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The Applying Sealants After Finishing The Concrete Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Exposure to dangerous substances
- manual handling injuries
- 2. Safety Gear Check
- Inadequate safety gear
- equipment malfunction
- 3. Work Area Setup
- Slips
- trips and falls
- falling objects
- 4. Initial Cleaning
- Dust inhalation
- eye damage from debris
- 5. Application of Primer
- Chemical exposure
- skin irritation
- 6. Preparation for Sealant Application
- Manual handling injuries
- tool accidents
- 7. Applying the Sealant
- Skin contact with sealant
- inadequate ventilation
- 8. Curing Process
- Exposure to heat
- potential fires
- 9. Inspection of Sealant Coverage
- Falls from height during inspection
- eye strain
- 10. Finishing touches
- Cutting hazards
- ergonomic injuries
- 11. Cleaning up
- Falling debris during disassembly
- trip hazards
- 12. Waste Management
- Exposure to hazardous waste
- improper disposal
- 13. Disposal of Unused Sealants
- Chemical spills
- inappropriate disposal leading to environmental impact
- 14. Removal of Safety Barriers
- Accidental injury
- falling objects
- 15. Post-Operation Review
- Risk of overlooking future hazards if not conducted properly
- ineffective communication