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    This document identifies hazards, risks, and existing risk controls for work activities related to changing a flat tire. It lists 6 work activities: 1) getting a flat tire while driving, 2) parking the vehicle, 3) removing the spare tire and toolkit, 4) removing the hub cap and loosening lug bolts, 5) lifting the car, and 6) checking tire air pressure and replacing the tire. For each activity, it identifies potential hazards, possible causes and effects of accidents, and existing or recommended risk controls to mitigate the hazards. The goal is to analyze risks and identify controls to prevent accidents and injuries when conducting car repair on the roadside.

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    This document identifies hazards, risks, and existing risk controls for work activities related to changing a flat tire. It lists 6 work activities: 1) getting a flat tire while driving, 2) parking the vehicle, 3) removing the spare tire and toolkit, 4) removing the hub cap and loosening lug bolts, 5) lifting the car, and 6) checking tire air pressure and replacing the tire. For each activity, it identifies potential hazards, possible causes and effects of accidents, and existing or recommended risk controls to mitigate the hazards. The goal is to analyze risks and identify controls to prevent accidents and injuries when conducting car repair on the roadside.

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    Hazard Identification Risk Analysis Risk Control

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    indran Suppiah
    This document identifies hazards, risks, and existing risk controls for work activities related to changing a flat tire. It lists 6 work activities: 1) getting a flat tire while driving, 2) parking the vehicle, 3) removing the spare tire and toolkit, 4) removing the hub cap and loosening lug bolts, 5) lifting the car, and 6) checking tire air pressure and replacing the tire. For each activity, it identifies potential hazards, possible causes and effects of accidents, and existing or recommended risk controls to mitigate the hazards. The goal is to analyze risks and identify controls to prevent accidents and injuries when conducting car repair on the roadside.

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    HAZARD IDENTIFICATION RISK ANALYSIS RISK CONTROL

    Bil. WORK ACTIVITY HAZARD WHICH CAN CAUSE/EFFECT EXISITING RISK CONTROL PERSON INCHARGE (DATE
    (IF ANY) START/Status)

    1 Flat Tyre while driving lost control and skidded Accident and possible death Check tyre condition Car Owner,Workers
    before start your journey
    Traffic jam stress among other road user secure the location with Car Owner,Workers
    reflection cones and light

    2 Park vehicle Vehicle too close to passing Accident with other vehicles Drive to area well clear of Car Owner,Workers
    traffic traffic. Turn on
    emergency flashers
    Vehicle on uneven, soft ground Trip and fall Choose a firm, level Car Owner,Workers
    parking area
    Vehicle may roll car will roll and accident with other Apply the parking brake; Car Owner,Workers
    vehicles leave transmission in
    PARK; place blocks in
    front and back
    3 Remove tyre and tool kit Strain from lifting spare Back Injury Turn spare into upright Car Owner,Workers
    position in the wheel
    well. Using your legs and
    standing as close as
    possible, lift spare out of
    truck and roll to flat tire.
    4 Removing hub cap and Hub cap may pop off and hit flying object Tighten hub cap using Car Owner,Workers
    loosen lug bolts (nuts) you steady pressure
    tighten when nuts damaged Flying object- cut Use Impact Wrench Car Owner,Workers
    Lug wrench may slip and hurt Sharp Object - cut injury Using the proper lug Car Owner,Workers
    wrench& hand gloves
    5 Lifting Car Misuse or failure of equipment Injury to people Ensure all lifting devices Car Owner,Workers
    such as jacks and lifting devices are marked with
    can lead to extremely serious maximum safeworking
    injuries and even death load and that
    6 Check tyre Air pressure and Over pressure maycause Injury to people Tyre is inflated with an in- Car Owner,Workers
    replaced explosion line air gauge that has
    manual or automaticcut
    off set

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