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The Air Powered Riveter Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Incorrect equipment
- Slip or trip hazards
- 2. Setup Area
- Poor workspace layout
- Unsecured tools
- 3. Inspect Tools
- Electric shock
- Inadequate safety gear
- 4. Connect Air Supply
- Hose becoming loose
- Air pressure incidents
- 5. Test Riveter
- Rivets flying
- Noise exposure
- 6. Align Materials
- Pinching fingers
- Incorrect Rivet positioning
- 7. Begin Riveting
- Vibration injuries
- Missed rivet placement
- 8. Check Alignment
- Misaligned materials
- Damaged equipment
- 9. Adjust if Necessary
- Repetitive strain injury
- Moving parts exposure
- 10. Continue Riveting
- Prolonged noise exposure
- Equipment failure
- 11. Inspection
- Cuts from sharp edges
- Incorrectly placed rivets
- 12. Clean Up
- Slip or trip hazards
- Chemical exposure