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The Install Doors On Site Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Work environment hazards
- Incorrect manual handling
- 2. Transportation of doors
- Vehicle accidents
- Improper lifting techniques
- 3. Unloading doors on site
- Slips
- trips and falls
- Struck by falling objects
- 4. Placement of doors prior to installation
- Crushing fingers
- Strain or overexertion
- 5. Removal of old doors (if needed)
- Exposure to asbestos
- Blood borne pathogens from sharp objects
- 6. Clean-up and preparation of door frames
- Dust inhalation
- Eye strain
- 7. Positioning new doors for installation
- Incorrect manual handling
- Crushing injuries
- 8. Aligning with frame and check for fitting
- Falls from height
- Incorrect use of tools
- 9. Securing doors in place
- Cuts from sharp edges
- Losing balance and falling backwards
- 10. Inserting screws and finalising installation
- Electric shock from power tools
- Noise exposure
- 11. Testing door operation
- Pinching fingers
- Struck against door while opening/closing
- 12. Clean up of work site
- Slip
- trip
- fall hazards due to untidy area
- Disposal of waste material
- 13. Dismantling equipment
- Electrical hazard
- Incorrect manual handling
- 14. Transport of equipment back to storage
- Falls during loading unloading
- Injury while securing load
- 15. Documentation and reporting
- Stress due to paper work
- Incorrect postural habits
- 16. At the end of day briefing
- Miscommunication leading to accidents
- Lack of attention/fatigue
- 17. Maintenance of tools/equipment
- Electric shock
- Cuts from sharp objects
- 18. Regular Training and instruction
- Inadequate knowledge leading to accidents
- Boredom/loss of interest
- 19. Emergency evacuation drills
- Panic causing stampede
- Non-visibility due to smoke/fire
- 20. Review safety procedures regularly
- Non-compliance with safety measures
- Complacency with routine