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The Fitting Door Furniture Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Tripping over tools
- cuts from sharp objects
- 2. Selection of appropriate door furniture
- Misreading measurements
- incorrect handling of equipment
- 3. Removal of old door hardware
- Risk of injury due to use of tools
- cuts from sharp edges
- 4. Preparing the door for new furniture
- Dust inhalation
- noise disturbance
- 5. Installation of new door hardware
- Injury due to incorrect use of tools
- risk of falling
- 6. Ensuring correct fitting and alignment
- Eye strain
- improper manual handling
- 7. Making adjustments if required
- Incorrect use of tools
- sudden object movement causing injury
- 8. Cleaning up work area
- Slip and trip hazards
- cuts from sharp objects
- 9. Inspecting and testing new door furniture
- Faulty product leading to accident
- injury due to incorrect use
- 10. Disposal of old door furniture
- Cuts from sharp edges
- inappropriate lifting technique
- 11. Final review / quality check
- Unseen damage risking future injury
- 12. Signing off the job
- Paper cuts
- excessive strain on eyes
- 13. Organising for return transport
- Poor manual handling
- Bend / lift heavy items.
- 14. Vehicle loading
- Collision
- Slips
- trips and falls.</
- 15. Travel to next job site
- Road accidents
- fatigue driving