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The Mig Welding Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Incorrect setup
- lack of PPE
- 2. Calibration
- Electrical shock
- exposure to gases
- 3. Aligning Materials
- Manual handling injuries
- eye injury
- 4. Metal Pre-Cleaning
- Material contamination or dust inhalation
- skin irritants
- 5. Tack Welds
- Burns
- insufficient adhesion
- 6. Welding Process
- Molten metal splatter
- UV radiation
- 7. Inspecting Weld
- Sharp edges
- high temperatures
- 8. Grinding/Finishing
- Abrasive dust inhalation
- sparks and flying particles
- 9. Weld Cleaning
- Chemical hazards
- improper ventilation
- 10. Post-Weld Inspection
- Slips and trips
- residual heat
- 11. Cooling
- Contact with hot surfaces
- inadequate cooling
- 12. Debris Removal
- Hand injuries
- improper disposal