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The Align A Vertical Lift Track Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Improper lifting techniques
- inadequate lighting
- 2. Setting up equipment
- Electrical risks
- trips and falls from cables
- 3. Align vertical lift track
- Pinching fingers
- falling objects
- 4. Testing operation
- Mechanical malfunctions
- unexpected start of machinery
- 5. Regular checks
- Failing to detect a fault
- wear and tear
- 6. Loading
- Overloading
- improper placement of load
- 7. Lifting
- Sudden drops
- mechanical failure
- 8. Height work
- Falling from heights
- dropping of tools or materials
- 9. Lowering
- Rapid descent
- incorrect handling
- 10. Unloading
- Improper unloading
- shift of load balance
- 11. Regular maintenance
- Inadequate knowledge
- neglect of safety procedures
- 12. Emergency stop
- Panic situations
- abrupt halt
- 13. Shut down
- Unexpected release of stored energy
- 14. Clearing area
- Trips over stray objects
- failing to remove a hazard
- 15. Report and review
- Inadequate information
- overlooking details