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The Handling Of Hardware Accessories Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Manual handling injuries
- Slipping/tripping hazards
- 2. Unloading
- Dropping heavy accessories
- Pinch hazards from sharp objects
- 3. Inspection
- Electrical faults causing shocks
- Cuts from sharp edges
- 4. Cleaning
- Chemical exposure
- Slips due to liquid spills
- 5. Assembly
- Risk of repetitive strain injuries
- potential eye injury from flying object debris
- 6. Testing
- Electric shock
- Faulty equipment malfunction risk
- 7. Packing
- Manual handling injuries
- Struck by falling accessories
- 8. Dispatching
- Forklift accidents
- Dropping heavy accessories
- 9. Receiving feedback
- Personal safety risk when dealing with dissatisfied customers
- Stress leading impacted mental wellbeing
- 10. Problem solving / Repairing
- Accidental tool injury
- Electrical shock from hardware
- 11. Document updating
- Repetitive strain injuries
- Stress from overlooking important changes
- 12. Preparing for next job
- Risk of neglecting personal needs (rest/food)
- Trips or falls in untidy work areas
- 13. Dealing with unexpected changes
- Stress from adjustments ruining workflow
- Possible prolonged standing
- 14. Emergency handling
- risk of panic and confusion in emergencies
- Risk of injury in emergencies
- 15. Cleanup
- Slips
- trips and falls among debris
- exposure to cleanup chemicals
- 16. System shutdown
- Electric shock risk
- Improper isolation risks
- 17. Routine checks
- Injury by sharp objects during checks
- risk of strain due to repetitive movements.
- 18. Safety meetings
- Risk of mental strain/discord from disagreements
- Undetected safety issues
- 19. Restocking
- Manual handling injuries
- Dropping heavy accessories
- 20. Closing up procedure
- Negligence of final checks leading to potential hazards
- Potential injury from rushing/mental fatigue