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The Lathe Venting Work Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Unsecured equipment
- Improper training
- 2. Safety Check
- Worn out gears
- Poor ventilation
- 3. Equipment Setup
- Hazardous positioning
- Inadequate lighting
- 4. Machine Operation
- Noise exposure
- Dust inhalation
- Accident from fast moving parts
- 5. Material Loading
- Manual handling injuries
- Fall from heights
- 6. Ventilation Check
- Poor air quality
- Dust accumulation
- 7. Lathe Cutting
- Splinters flying
- Eye injury
- 8. Edging and Finishing
- Cutting tool injury
- Repetitive stress injury
- Noise exposure
- 9. Material Unloading
- Manual handling injuries
- Fall from height
- 10. Post-operation Checks
- Machinery left on
- Loose parts
- 11. Waste Handling and Disposal
- Chemical exposure
- Sharp object injuries
- 12. Maintenance Check
- Electrical shock
- Crushing injuries
- 13. Unplanned Stop/Emergencies
- Operator panic
- Lack of emergency procedures
- 14. Reporting/Documentation
- Incorrect logging
- Loss of documents
- 15. Equipment Shutdown and Storage
- Improper shut down procedure
- Electrical shock