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Key Features:
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The Installing Ceiling Roses Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Poor lighting
- Trip hazards
- 2. Inspection of work area
- Loose debris
- Trip hazards
- 3. Tool selection and check
- Use of inappropriate tools
- Electric shock
- 4. Material handling
- Manual handling injuries
- Falling objects
- 5. Set up ladder and other equipment
- Falling from Heights
- Malfunctioning Equipment
- 6. Removal of old ceiling roses
- Exposure to asbestos
- Electric shock
- 7. Installing new ceiling roses
- Electric shock
- Falling from Heights
- 8. Wiring checks and connection
- Electric shock
- Fire hazards
- 9. Testing newly installed roses
- Electric shock
- Defective products
- 10. Clean-up
- Manual handling injuries
- Trip hazards
- 11. Waste disposal
- Faulty waste disposal methods
- Sharp object injury
- 12. Final inspection
- Missed potential hazards
- Faulty installation
- 13. Record keeping and reporting
- Incomplete records
- Lost or misplaced documents
- 14. Dismantling equipment
- Falling from Heights
- Manual handling injuries
- 15. Tool maintenance and storage
- Inappropriate storage
- Tool damage
- 16. Personal hygiene after working
- Harmful dust
- Chemicals on hands or clothing