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The Assemble Drive Unit Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Poorly structured workspace
- Ill-maintained tools
- 2. Gathering Materials
- Manual handling injuries
- Exposure to hazardous substances
- 3. Assembling Drive Shaft
- Mechanical hazards
- Noise pollution
- 4. Handling Bolts
- Struck by objects
- Manual handling Injuries
- 5. Tightening Procedures
- Equipments failure
- Hand-arm Vibration Syndrome
- 6. Lubrication Process
- Chemical hazards
- Slips and tripping
- 7. Assembly Inspection
- Faulty equipment
- Mechanical hazards
- 8. Installation of Drive Unit
- Electrical shock
- Falls from height
- 9. Testing the Drive Unit
- Electrical shock
- Equipment malfunction
- 10. Quality Check
- Inadequate training
- Equipment malfunction
- 11. Packaging
- Sharp packaging materials
- Manual handling injuries
- 12. Documenting & Reporting
- Stress
- Ergonomic related injuries
- 13. Cleaning the Workspace
- Slips
- trips and falls
- Chemical exposures
- 14. Waste Disposal
- Exposure to harmful substance
- Cut injury
- 15. Training of Staff
- Inadequate supervision
- Poor understanding
- 16. Maintenance of Tools
- Poor tool management
- Injury due to incompetent use
- 17. Risk Assessment
- Inadequate control measures
- Lack of knowledge
- 18. Emergency Response Planning
- Inefficient planning
- Lack of training
- 19. Regular Tool Checkups
- Tool wear out
- Electric shock
- 20. Concluding the Process
- Lack of communication
- Improper shutdown procedure