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The Maintain Crucibles Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- injury from improper handling
- harm from wrong use of tools
- 2. Measurement Taking
- Risk of inaccurate readings
- eye strain
- 3. Inspecting Crucible
- Risk of dust inhalation
- Noise exposure
- 4. Cleaning
- Infection from dirty crucibles
- chemical burns from cleaning solutions
- 5. Clamping
- Hand crush injuries
- back strains from incorrect lifting technique
- 6. Application of heat
- Heat burns
- explosion due to heat application over limit
- 7. Cooling down
- Thermal burns on touch contact
- cold burns from sudden temperature drop
- 8. Unclamping
- Hand crush injuries
- toppling due to imbalanced handling
- 9. Smoothing surfaces
- Cuts from sharp edges
- noise from machine operation
- 10. Coating application
- Rashes from direct skin contact with coating
- Dense fumes inhalation
- 11. Drying
- Thermal burns from touching hot crucibles
- IPA exposure risk on ignition
- 12. Quality Check
- Eye strain from detailed examination
- ergonomic hazards from repetitive work
- 13. Packaging
- Back strain from lifting heavy packages
- cuts from sharp edges
- 14. Storage
- Toppling accidents from improper placement
- foot injuries from dropped crucibles
- 15. Transportation
- Lacerations from falling objects
- Foot injuries from dropped packages
- 16. Disposal
- Injury from improper handling of waste
- chemical burns from waste disposal