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The Wall Washing In Height Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Injury from lifting heavy equipment
- Fall from improper setup of ladder
- 2. Equipment Setup
- Electrocution from faulty equipment
- Trip over power cords
- 3. Washing Process Start
- Chemical hazard from cleansing solution
- Slip on a wet surface
- 4. High Reach Wall Wash
- Fall from heights
- Muscle strain from awkward positions
- 5. Procedure Continuation
- Over-exertion
- Long-term standing
- 6. Dismantle Setup
- Fall while descending
- Injuries from improper equipment handling
- 7. Cleanup
- Slips
- trips and falls from leftover debris or water
- Chemical exposure when handling waste
- 8. Equipment Return
- Strains or sprains from heavy lifting
- Incur injuries due to mishandling of equipment
- 9. Documentation Process
- Mistakes due to fatigue
- Eye strain
- 10. Post-work Maintenance
- Cuts or abrasions from sharp components
- Exposure to harmful cleaning chemicals