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The Upgrading To Digital Locks Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Electrical hazards
- Slips and trips
- 2. Site Inspection
- Uneven surfaces
- Falling objects
- 3. Removal of Old Locks
- Mishandling tools
- Sharp edges
- 4. Drilling Holes for New Locks
- Dust particles
- Noise pollution
- Vibration
- 5. Installation of New Digital Locks
- Electrical shock
- Injury from improper handling of locks
- 6. Wiring Configurations
- Electrical hazards
- Wire breakage risks
- 7. Programming the Locks
- Electrostatic discharge
- Improper programming
- 8. Testing
- Electronic faults
- Unexpected locking
- 9. Clean Up
- Risk of slips if floor is left wet
- Hazardous waste disposal
- 10. Client Handover & Training
- Miscommunication hazards
- Client may not understand instructions
- 11. Follow-Up Visits
- Unforeseen technical issues
- Difficulty in reprogramming
- 12. Servicing and Maintenance
- Faulty parts
- Electrical hazards during the servicing process
- 13. Battery Replacement
- Incorrect insertion of the battery
- Battery leaks
- 14. System Updates
- Outdated system emergencies
- Unexpected lock behaviour
- 15. Duties Involving Heights
- Fall from heights
- Dropped tools can injure people below
- 16. Equipment Transport
- Vehicle movement
- strain injuries from lifting heavy equipment
- 17. First Aid Access
- Potential delay in medical aid
- inadequacy of first aid facilities
- 18. Emergency Procedures Not Known
- Hazard due to lack of awareness
- Inefficient evacuation during emergency
- 19.Hazardous Manual Handling
- Back injury
- muscular or other soft tissue discomfort or injury
- 20.Working Alone
- Risk of robbery
- Risk of accident without immediate assistance