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Health and Safety Software » Risk Assessment » Conducting Risk Assessments for Manufacturing Machinery
It is imperative to carry out regular risk assessments of all machinery in the workplace.
A risk assessment is a systematic process for identifying and evaluating the hazards associated with a machine. It should be conducted by a competent person who has the knowledge and experience to identify and assess the risks.
The first step in a risk assessment is to identify the hazards associated with the machine. This includes hazards such as:
The next step is to evaluate the risks associated with each hazard. This involves considering the likelihood of the hazard occurring and the severity of the injury that could result.
The risks can be evaluated using a variety of methods, such as:
The results of the risk assessment should be documented and used to develop control measures to reduce the risks. Control measures may include:
Risk assessments should be reviewed and updated at regular intervals, as the risks associated with machinery can change over time.
Additional tips for conducting risk assessments of machinery in manufacturing:
Specific considerations for conducting risk assessments of machinery in manufacturing:
By taking these factors into account, you can conduct more effective risk assessments of machinery in manufacturing. This will help to protect workers from injury and ensure a safe workplace.
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