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The Repair Worn Out Components Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slip and trips
- Manual handling injuries
- Electrical hazards
- 2. Identifying Components
- High noise levels
- Contact with hot surfaces
- Electrical shock
- 3. Isolation of Equipment
- Fire and explosion risk
- Contact with chemicals
- 4. Component Removal
- Cuts and abrasions
- Exposure to dust and fumes
- 5. Component Inspection
- Eye strain
- Repetitive strain injury
- 6. Cleaning Components
- Chemical exposure
- Inadequate lighting
- 7. Repairing or Replacing
- Use of sharp tools
- Incorrect tool usage
- 8. Fitting Replacement Parts
- Physical exertion
- Surgical tools hazard
- 9. Machine Reassembly
- Finger pinch points
- Overexertion
- 10. Testing Operations
- Electrocution
- Extreme heat or cold exposure
- 11. Troubleshooting
- Risk of falling
- Contact with moving parts
- 12. Sign Off and Reporting
- Poor ergonomics
- Paper cut hazards
- 13. Clean Up and Waste Disposal
- Biological contamination
- Chemical burns
- 14. Decommission if Unfixable
- Heavy lifting
- Entanglement in machinery
- 15. Maintenance Documentation
- Visual impairment
- Paperwork errors
- 16. Safety Assessment Review
- Incorrect risk identification
- overlooking minor issues
- 17. Supervisor Inspection
- Failure to notice damage
- Incorrect reporting
- 18. Material Handling and Storage
- Risks associated with forklift use
- Improper stacking/storage
- 19. Final Quality Check
- Misjudgement of repair quality
- Overlooking minor faults
- 20. Safety Equipment Recheck
- Incorrect safety gear usage
- Failing to replace worn out equipment