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The Pressure Testing The Transmission Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Improper inspection of tools
- inadequate safety equipment
- 2. Equipment Installation
- Physical strain
- Electrical shock
- 3. Performing leak test
- Exposure to toxic substances
- equipment malfunction
- high pressure leaks
- 4. Testing pressure regulator
- Over-pressure damage
- uncontrolled release of pressure
- 5. Maintaining Safety Zone
- Tripping and falling hazards
- unaware of the danger area
- 6. Collection and analysis of data
- Proximity to high pressure system
- Misinterpretation of results
- 7. Re-pressurising the transmission
- Risk of explosion and injury from high pressure
- 8. Checking and maintenance
- Handling of high pressure components
- Faulty equipment
- 9. Decommissioning
- Releasing residual pressure improperly
- Hazardous waste disposal
- 10. Training workers
- Inadequate instructions leading to misuse
- Ignorance of safety protocols
- 11. Reviewing testing procedures
- Missing critical procedures
- Inadequate risk assessment before task
- 12. Emergency response planning
- Unprepared for emergencies
- Lack of safety training
- 13. Record keeping & Reporting
- Failure in keeping proper records
- Miscommunication
- 14. Equipment decontamination
- Exposure to hazardous materials during cleaning
- Poor handling practices
- 15. Work site clean up
- Slips
- trips and falls
- Improper disposal of hazardous waste
- 16. Routine follow-ups & inspections
- Negligence and laziness in carrying out routine checks
- Mismanagement of resources
- 17. Policy review
- Inefficient policies leading to unwanted hazards
- Ignorance of employee input
- 18. Health monitoring
- Overlooked health issues
- Inadequate health monitoring system
- 19. Post-testing evaluations
- Post job fatigue leading to accidents
- Missed post-evaluation processes
- 20. Final report preparation
- Incorrect data compilation leading to misinformation
- Stress from workload