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The Pulley Systems Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Incorrect use of equipment
- Lack of proper training
- 2. Inspection
- Rust or wear and tear on the pulley
- Missing safety devices
- 3. Setting Up
- Incorrect assembly
- Faulty components
- 4. Operation
- Entanglement
- High noise levels
- 5. Maintenance
- Electric shock
- Exposure to hazardous substances
- 6. Hold-up
- Manual handling injuries
- Slips
- trips and falls
- 7. Dismantling
- Machinery parts left in operating condition
- Tools left in work area
- 8. Post-operation
- Inadequate cleaning procedures
- Disposal of hazardous waste
- 9. Incident response
- Lack of first aid facilities or personnel
- Inadequate emergency procedures
- 10. Review of safety practices
- Inadequate safety training
- Non-compliance with safety regulations
- 11. Emergency closure
- Failure to follow shutdown procedures
- Equipment failure
- 12. Unplanned repair
- Injury from falling objects
- Exposure to electrical hazards
- 13. Shift changeover
- Miscommunication about machine status
- Fatigue due to long hours
- 14. Worker substitution
- Unqualified substitutions
- Lack of safety knowledge by substitute worker
- 15. Restarting after maintenance
- Failure to check all parts versus steps provided
- Failing to conduct operational tests
- 16. Service outage
- Lack of backup plan
- Panic and disorder from crew members
- 17. Storage of equipment
- Improper labeling of parts
- Ignoring storage safety protocols
- 18. Waste disposal
- Non-segregation of waste
- Wrong disposal of hazardous material
- 19. Routine quality check
- Exposure to unsafe chemicals
- Use of broken or malfunctioning equipment
- 20. Shutdown procedures
- Failing to ensure the machine is completely off
- Bypassing shut down safety steps