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The Working Around Pressurised Systems Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Inadequate training
- equipment failure
- 2. Valve Isolation
- High-pressure release
- chemical exposure
- 3. System Depressurisation
- Explosion
- toxic gas emission
- 4. Tank Draining
- Chemical spill over
- slip and fall
- 5. System Cleaning
- Chemical burns
- inhaling toxic fumes
- 6. System Checking
- Incorrect reading
- system failure
- 7. Pressure Test Preparation
- Equipment failure
- human error
- 8. Conduct Pressure Test
- Failure of test equipment
- high pressure release
- 9. Results Analysis
- Incorrect analysis
- miscommunication
- 10. System Repressurisation
- Explosion
- improper handling
- 11. Valve Reinstatement
- Flow of destructive substances
- improper handling
- 12. Final Inspection
- Missed issues
- improper inspection
- 13. Document Completion
- Misfiled information
- incorrect documentation
- 14. Equipment Storage
- Injury due to improper storage
- Damage to equipment
- 15. Clean Up
- Chemical exposure
- slips
- trips or falls due to uncleared debris or spilled fluids