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The Glazing Windows Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Improper lifting
- Slip and trip hazards
- 2. Assessing the site
- Hazards from the environment
- Falling from heights
- 3. Assembling equipment
- Misuse of tools
- Incorrect manual handling
- 4. Measuring windows
- Falls from height
- manual handling injuries
- incorrect measurements
- 5. Moving new glass
- Glass breaks
- Sharp edges
- Incorrect manual handling
- 6. Removing old window glass
- Breakage and lacerations
- Falls from height
- 7. Trimming to fit
- Cutting self
- Incorrect manual handling
- 8. Fitting new window glass
- Fall from heights
- Glass breakage
- 9. Glazing point installation
- Incorrect use of glazing tool
- Eye injuries from debris
- Glass breakage
- 10. Installing glazing compound
- Mishandling of materials
- allergic reactions to material
- Cluttered working area leading to slips/trips
- 11. Painting window frames
- Exposure to harmful chemicals
- Improper usage of tools
- 12. Cleaning up workspace
- Incorrect waste disposal
- Exposure to sharp objects
- 13. Inspecting the installed window
- Falling from heights
- Cuts from edges of window
- 14. Waste disposal
- Exposure to harmful substances
- Cut injuries from broken glasses
- 15. Debrief and reporting
- Miscommunication of hazards
- overlooked risk elements