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The Fixing Faulty Central Locking Systems Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips
- trips and falls
- electrical hazards
- 2. Equipment Check
- Electrical shock
- faulty equipment
- 3. Isolate Power Supply
- Electric shock
- burns
- 4. Disassembly
- Cuts from sharp objects
- eye injury from flying debris
- 5. Diagnostic Testing
- Electrical hazards
- finger getting caught in moving parts
- 6. Fault Identification
- Eye strain
- ergonomic hazards from poor body postures
- 7. Purchase Replacement Part
- Travel accidents
- robbery or assault if buying in person
- 8. Install Replacement Part
- Electric shock
- cuts from sharp objects
- 9. Reassembling System
- Strains and sprains
- cuts from sharp tools
- 10. Reconnect Power Supply
- Unexpected startup of the system
- electrical shock
- 11. Test Central Locking Systems
- Electric shock
- system failure causing bodily injury
- 12. Clean-up Work Area
- Chemical exposure from cleaning products
- slip
- trip
- and fall hazards
- 13. Document Repair Process
- Paper cuts
- eyestrain
- ergonomic injuries from prolonged sitting
- 14. Post-Maintenance Checks
- Electrical hazards
- finger getting caught in moving parts
- 15. Debrief Team
- Ergonomic injuries from prolonged standing
- mental stress
- 16. Return Unused Parts
- Manual handling injuries
- trip and fall hazards
- 17. Conduct Final Inspection
- Strains and sprains
- falling from heights
- 18. Dispose Of Waste
- Infection from handling waste
- physical injury from mishandling waste
- 19. Prepare Report
- Ergonomic injuries from prolonged sitting
- eyestrain
- 20. Conclude Job
- Injury due to haste
- ignoring safety procedures