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The Using Gear Pullers Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Incorrect use of equipment
- Lack of proper training
- 2. Pre-Operational Inspection
- Faulty gear puller
- Oversize/undersize adaptor selection
- 3. Setting Up
- Incorrect setup causing imbalance
- Inadequate workspace
- 4. Load attachment
- Flawed fastening
- Insufficient load-bearing capacity
- 5. Operation
- Accidental slipping
- Improper handling
- 6. Load Removal
- Dangerous debris
- Not properly disengaging the load
- 7. Post Operation Inspection
- Misidentification of wear and tear
- Ignoring minor faults
- 8. Maintenance
- Inadequate maintenance procedure
- incorrect tools usage
- 9. Faults Reporting
- Lack of clear communication
- Hesitation to report minor issues
- 10. Downtime Activities
- Ill-managed traffic around workspace
- Unsystematic storage of equipment
- 11. Emergency Response Training
- Lack of awareness of emergency procedures
- Panic during emergencies
- 12. Regular Drills
- Complacency during drills
- Non-participation
- 13. Reviews & Updates
- Irregular updates
- Ignoring suggestions for improvements
- 14. Retraining Session
- Ineffective retraining
- Hard to grasp safety procedures
- 15. Decommissioning
- Negligence during decommissioning process
- Failure to follow disposal protocol