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The Changing Tyres Roadside Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips
- Trips
- and Falls
- Injury from manual handling
- 2. Safety Assess Area
- Traffic
- Uneven or unstable ground
- 3. Position Vehicle
- Collision with other vehicles or objects
- Injury due to wrong positioning
- 4. Access Spare Tyre
- Strains and sprains
- Crushing injuries
- 5. Loosen Nuts
- Hand injuries
- Foot injuries
- 6. Jack Up Vehicle
- Crush injuries if vehicle falls
- 7. Remove Flat Tyre
- Muscle strains
- Back injury from lifting
- 8. Fit Spare Tyre
- Pinch points during fitting
- Overexertion
- 9. Lower Vehicle
- Potential for vehicle fall
- Crushing
- 10. Tighten nuts
- Hand injuries
- Repetitive strain injury
- 11. Stow Flat Tyre
- Muscle strains
- Injury from manual handling
- 12. Clean up Work Area
- Slips
- Trips
- and Falls
- 13. Update Records/Logs
- Ergonomic hazards with paperwork
- Poor recording leading to future risks
- 14. Proper Dispose Damaged Tyre
- Environmental hazard
- Personal injury if incorrectly disposed
- 15. Check Vehicle Before Use
- Missed damage leading to breakdowns or crashes
- Improper checks resulting in recurring faults