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The Tyre Changing- Truck and Bus Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Incorrect equipment
- untrained personnel
- 2. Vehicle Positioning
- Poor ground conditions
- not on a level surface
- 3. Wheel Chock Placement
- Rollaway vehicle
- inadequate chocks
- 4. Jack Engagement
- Jack slippage
- raising vehicle too high
- 5. Remove Hubcap and Wheel Nuts
- Flying debris
- dropped hubcap/nuts
- 6. Remove Tyre from Axle
- Falling wheel
- pinch injuries
- 7. Deflate Tyre
- Over-pressurization
- rapid air release
- 8. Break Bead Seal
- Bead damage
- uncontrolled bead breaker
- 9. Demount Tyre
- Rim damage
- hand/arm injuries
- 10. Inspect/Prepare Replacement Tyre and Wheel
- Incorrect tyre size
- missing/damaged parts
- 11. Mount Replacement Tyre
- Pinch injuries
- incorrect positioning
- 12. Inflate Tyre and Attach Valve Stem
- Over-inflation
- loss of air seal
- 13. Secure Wheel onto Axle
- Cross-threaded nuts
- overtightening
- 14. Lower Vehicle to Ground
- Jack failure
- abrupt lowering
- 15. Final Torque Check
- Inaccurate torque wrench
- skipped check
- 16. Replace Hubcap (If Needed)
- Pinch injuries
- flying debris
- 17. Remove Wheel Chocks and Cone Placement
- Vehicle rollaway
- misplaced chocks/cones
- 18. Clean Up Work Area
- Tripping hazards
- tools left behind