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The Maintenance On Mobile Plant Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips
- trips and falls
- Exposure to hazardous substances
- 2. Inspection of Plant
- Contact with moving parts
- Electrocution
- 3. Tools gathering
- Injury from improper handling
- Cuts from sharp tools
- 4. Lockout/tagout
- Accidental start-up
- Electrical shock
- 5. Dismantling Equipment
- Falling objects
- Caught-in/between hazards
- 6. Component examination
- Exposure to harmful dust or fumes
- Eye injuries
- 7. Replacing components
- Strain and sprains
- Crush injuries
- 8. Assembly
- Pinch points
- Lacerations from sharp edges
- 9. Functional testing
- Projectiles
- Unexpected startup
- 10. Cleaning up
- Musculoskeletal disorders from improper lifting
- Puncture wounds from sharps
- 11. Waste Disposal
- Manual handling injuries
- Exposure to toxins
- 12. Return tools
- Tripping over misplaced objects
- Strain injury
- 13. Documentation update
- Ergonomic stressors
- Dust inhalation
- 14. Communication
- Miscommunication resulting in accidents
- Distractions leading to mishaps
- 15. Final inspection
- Missed defect causing unexpected malfunction
- Physical harm from defective equipment
- 16. Debriefing
- Psychological stress
- Fatigue leading to accidents
- 17. Training next shift
- Misunderstanding instructions leading to accidents
- Strain from improper technique
- 18. Maintenance systems update
- Software faults causing miscommunication
- Eye strain from prolonged screen time
- 19. Feedback and Improvement
- Overlooked safety measures
- Inadequate hazard reporting
- 20. Final Check
- Non-observance of proper shutdown sequences
- Incorrect usage of machinery