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Key Features:
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The Fault Finding And Repair Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips
- trips and falls
- electric shock from faulty equipment
- 2. Fault Identification
- Misidentification of problem
- exposure to hazardous substances
- 3. Isolate Equipment
- Electric shock
- unexpected start-up of equipment
- 4. Test Equipment
- Risk of fire
- electrocution
- 5. Check Users' Manual
- Incorrect use of tools
- misunderstanding instructions
- 6. Repair Equipment
- Cutting or puncture injuries
- muscle strain
- 7. Reassemble Equipment
- Injury from pinch points
- tripping over loose parts
- 8. Test Repaired Equipment
- Equipment failure
- fire risk
- 9. Cleanup Work Area
- Tripping hazards
- chemical spillage
- 10. Document Repair Process
- Miscommunication
- incorrect record-keeping
- 11. Update Maintenance Schedule
- Missed future maintenance
- equipment failure
- 12. Inform Team Members
- Communication breakdown
- misinterpretation of information
- 13. Store Tools Properly
- Injury from falling objects
- improper handling
- 14. Verify Normal Operation
- Unresolved faults
- further damage to equipment
- 15. Provide Feedback and Recommendations
- Miscommunication
- ignoring safety recommendations