Lifting And Handling Gas Cylinders Risk Assessment

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Specifically, the Lifting And Handling Gas Cylinders Risk Assessment covers:

  1. A detailed breakdown of work activities with potential hazards identified
  2. A comprehensive risk evaluation matrix to assess initial and residual risks
  3. Step-by-step control measures and guidelines to minimise hazards
  4. Pre-work checks and documentation requirements to ensure compliance
  5. And more. Please check details below
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Key Features:

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The Lifting And Handling Gas Cylinders Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:

  • 1. Preparation
    • Improper storage
    • Inadequate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  • 2. Inspecting Cylinder
    • Damage to cylinder
    • Leaking gas
  • 3. Assessing Weight of Cylinder
    • Shifting load
    • Injury from heavy lifting
  • 4. Grasping Cylinder Properly
    • Incorrect handling
    • Hand injuries
  • 5. Lifting Cylinder
    • Back strain
    • Crushing injury due to falling cylinder
  • 6. Carrying Cylinder
    • Slipping
    • Tripping or Falling
    • Dropping load
  • 7. Lowering Cylinder
    • Crush injury
    • Foot injury
  • 8. Storing Cylinder
    • Gas leak
    • Incorrect storage causing physical harm
  • 9. Checking PPE
    • Inadequate protection
    • Malfunctioning PPE
  • 10. Reviewing Lifting Technique
    • Strain injury
    • Incorrect technique leading to accident
  • 11. Capping/Decapping Cylinder
    • Gas leak
    • Explosive release
  • 12. Handling hoses/fittings
    • Leaks
    • Sealing failure leading to gas exposure
  • 13. Monitoring for Gas Leaks
    • Inadequate monitoring process
    • Uncontrolled gas release
  • 14. Evacuating Work Area
    • Delayed evacuation
    • Gas exposure
  • 15. Post-Operation Review & Cleanup
    • Inadequate cleaning or maintenance
    • Ignoring safety procedures
  • 16. Emergency Response
    • Delayed response
    • Insufficient training
  • 17. Regular Safety Check up
    • Inadequate inspections
    • Overlooking potential hazards
  • 18. Proper Disposal of Used Cylinders
    • Incorrect disposal methods
    • Unsafe handling of old cylinders
  • 19. Staff Training
    • Inegrated learning
    • Insufficient understanding of hazards
  • 20. Updating Safety Protocols
    • Outdated procedures
    • Non-compliance with safety standards
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