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The Nailing Tools Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Exposure to noise
- improper work clothing
- 2. Work area set-up
- Trip hazards
- insufficient lighting
- 3. Tool inspection
- Faulty tools
- lack of proper maintenance
- 4. Material Handling
- Manual handling injuries
- dropped objects
- 5. Power source connection
- Electric shock
- improper grounding
- 6. Nailing process
- Accidental nail discharge
- hand injuries
- 7. Fastener selection
- Incorrect fasteners
- incompatible materials
- 8. Rest period regulation
- Fatigue
- postural stress
- 9. Monitoring air pressure
- High-pressure hazards
- equipment failure
- 10. Work at heights
- Falls from height
- unsecured platform
- 11. Repetition and force control
- Repetitive strain injuries
- excessive force use
- 12. Waste management
- Injuries from sharp objects
- trip hazards
- 13. Post-work inspection
- Undetected damage
- tool wear
- 14. Tool disconnection
- Electric shock
- unexpected activation
- 15. Equipment storage
- Incorrect storage
- injury during transport