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The Moving Furniture Prior To Flooring Installation Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Tripping over materials
- Exposure to dust and debris
- Poor manual handling techniques
- 2. Inspect Furniture
- Inadequate inspection leading to failure
- Heavy lifting
- 3. Clear Workspace
- Tripping over objects
- nick cuts from sharp objects
- 4. Move Light Furniture
- Musculoskeletal injuries from incorrect lifting
- Collision with other workers
- 5. Dismantle Heavy Furniture
- Crush injury from uncontrolled movement of parts
- Musculoskeletal injury from heavy lifting
- 6. Move Heavy Furniture Parts
- Injury from falling parts
- Damage to flooring due to dragging furniture
- 7. Packaging Furniture Parts
- Getting cut from sharp edges
- Strain from excessive reaching or bending
- 8. Move Packaged Furniture to Designated Area
- Slipping
- tripping or falling
- Back injury from incorrect lifting technique
- 9. Clean the Cleared Space
- Exposure to harmful substances
- Slippery surfaces causing falls
- 10. Inspection Post Cleaning
- Not identifying leftover hazardous substances
- Tripping or falling over leftover debris
- 11. Planning for New Flooring Installation
- Miscommunication leads to errors
- Ignoring safety protocol
- 12. Return Furniture Post-Installation
- Damaging newly installed floor
- Injury while moving furniture back
- 13. Final Safety Check
- Ignoring potential hazards
- Careless operation leading to unexpected accidents
- 14. Discarding Waste/Debris
- Injuries from improperly discarded sharp objects
- Exposure to hazardous waste
- 15. Review and Documentation
- Ignoring or forgetting important details
- Carelessness in documentation leading to misinformation
- 16. Notify concerned parties of completion
- Miscommunication leading to errors or accidents
- Neglecting safety protocol during this phase