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The Opening Jammed Safes Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Poor lighting
- Unsafe power source
- 2. Safety Gear Check
- Faulty safety gear
- Incorrect usage of safety gear
- 3. Tool Checking
- Improper tools
- Damaged tools
- 4. Safe Inspection
- Sharp edges
- Heavy weight
- 5. Identify Jam Cause
- Incorrect handling
- Lack of expertise
- 6. Planning Unjam Method
- Unsuitable methods
- Inadequate training
- 7. Implement Unjam Method
- Physical strain
- Unexpected movement
- 8. Adjusting Tools Settings
- Improper adjustment
- Complex interfaces
- 9. Testing the Unjam procedure
- Incomplete process
- Faulty components
- 10. Final unjamming process
- Physical strain
- Machine failure
- 11. Inspection after unjamming
- Missed hazard spots
- Improper inspection
- 12. Refitting safe components
- Heavy lifting
- Improper fitting
- 13. Functional Testing
- Faulty mechanisms
- Incorrect operation methods
- 14. Cleanup
- Trip hazards
- Material disposal
- 15. Final report
- Inaccurate data reporting
- Miscommunication
- 16. Storage of Tools
- Unsafe storage
- Cluttering
- 17. Return safety gear
- Damaged gear return
- Neglect of check-in procedures
- 18. Client Communication
- Miscommunication
- Inadequate details provided
- 19. Documentation & Reporting
- Mismanagement of documents
- Missing information
- 20. De-briefing team
- Inadequate briefing
- Complacency