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The Power Tools – Cordless Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Improper handling
- Damaged equipment
- 2. Equipment inspection
- Electrical hazards
- Defective tools
- 3. Charging batteries
- Overcharging
- Battery leakage
- 4. Setup workspace
- Trip hazards
- Insufficient lighting
- 5. Select appropriate tool
- Incorrect tool usage
- Tool malfunction
- 6. Adjust tool settings
- Accidental activation
- Tool damage
- 7. Secure workpiece
- Poor clamping
- Workpiece movement
- 8. Perform pre-operational checks
- Loose attachments
- Malfunctioning safety features
- 9. Use power tools
- Noise exposure
- Flying debris
- 10. Regularly maintain tools
- Inadequate maintenance
- Worn components
- 11. Store tools properly
- Disorganized storage
- Damage during transport
- 12. Clean up workspace
- Slip hazards
- Obstructed walkways