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The Changing Truck Tyres Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Incorrect equipment
- Lack of training
- 2. Positioning the truck
- Vehicle movement
- Uneven ground
- 3. Setting up workspace
- Inadequate space
- Struck by other vehicles
- 4. Loosening tyre nuts
- Manual handling injuries
- Flying particles
- 5. Jacking up the truck
- Fall from height
- Equipment failure
- 6.Remooving the tyre
- Manual handling injuries
- Tripping over tools/equipment
- 7. Inspecting old tyre
- Cuts and Abrasions
- Exposure to asbestos
- 8. Positioning new tyre
- Manual handling injuries
- Incorrect fitting
- 9. Mounting new tyre
- Faulty equipment
- Tyre explosion
- 10. Lowering the truck
- Crushing injury
- Equipment failure
- 11. Tightening tyre nuts
- Repetitive strain injuries
- Hand injuries
- 12. Checking tyre pressure
- Tyre explosion
- Faulty gauge reading
- 13. Test drive
- Uncontrolled vehicle movement
- Brake failure
- 14. Cleaning up workplace
- Tripping over tools/equipment
- Chemical spillage
- 15. Reporting any issues
- Incomplete reporting
- Miscommunication
- 16. Safe disposal of old tyre
- Environmental hazards
- Incorrect disposal method
- 17. Documentation
- Lost documents
- Data errors
- 18. Equipment maintenance
- Faulty equipment
- Inadequate maintenance
- 19. Staff training
- Inadequate skills
- Lack of compliance with procedures
- 20. Regular assessments
- Unidentified risks
- Complacency