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The Air Conditioner Decommissioning Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Electric shock
- Tripping on tools
- Inadequate lighting
- Contact with refrigerants
- 2. Isolation of unit
- Chemical exposure
- Electric shock
- 3. Dismantling external components
- Falling objects
- Lacerations
- 4. Dismantling internal parts
- Exposure to harmful dusts or fumes
- Sharp edges causing cuts
- 5. Removal of refrigerants
- Release of refrigerants
- skin and eye contact
- 6. Disconnecting electrical supply
- Electric shock
- Burns from hot surfaces
- 7. Physical removal of unit
- Manual handling injuries
- Falling from height
- 8. Transporting unit to disposal site
- Trip and fall
- Traffic accident
- 9. Disposal of unit
- Unauthorised access to hazardous waste
- Injury from moving parts of machinery
- 10. Cleaning work area
- Slip and fall
- Exposure to hazardous cleaning substances
- 11. Documentation
- Incorrect data recording
- Lost documentation
- 12. De-briefing team
- Failure in communication
- Misunderstanding instructions
- 13. Maintenance of tools and equipment
- Electrical safety
- Poor manual handling
- 14. Disposal of hazardous materials from unit
- Inappropriate disposal methods
- Leaks and spills during transport
- 15. Review and update of SWMS
- Outdated information
- Missing relevant procedures
- 16. Continuous monitoring and improvement
- Inadequate resources
- Lack of training
- 17. Training for future decommissioning
- Insufficient knowledge
- Incorrect use of equipment
- 18. Evaluation of decommissioning
- Unclear expectations
- Inconsistent reviews
- 19. Post-decommissioning checks
- Overlooking faults
- Lax safety measures
- 20. Final review and sign off
- Non-compliance to regulations
- Incomplete documentation