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The Adjusting The Spring Tension Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips
- trips
- and falls
- Incorrect handling of equipment
- 2. Setting up workspace
- Inadequate lighting
- Unsafe work environment
- 3. Checking Equipment
- Equipment malfunction
- Electric shock
- 4. Adjusting Spring Tension
- Uncontrolled release of tension
- Hand injuries
- 5. Testing Adjustment
- Unexpected movement
- Improper test methods
- 6. Corrective Actions if Required
- Improper adjustment
- Additional exposure to hazards
- 7. Cleaning Up
- Exposure to cleaning chemicals
- Slips and falls due to wet surfaces
- 8. Documenting the Adjustment Process
- Incorrect documentation
- Loss of crucial information
- 9. Reporting Any Issues
- Failure to report
- Inaccurate reporting
- 10. Safe Storage of Tools and Equipment
- Improper storage
- Accidental fall of equipment
- 11. Training and Induction
- Insufficient training
- Misunderstanding of procedures
- 12. Inspecting the Work Area Post-task
- Neglecting inspection
- Overlooking potential hazards
- 13. Review and Updates of Control Measures
- Ineffective measures
- Non-compliance.
- 14. Arranging for Maintenance/Repair Process
- Delay in repair
- Improper methods used for maintenance
- 15. Final Check of Equipment
- Missed damages or defects
- Ignorance of safety protocols
- 16. Review of SWMS
- Incomplete review
- Misinterpretation of procedures
- 17. Approval and Documentation
- Incorrect approval
- Loss of records
- 18. Follow-up on Reported Issues
- Negligence
- Lack of action on reported issues
- 19. Revising Safe Work Procedures
- Inability to adapt new changes
- Ineffective improvements
- 20. Closing All Processes
- Rushing through the process
- Overlooking important steps