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The Machinery Operations For Veneering Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips
- trips and falls
- Incorrect handling of machinery
- 2. Machine setup
- Unsafe machine operation
- Inadequate knowledge about machine
- 3. Material loading
- Manual handling injuries
- Caught-in/between machinery parts
- 4. Operation initiation
- Noise pollution
- Flying debris
- 5. Veneering process
- Exposure to dust
- Working near machinery while in operation
- 6. Quality Check
- Eye strain
- Repetitive work
- 7. Product Ejection
- Caught-in/between machinery parts
- manual handling injuries
- 8. Equipment calibration
- Exposure to electrical hazards
- Incorrect machine settings
- 9. Maintenance
- Exposure to electrical hazards
- Manual handling injuries
- 10.Cleanup & Shutdown
- Trips and slips
- Eye injury from flying debris
- 11. Waste Disposal
- Sharp objects
- Exposure to harmful substances
- 12. Reporting & Documentation
- Strained eyes from computer screens
- Ergonomic risks
- 13. Safety Equipment Check
- Missing safety equipment
- Improper use of safety gear
- 14. Emergency Response Training
- Mishandling of emergency equipment
- Lack of emergency response knowledge
- 15. Tool Cleaning & Storage
- Cuts or punctures
- Excessive noise during cleaning
- 16. Daily Safety Briefing
- Lack of knowledge about hazards
- Inadequate risk assessment
- 17. Weekly Safety Inspection
- Missed hazards due to casual inspection
- Ignorance about ongoing issues
- 18. Monthly Safety Reporting
- Late reporting causing delayed action
- Inaccurate report concerning hazards and accidents
- 19. Equipment Inventory Management
- Incorrect count leading to shortage of crucial tools
- Mishandling of equipment during inventory check
- 20. Machine Downtime Procedures
- Incorrect shutdown causing hazards
- Lack in procedure knowledge resulting in confusion during machine downtime