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The Fault Finding On Existing Installations Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Trip hazards
- exposure to electricity
- 2. Observation
- Mistakes in observation
- overlooking possible faults
- 3. Initial Tests
- Electrocution risk
- equipment failure causing physical harm
- 4. System Isolation
- Accidental system activation
- faulty isolation procedure
- 5. Detailed Inspection
- Risk of electric shock
- potential for equipment damage
- 6. Fault Identification
- Fault misdiagnosis
- electrocution risk because of unidentified fault
- 7. Fault Repair
- Electric shocks
- equipment damage
- 8. Re-testing
- Poor testing can lead to unseen issues
- additional damage caused by poor re-testing procedures
- 9. System Reactivation
- System damages due to improper reactivation
- electric shock from power restoration
- 10. Cleanup
- Slips and falls from unclean workspace
- electrocution from carelessly discarded materials
- 11. Final Checks
- Risks from overlooked checks
- accidents due to lack of diligence
- 12. Documentation
- Paper cuts
- repetitive strain injury
- 13. Breakdown of Equipment for Removal
- Electric shock
- equipment damage
- physical injury from lifting equipment
- 14. Transporting Equipment Back
- Injury from dropping heavy equipment
- road traffic accident while transporting the equipment
- 15. Debrief/Client Feedback Session
- Negative emotional stress
- tripping over loose furniture