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The Mix Different Cleaning Chemicals Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Incorrect chemical selection
- Inadequate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) usage
- 2. Mixing Chemicals
- Chemical contact with skin/eyes
- Inhalation of chemical fumes
- 3. Dilution Process
- Splashes causing eye injury
- Ingestion of chemicals
- 4. Storing Mixed Chemicals
- Unlabelled containers
- Improper storage leading to spillage or leakage
- 5. Transportation
- Spillage
- Manual handling injuries
- 6. Applying Mixed Chemicals
- Contact with skin or eyes
- Wrong application technique
- 7. Cleaning up Spills
- Absorption through skin
- Lack of adequate cleaning tools
- 8. Disposal of Unused Chemicals
- Incorrect disposal procedures
- Exposure to hazardous substances
- 9. Washing and Sanitising Equipment
- Dermatitis from prolonged water exposure
- Slips from wet floors
- 10. Replenishing Cleaning Chemical Stock
- Incorrect handle of heavy items
- Handling corrosive substances without PPE
- 11. Regular Inspection & Maintenance
- Neglected equipment faults
- Injury due to faulty equipment
- 12. Equipment Breakdown Procedures
- Mishandling during breakdown
- Failure to follow correct procedure
- 13. Emergency Procedures
- Unfamiliarity with procedures
- Panic in emergency situations
- 14. Health and Safety Training
- Inadequate training
- Non-compliance with safety procedures
- 15. Periodic Review of SWMS
- Outdated procedures
- Staff unaware of procedure updates