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The Compressor Replacement Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips
- Trips and Falls
- Electrical Shock
- 2. Isolating Equipment
- Unexpected Start-Up
- Physical strain (heavy lifting)
- 3. Tagging Out System
- Improper communication
- Flickering lights
- 4. Draining Compressor
- Release of pressured gas
- Absence of preventative equipment
- 5. Disconnecting Pipe Work
- Falling tools or debris
- Hot surfaces
- 6. Removing Old Compressor
- Incorrect handling techniques
- Inadequate Clean-up
- 7. Positioning New Compressor
- Physical strain (heavy lifting)
- Slips
- trips and falls
- 8. Reconnecting Pipe Work
- Improper use of tools
- Incorrect installation of system
- 9. Testing System
- Oil leaks
- Release of pressurised gas
- 10. Cleaning Up Site
- Sharp objects
- Chemical exposure
- 11. Documenting Replacement
- Inadequate documentation
- Miscommunication
- 12. Handing Over to Client
- Misunderstandings
- Client’s dissatisfaction
- 13. Returning Used Tools
- Uncleaned tools
- Broken equipment not reported
- 14. Communicating with Team
- Poor handover
- Information misconstrued
- 15. Finishing Compressor Replacement Call-out
- Not following protocols
- Ignoring safety signs