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The Cleaning Of Large Cooking Utensils Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1.Preparation
- Sharp utensils
- Chemical hazards from cleaning products
- Manual handling
- 2.Scrubbing and Washing
- Splashing water
- Hot water burns
- Slipping on wet floors
- 3.Rinsing
- Hot water burns
- Water splashes
- Eyes contact with chemicals
- 4.Drying
- Manual handling
- Slipping on wet floors
- Electrical hazards
- 5.Surface Cleaning
- Chemical exposure
- Injury from sharp objects
- 6.Hand Tools Usage
- Improper tool usage
- Ergonomic Issues
- 7.Disposal of waste
- Chemical exposure
- Sharp objects injuries
- Lifting heavy waste bins
- 8.Storing Cleaning Products
- Chemical hazards from cleaning products
- Incorrect storage of products
- 9.Maintenance of Equipment
- Electric shock
- Moving machinery parts
- 10.Recording and Reporting
- Incorrect data recording
- Negligence in reporting
- 11.Final Inspection
- Missed cleaning spots
- Incorrect utensil arrangement
- 12.Cleaning Work Area
- Slips
- trips and falls
- Improper disposal of waste
- 13.Storage Area Organisation
- Manual handling
- Falling objects
- Trips and slips
- 14.Equipment Shut Down
- Electrical hazards
- Trapped fingers/hands
- 15.Reporting and Documentation
- Incomplete record keeping
- Late reporting
- 16.End of Shift Procedures
- Overwork
- Failure to turn off equipment properly
- 17.Emergency Response Procedures
- Inefficient response
- lack of first aid knowledge
- 18.Training and Development
- Untrained staff
- Insufficient development programmes
- 19.Management Supervision
- Improper management
- Inadequate supervision
- 20.Health and Safety Reviews
- Non-compliance to health and safety regulations
- Incomplete reviews