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The Adjustment Of Gas Burner Flames Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Tripping
- Falling 2M
- Fire from gas leaks 3H
- 2. Inspection of Gas Burner
- Explosion due to leaking gas 4A
- Burns from malfunctioning equipment 3H
- 3. Adjustment Tools Collection
- Injury from improper tool use 2M
- Slips
- trips or falls while gathering tools 2M
- 4. Cease Gas Supply
- Gas leakage causing explosion 4A
- Inadequate ventilation 2M
- 5. Begin Adjustment of Flames
- Fire due to sudden gas outburst 3H
- Burns from flame heat 3H
- 6. Monitor Flame Adjustment
- Eye injuries from intense flame light 2M
- Inhalation of toxic fumes 3H
- 7. Fine Tuning and Testing
- Inadequate flame adjustment leading to a fire 3H
- Getting burned during testing 3H
- 8. Clean Up Operation
- Slips
- trips or falls from scattered tools/materials 2M
- Cuts or scrapes from sharp tools 2M
- 9. Recordkeeping
- Paper cuts
- Digital eye strain due to computer work 2M
- 10. Maintenance Work
- Electric shock from faulty wires/equipments 2M
- Musculoskeletal strain from repetitive actions 2M
- 11. Wear Safety Equipment
- Ill-fitting PPE leading to discomfort/injuries 2M
- Heat exhaustion from wearing heavy PPE 2M
- 12. Ventilation Check
- Suffocation due to inadequate ventilation 3H
- Exposure to toxic fumes 3H
- 13. Leak Test
- Gas inhalation
- Explosions from gas leaks 4A
- 14. Flame Re-ignition
- Burns from sudden flame eruption 3H
- Fire mishap due to faulty equipment 3H
- 15. Post-work Briefing
- Fatigue
- Distraction leading to misunderstanding of information 2M
- 16. Implement Corrective Actions if Required
- Injury from incorrect implementation of corrective actions 2M
- Accidents due to poor communication 3H
- 17. Regular Review and Update Safety Protocols
- Improper practices leading to accidents 2M
- Non-compliance with safety regulations 3H
- 18. Final Inspection
- Overlooking potential hazards 2M
- Injury due to neglect 2M
- 19. End Operation
- Weariness leading to carelessness
- injury 2M
- Burns from residual heat or gas leaks 2M
- 20. Emergency Procedure Awareness
- Poor response during emergencies 3H
- Panic leading to further hazards 3H