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The Lathe Threading Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Trip hazards
- Electrical faults
- 2. Machine selection
- Incorrect machine parameters
- Poor maintenance
- 3. Safety check
- Insufficient lighting
- Loose safety guards
- 4. Tooling setup
- Using incorrect tools
- Sharp edges
- 5. Job Planning
- Unplanned tasks
- Lack of instructions
- 6. Position Workpiece
- Moving heavy objects
- Pinch points
- 7. Lathe startups
- Mechanical failure
- Accidental startups
- 8. Single thread operation
- Inadequate safety gear
- Improper clamping
- 9. Double thread operation
- Exposure to high noise levels
- Inadequately trained personnel
- 10. Measurement and verification
- Eye strain
- Use of incorrect measurement equipment
- 11. Cleaning up
- Debris in eyes
- Chemical exposure from cleaning solutions
- 12. Shutdowns
- Failure to isolate power
- Sudden machine stops
- 13. General Maintenance
- Falls from height
- Exposure to dangerous goods
- 14. Fault Reporting
- Incomplete reporting
- Lack of communication
- 15. Regular Inspection
- Overlooking minor damages
- Skipping safety checks
- 16. Emergency procedures training
- Inadequate preparation for emergencies
- Skipping drills
- 17. Recycling waste material
- Incorrect disposal methods
- Exposure to hazardous waste
- 18. Quality checks
- Failing to meet specifications
- Use of incorrect testing methods
- 19. Job completion handover
- Miscommunication during handovers
- Incomplete task lists
- 20. Record keeping
- Loss of vital documents
- Misplaced records