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The Using Pre-Tensioning Tools Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Trip hazards
- Incorrect tools available
- 2. Inspect Tools
- Sharp edges on tools
- Damaged tools
- 3. Install Pre-Tensioned Wires
- Pinch hazards
- Unexpected movement of material
- 4. Stressing Operation
- Slip
- trip and fall risk
- Noise pollution
- 5. Cutting Tendons
- Kickback from tool
- Flying debris
- 6. Grouting
- Contact with skin
- Inhalation hazard
- 7. Finishing Up
- Musculoskeletal injuries
- Trip hazards
- 8. Testing & Verification
- Electrical hazards
- Tool malfunction
- 9. Deflection Monitoring
- Risk of falling
- Straining eyesight
- 10. Long-term Surveillance
- Unsecured workspace
- Falling objects
- 11. Secondary Grouting
- Inhalation hazard
- Chemical contact with skin
- 12. As-Built Documentation
- Poor work station ergonomics
- Paper cuts
- 13. Post Tensioning Bar Installation
- Risk of crushing
- Hand fracture
- 14. Stress Bars Apply Load
- Struck by pulley or cable
- Hurting hand while loading
- 15. Remove Anchors
- Pulled muscle
- Struck by falling object
- 16. Quality Assurance Verification
- Miscommunication
- Incorrect measurements
- 17. End Cap Filling
- Risk of falling
- Slipping hazards
- 18. Final System Inspection
- Miscommunication
- Equipment failure
- 19. Review Documentation
- Poor work station ergonomics
- Misinterpretation of data
- 20. Clean Up
- Slip
- trip and fall hazards
- Mishandling of tools