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The Threaded Fasteners Installation Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Unsecured workstation
- Improper use of hand tools
- 2. Gathering Materials
- Manual handling injuries
- Slips
- trips and falls
- 3. Checking Equipment
- Equipment failure
- Electrical shock
- 4. Cleaning Worksite
- Exposure to harmful chemicals or dusts
- Cuts from sharp objects
- 5. Installing Fasteners Pt. 1
- Hand injuries
- Eye injuries from flying debris
- 6. Installing Fasteners Pt. 2
- Machinery malfunction
- Accidents due to miscommunication
- 7. Quality Inspection
- Ergonomic risks from repetitive motion
- Eye strain
- 8. Pack-up and Cleaning
- Slips
- trips and falls
- Misplacement of equipment
- 9. Equipment Maintenance
- Electrical shocks
- Equipment failure
- 10. Waste Disposal
- Chemical exposure
- Cuts from sharp objects
- 11. Finalising Installation
- Installment failure leading to falling objects
- Incorrect installment causing later accidents
- 12. Documentation
- Errors in reporting
- Lost documents
- Paper cuts
- 13. Performance Review
- Incorrect evaluation causing future hazards
- Missed hazard identification
- 14. Storage of Tools
- Unorganised storage causing accidents
- loss or damage of tools
- 15. Review and Feedback
- Miscommunication leading to repeating mistakes
- Neglecting feedback endangering improvement
- 16. Training and Skill Updation
- Inadequate training leading to incompetence
- Overstressed/sleep-deprived trainees
- 17. System Auditing
- Incomplete audit leading to hazard negligence
- False reporting leading to lack of improvement
- 18. Emergency Drills
- Panic or confusion during real emergency from drill neglect
- Overconfidence undermining actual risk
- 19. Policy Enforcement
- Resistance to policy changes causing disputes
- Non-compliance leading to hazards
- 20. Performance Recognition
- Safety complacency due to over-recognition
- Jealousy-based conflict leading to unsafe environment