplete Documentation
- Inadequate Controls