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The Servicing Coolant Systems Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Chemical exposure (from coolant fluid)
- Electrical shock (from equipment)
- 2. System Isolation
- Electrical shock
- Faulty Equipment
- 3. Drain Coolant
- Skin contact with coolant
- spillage of coolant leading to slipping
- 4. Flush System
- Eye/skin exposure to flushing agent
- accidental inhalation
- 5. Refill with new Coolant
- Skin contact with coolant
- incorrect mixing of coolant
- 6. Sealing the system
- Direct contact with hot surfaces,over tightening of seals
- 7. Start-up and Inspection
- Machinery movement
- hot substances
- 8. Disposal of old Coolant
- Environmental harm
- chemical exposure
- 9. Housekeeping and clean-up
- Slips
- trips and falls,cuts from tools/equipment
- 10. Regular Maintenance
- Faulty equipment,burns from hot parts
- 11. Emergency shutdown procedures
- Equipment failure
- uncontrolled release of chemicals
- 12. Report and Documentation
- Ergonomic issues,lack of communication
- 13. Long-term system monitoring
- Chemical exposure,physical stress due to repetitive motion
- 14. Training for new hires
- Inadequate knowledge leading to mishandling
- Chemical exposure
- 15. Yearly Review
- Overlooking of potential hazards due to complacency,new risks not being accounted for