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The Repairing Antique Locks Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Improper handling of tools
- Slips
- trips and falls
- 2. Antique Lock Assessment
- Physical strain
- Cuts from sharp edges
- 3. Cleaning the Lock
- Chemical exposure
- Allergic reactions
- 4. Disassembling the Lock
- Pinch points
- Eye injuries from airborne particles
- 5. Examining Internal Components
- Ergonomic hazards
- Cuts from sharp edges
- 6. Replacing Damaged Parts
- Heavy lifting
- Hand injuries
- 7. Reassembling the Lock
- Pinch points
- Repetitive motion injuries
- 8. Lock Testing
- Electrical shock
- Fire hazard
- 9. Polishing and Finishing
- Fume inhalation
- Eye injuries from flying particles
- 10. Quality Inspection
- Eye strain
- Ergonomic hazards
- 11. Documentation and Reporting
- Musculoskeletal disorders from prolonged sitting
- Paper cuts
- 12. Cleanup and Waste Disposal
- Exposure to harmful substances
- Heavy lifting
- 13. Tool Maintenance and Storage
- Injury from improper handling of tools
- Trips due to cluttered workspace
- 14. Debriefing and Feedback
- Strain from prolonged standing
- Psychological stress
- 15. Emergency Preparedness Training
- Physical strain from training
- Psychological stress from emergency situations
- 16. Regular Health Check-ups
- Exposure to sick individuals
- Anxiety related health issues
- 17. Environmental and Sustainability Practice
- Exposure to environmental contaminants
- Repercussions for non-compliance with regulations