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The Replace Broken Window Panes Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Sharp objects
- Tripping over tools or equipment
- 2. Gathering Equipment
- Manual handling
- Cuts from glass shards
- 3. Inspecting the Job Site
- Tripping
- Falling objets
- 4. Removing Broken Glass
- Cuts
- Injury from broken glass
- 5. Cleaning Window Frame
- Falling from height
- Exposure to hazardous substances
- 6. Measurement Taking
- Incorrect measurements leading to injury
- Cuts from sharp tools
- 7. Cutting Replacement Glass
- Cutting injuries
- Eye injuries from glass dust
- 8. Assembling New Window Pane
- Falls from height
- Hand injuries with handheld tools
- 9. Fitting New Glass into Frame
- Glass breaking
- Cuts from sharp edges
- 10. Sealing the Window
- Exposure to harmful fumes
- Skin irritation
- 11. Cleaning up work area
- Slipping
- Tripping over leftover materials
- 12. Final inspection
- Falling from height while checking window
- Glass breaking