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The Feathering Paint On Blinds And Awnings Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips and trips
- Eye injury from dust and debris
- 2. Setup scaffolding
- Risks of heights
- Equipment failure
- Improper assembly
- 3. Inspect the blind or awning
- Cuts from sharp edges
- dust inhalation
- 4. Surface cleaning
- Chemical exposure
- Eye injuries
- Inhalation hazards
- 5. Application of feathering paint
- Chemical exposure
- Eye injury from splashing paint
- Flammable materials/ fire hazard
- 6. Correct use of tools
- Incorrect tool usage
- electrical safety issues
- 7. Inspection of work
- Ergonomic injuries (strain from repetitive movement)
- Falling objects
- 8. Clean-up
- Chemical exposure
- Slippery surfaces
- sharp objects
- 9. Dismantle Scaffolding
- Risks of heights
- Equipment failure
- Improper disassembly
- 10. Waste disposal
- Chemical exposure
- Injury from handling heavy waste
- cuts from sharp objects
- 11. Load onto vehicle
- Manual handling injuries
- Vehicle accidents
- 12. Unload from vehicle
- Manual handling injuries
- Eye injury from dust and flying debris
- 13. Store equipment
- Cuts
- Bruising
- manual handling injuries
- 14. General housekeeping
- Trips and falls
- manual handling injuries
- 15. Incident reporting
- Psychological distress
- Loss of evidence