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The Air Press Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Trip hazards
- manual handling injuries
- 2. Inspect equipment
- Electrical shock
- damaged equipment
- 3. Set up work area
- Falling objects
- noise hazards
- 4. Ensure ventilation
- Airborne contaminants
- inadequate oxygen levels
- 5. Donning PPE
- Inadequate protection
- incorrect size
- 6. Prepare compressor
- Equipment malfunction
- gas leaks
- 7. Check hoses and fittings
- Loose connections
- punctured hoses
- 8. Attach tools
- Projectile hazards
- improper tool attachment
- 9. Adjust pressure settings
- Over-pressurization
- faulty gauges
- 10. Test operation
- Unintended activation
- vibration hazards
- 11. Perform work
- Unstable work surface
- flying debris
- 12. Monitor work environment
- Excessive heat
- inadequate lighting
- 13. Breakdown work area
- Slips
- trips and falls
- pinch points
- 14. Clean up and disposal
- Waste hazards
- chemical exposure
- 15. Review and inspection
- Ongoing hazards
- missed control measures