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The Fixing Carpet Gripper Rods Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Tripping over tools
- Unorganized workspace
- 2. Clearing the Area
- Heavy lifting
- Creating dust
- 3. Measuring
- Incorrect measurements
- Sharp objects
- 4. Cutting Carpet Gripper Rods
- Sharp materials
- High noise&dust levels
- 5. Positioning Rods
- Poor posture
- Incorrect placement causing trip hazard
- 6. Nailing in Rods
- Injury due to misfire of nail gun
- Noise-induced hearing loss
- 7. Scanning Work Area
- Overlooked hazards
- Obstruction to movement
- 8. Stretching Carpet over Rods
- Physical strain
- Misuse of tools
- 9. Trimming Excess Carpet
- Exposure to sharp blades
- poor quality finish if not careful
- 10. Finishing Edges
- Repetitive strain injury from hand-sewing
- Pricking fingers while sewing
- 11. Cleaning Up
- Slips on offcuts or debris
- 12. Final Inspection
- Mistakes overlooked
- Incomplete work
- 13. Safe Waste Disposal
- Handling sharp objects
- inappropriate waste disposal
- 14. Fitting Doors
- Heavy lifting
- strained muscles
- 15. Finalize and report
- RFI interference from electronic equipment
- manual handling injuries
- 16. Packing Up
- Trip and fall hazards
- improper storage of tools