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The Programming Of Plc Controlled Machinery Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Incorrect machine setup
- Tripping hazards
- 2. Specification Analysis
- Poor understanding of specifications
- Miscommunication
- 3. Coding and Testing
- Eye strain from screens
- Repetitive strain injuries
- 4. Implementation into PLC
- Electric shock
- Incorrect coding causing machinery issues
- 5. Safety Checks
- Ignoring safety steps
- Rushing the process
- 6. Machinery Activation
- Unexpected machine movement
- Faulty equipment
- 7. Operation Supervision
- Machinery failure
- Operator errors
- 8. Program Adjustments
- Electric shock
- Incorrect adjustments causing issues
- 9. Issue Troubleshoot
- Operating under pressure
- Misdiagnosis of problems
- 10. System Backup
- Data loss due to failures
- Cyber threats
- 11. Regular Maintenance
- Failure to follow maintenance guidelines
- Improper use of tools
- 12. Fault Detection
- Ignoring minor faults leading to major issues
- Incorrect fault identification
- 13. Repair and Servicing
- Inadequate training in repair/service
- Lack of appropriate safety equipment
- 14. Test Runs and Validation
- Faulty test runs
- Ignoring validations results
- 15. Shutdown and Cleanup
- Ignoring switch-off protocols
- Clean-up hazards
- 16. Documentation and Review
- Lost/Missing important documents
- Incomplete reviews
- 17. Training staff
- Lack of trained staff
- Accidents due to improper training
- 18. Emergency Procedures and Evacuations
- Inadequate procedures
- Confusion in emergency situations
- 19. Machinery Modernisation
- Improper upgrades
- Useless machinery after upgrade
- 20. Retrospective Analysis
- Ignoring retrospective analysis results
- Lack of continuous improvement