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The Use Extension Leads Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Tripping over extension lead
- Electric shock
- 2. Lead Inspection
- Faulty equipment
- Exposed wires
- 3. Setting up Extension Leads
- Incorrect set-up
- Overloading power
- 4. Running Leads
- Cable damage
- Trip hazard
- 5. Connect Equipment
- Electric shock
- Fire from overheating leads
- 6. Using the Extension Lead
- Fire
- Electrocution
- 7. Monitoring Equipment Use
- Unsafe use of equipment
- electric faults
- 8. Disconnecting Equipment
- Electrical shock
- mishandling equipment
- 9. Storing Extension Leads
- Potential trip hazard
- improper storage causing damage to lead
- 10. Testing & Maintenance
- Faulty testing equipment
- electrical hazards from damaged leads
- 11. Troubleshooting Problems
- Electrical hazards if troubleshooting without proper knowledge
- 12. Reporting faulty equipment
- Risk of further damage or misuse if not promptly reported
- 13. Regular checks and inspections
- Overlooking potential hazards
- inadequate inspection
- 14. Emergency procedures
- Lack of training leading to poor response in emergencies
- 15. Training and refresher courses
- Inadequate knowledge leading to misuse