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The Rebuilding Car Ignitions Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Poor ergonomics
- Uncontrolled electrical supply
- 2. Inspecting the Ignition
- Exposure to harmful substances
- Electrical hazards
- 3. Removing Damaged Parts
- Sharp objects
- Falling objects
- 4. Cleaning Area
- Chemical exposure
- Slips and trips
- 5. Assembling New Parts
- Cutting or pinching fingers
- Inappropriate handling of tools
- 6. Installing Ignition Switch
- Electrical shock
- Incorrect manual handling
- 7. Testing Ignition
- Noise
- Vibration
- 8. Fault Finding
- Eye injury
- Electrical shock
- 9. Adjustments as Required
- Inhalation of dust
- Falling at same level
- 10. Final Inspection
- Repetitive movements
- Strain due to poor posture
- 11. Clean Up
- Slippery surfaces
- Chemical exposure
- 12. Disposal of Waste
- Handling heavy items
- Exposure to dangerous chemicals
- 13. Restoration
- Lacerations & Abrasions
- Inhalation of dust
- 14. Report Any Issues
- Stress from unresolved issues
- Strain from computer use
- 15. Maintain Records
- Strain from computer use
- Stress from deadlines
- 16. Regular Maintenance
- Risk of fire
- Exposure to asbestos
- 17. Training Staff
- Lack of competence
- Miscommunication
- 18. Emergency Procedures
- Inability to evacuate
- Improper execution of emergency action
- 19. Reviewing & Updating Process
- Stress from workload increase
- Performing unfamiliar tasks
- 20. Feedback & Improvement Plan
- Resistance to change
- Lack of communication