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The Terminating Cables Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Electric shock
- trip hazards
- 2. Equipment Check
- Faulty equipment
- unforeseen operation issues
- 3. Isolating Power Source
- Electric shock
- fire hazard
- 4. Cable Identification
- Incorrect cable selection
- mixing up wires
- 5. Cutting Cable Ends
- Mishandling tools
- cuts and abrasions
- 6. Stripping Cables
- Eye Injury from loose particles
- cuts
- 7. Applying Terminal Ends
- Incorrect application
- electric shock
- 8. Connecting Cables
- Incorrect connection
- electric shock
- 9. Testing Connection
- Electric shock
- system failure
- 10. Safely Disposing of Waste
- Cuts from disposal
- environmental hazards
- 11. Re-Energising System
- Electric shock
- system failure
- 12. Post Operation Clean-Up
- Slip hazards
- inappropriate disposal of materials
- 13. Documenting Work
- Missed documentation
- incorrect reporting
- 14. Debriefing and Training Feedback
- Miscommunication
- missed training points
- 15. Equipment Maintenance Inefficiencies
- Accidental injury
- equipment malfunction