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The Tyre Changing – Light Truck and 4WD Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Vehicle instability
- Inadequate lighting conditions
- 2. Wheel Inspection
- Cracked or damaged wheel rims
- Sharp edges
- 3. Loosen Nuts
- Injury from wrench slippage
- Strain from excessive force
- 4. Vehicle Lifting
- Vehicle falling
- Incorrect jacking point
- 5. Wheel Removal
- Sprains and strains
- Falling heavy object (wheel)
- 6. Deflating Tyre
- Blowout hazard
- Rapid deflation injuries
- 7. Bead Breaking
- Injuries from bead breaking tools
- Flying debris
- 8. Tyre Removal
- Manual handling injuries
- Unexpected vehicle movement
- 9. New Tyre Mounting
- Incorrect tyre placement
- Trapped fingers
- 10. Inflating Tyre
- Tyre explosion
- Over-inflation injuries
- 11. Wheel Installation
- Cross-threaded studs
- Uneven tightening
- 12. Vehicle Lowering & Final Check
- Incorrect lowering technique
- Wrong torque setting