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The Performing Specific Cuts Of Meat Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Sharp tools
- tripping over equipment
- poor lighting
- 2. Knife Selection
- Incorrect tool selection
- damaged tools
- 3. Shapecutting
- Incorrect cut technique
- repetitive strain injury
- 4. Deboning
- Cuts or puncture wounds
- repetitive strain injury
- 5. Trimming
- Misuse of sharp tools
- repetitive motion injuries
- 6. Packing
- Heavy lifting
- erroneous labelling
- 7. Cooling
- Burns from cold storage
- mishandling of foodstuffs
- 8. Shipping
- Heavy lifting
- transportation issues
- 9. Cleanup
- Slips on wet surfaces
- misuse of cleaning chemicals
- 10. Waste Disposal
- Mishandled waste
- improper sanitary conditions
- 11. Maintenance
- Improper tool care
- lack of adequate maintenance procedures
- 12. Inspection
- Overlooking damaged equipment
- dismissive attitudes towards minor damages
- 13. Material Handling
- Inadequate manual handling techniques
- improper use of mechanical aids
- 14. Onboarding & Training
- Miscommunication
- inadequate training
- 15. Quality Control
- Poor personal hygiene
- cross-contamination
- 16. Emergency Response
- Panicking during emergency
- no clear evacuation routes
- 17. Restocking Supplies
- Manual handling injuries
- storage racks collapsing
- 18. Refilling Equipment
- Equipment malfunction
- chemical hazards
- 19. Disposing of Used Blades
- Sharp injuries
- improper disposal mechanisms
- 20. Scheduling and Supervising
- High work pressure
- fatigue