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The Replace Gear Oil & Lubrication Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Chemical exposure
- Slips
- trips and falls
- 2. Gather Tools & Equipment
- Incorrect tool usage
- Lifting heavy items
- 3. Positioning machinery/Vehicle
- Collision
- Falls from height
- 4. Drain existing gear oil
- Contact with hot surfaces
- Chemical exposure
- 5. Remove old lubrication oils
- Chemical exposure
- Sharp objects injuries
- 6. Clean gears and components
- Chemical exposure
- Sharp objects injuries
- 7. Apply new lubrication oils
- Chemical exposure
- Eye injuries
- 8. Refill gear oil
- Chemical exposure
- Spills leading to slips
- 9. Secure machinery/Vehicle parts
- Sharp objects injuries
- Incorrect tool usage
- 10. Check machine/ Vehicle operation
- Operational failure
- Noise damage
- 11. Dispose of old gear oil and wastes
- Environmental hazard
- Chemical exposure
- 12. Clean-up site
- Trips over tools/equipment
- Sharps disposal
- 13. Document and report procedure
- Miscommunication
- Paper cuts
- 14. Conduct follow-up checks
- Machinery failure
- Negligence
- 15. Review and improve SWMS
- Miscommunication
- Overexertion