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Key Features:
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The Office Furniture Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Trip hazards
- Electrical hazards
- 2. Inspection
- Poor lighting
- Inadequate workstation ergonomics
- 3. Selecting furniture
- Manual handling
- Workstation incompatibility
- 4. Transportation
- Movable obstacles
- Vehicle collisions
- 5. Assembly
- Incorrect use of tools
- Falling objects
- 6. Positioning
- Environmental hazards
- Obstructed pathways
- 7. Adjustments to height
- Finger-pinch points
- Overextension injuries
- 8. Ergonomic modification
- Improper body posture
- Strain injuries
- 9. Cable management
- Trip hazards
- Electrical issues
- 10. Testing furniture stability
- Risk of toppling over
- Protruding objects
- 11. Workspace customisation
- Clutter-related hazards
- Sharp edges
- 12. Maintenance
- Poor quality materials
- Wear and tear over time