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The Apply Powder Coating Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Exposure to harmful dust
- risk of injury from improper handling of tools
- 2. Pre-treatment
- Chemical hazards
- heat burns from the oven
- 3. Powder application
- Inhalation or ingestion of powder particles
- electric shock from electrostatic spray gun
- 4. Oven curing
- Heat burns from oven
- fire hazard
- 5. Part cooling
- Burns from handling hot parts
- 6. Product unloading
- Manual handling injuries
- pinch points
- 7. Inspection
- Eye strain
- repetitive motion injuries
- 8. Clean-up and waste disposal
- Exposure to harmful residue
- cuts from sharp objects
- 9. Maintenance Tasks
- Exposure to harmful residues
- injury from unintentional machinery start-up
- 10. Emergency Procedures
- Panic-causing situations can lead to injury
- inability to exit quickly in an emergency
- 11. Storage and Handling
- Injury from dropped or mishandled items
- unnecessary exposure to materials
- 12. Quality Control
- Potential eyestrain from inspection tasks
- risk of repetitive stress Injuries
- 13. Shutdown procedures
- Risk of electric shock
- injury from rushed procedures
- 14. Training
- Improper use of tools may cause injury
- misunderstanding of procedures could lead to mistakes
- 15. Documentation processing
- Potential eyestrain from computer work
- risk of repetitive stress injuries