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The Replacing Cabin Filters Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Exposure to harmful substances
- Tripping or falling
- 2. Select correct filters
- Incorrect filters causing inefficiency
- Wrong filter causing machine damage
- 3. Tools check
- Hand injury
- Misuse of tools leading to accident
- 4. Power off the system
- Electric Shock
- Permanent Damage
- 5. Remove old filters
- Inhalation of dust and contaminants
- Cuts from sharp edges
- 6. Inspect cabin air intake
- Falling objects
- Inhalation of harmful substances
- 7. Clean intake grills
- Cuts
- Eye injuries due to debris
- 8. Position new filter
- Muscle strain
- Cuts from sharp edges
- 9. Fasten/secure new filter
- Incorrect fastening causing inefficient performance
- Muscular strain
- 10. Power on the system
- Electric shock
- Equipment malfunction
- 11. Test the system
- Inadequate testing leading to malfunction
- Electric shock
- 12. Disposing of old filters
- Inhalation of harmful particles
- Environment contamination
- 13. Decontamination
- Skin irritation
- Allergic reaction
- 14. Document the process
- Miscommunication
- Lost information
- 15. Packaging of filters
- Manual handling injury
- Dropping heavy box
- 16. Filing reports
- Errors in data
- Miscommunication
- 17. Post-operation review
- Feedback not utilized
- Continuous repetition of mistakes