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The Disconnection And Removal Of Drive Shafts Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Slips and trips
- Falls from height
- 2. Lock out machinery
- Electrical shock
- Unexpected start of machinery
- 3. Identify drive shaft
- Incorrect identification
- Missed defects
- 4. Secure drive shaft
- Falling objects
- Crushing injury
- 5. Disconnecting drive shaft
- Hand injuries
- Pinch points
- 6. Remove drive shaft
- Muscle strain
- Back injury
- 7. Inspect drive shaft
- Eye injury
- Missed defects
- 8. Mark for replacement or repair
- Human error
- Missed damage
- 9. Transport drive shaft
- Dropping heavy object
- Tripping over object
- 10. Store drive shaft
- Incorrect storage
- Access issues
- 11. Clean up work area
- Slips and trips
- Hazardous waste
- 12. Dispose of waste properly
- Exposure to hazardous materials
- Incorrect disposal
- 13. Check tools and equipment
- Losing tools
- Breakdown of equipment
- 14. Report and sign off
- Failure to report
- Lost paperwork
- 15. Maintain records
- Loss of data
- Privacy breach