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Product Risk Assessment Flextool (Aust.) Pty Ltd, Brunswick, Vic. Product Description Artizan ub Floor Grinder Model Number ART-UB Risk Assessment Date 19-Jun-08 Product Risk Assessment Number 0010 PRA onducted By (insert name/s): Signature: Date: olin Metcalfe Johnson Tai 20-Jun-08 20-Jun-08 General Manager (insert name): Signature: Date: onsider all sides and faces of the Equipment North, South, East, West, High & Low onsider hazard exposure during Use Normal and Emergency Residual nitial Risk Hazard or njury Exposure dentified Risk urrent ontrols Risk P RR P RR Proposed ontrols Entanglement an anyone's hair, clothing, gloves, necktie,,jewellery, cleaning brushes, rags or other materials become entangled with moving parts of the plant or materials in motion? arpet, cardboard, & electric cable potential entanglement in grinding disc. 1 4 D 21 ndentify potential hazard in :\Users\PATT\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary nternet Files\ontent.Outlook\7UTOTGAO\Prod Page: RA ART-UB2 1 of 7 ssue Date 25/06/2014

Hazard or njury Exposure rush / pinch an anyone be crushed due to: (a) material falling off the plant. (b) uncontrolled or unexpected movement of the plant or its load. (c) lack of capacity for the plant to be slowed or immobilised. (d) the plant tipping or rolling over. (e) parts of the plant collapsing. (f) coming in contact with moving parts of the plant during testing, inspection, operation, or maintenance. (g) being thrown off or under the plant. (h) being trapped between the plant and materials or fixed structures. (i) other factors not mentioned. dentified Risk (b) uncontrolled or unexpected movement of the plant or its load utting, Stabbing and Puncturing an anyone be cut, stabbed or punctured due to: (a) coming in contact with sharp or flying objects. (b) coming in contact with moving parts of the plant (b) moving parts during during testing, inspection, operation or maintenance of the plant. testing, inspection, (c) The plant or parts of the plant or working pieces disintegrating. (d) workpieces being ejected. (e) mobility of the operation or maintenance plant. (f) uncontrolled or unexpected movement of the plant. (g) other factors not mentioned. Residual nitial Risk urrent ontrols Risk P RR P RR. 1 4 D 21 1 4 D 18 Proposed ontrols ndentify potential hazard in ndentify potential hazard in Shearing an anyone's body parts be sheared between two parts of the plant, or between a part of the plant and a structure? Friction an anyone be burnt due to contact with moving parts or surfaces of the plant? Striking an anyone be struck by moving objects due to: (a) uncontrolled or unexpected movement of the plant or material handled by the plant. (b) the plant, parts of the plant or pieces disintegrating. (c) workpieces being ejected. (d) mobility of the plant. (e) other factors not mentioned. (a) uncontrolled or unexpected movement of the plant or material handled by the plant 1 4 D 21 ndentify potential hazard in High pressure fluid an anyone come into contact with fluids under high pressure due to plant failure or misuse of the plant? :\Users\PATT\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary nternet Files\ontent.Outlook\7UTOTGAO\Prod Page: RA ART-UB2 2 of 7 ssue Date 25/06/2014

Electrical an anyone be injured by electrical shock or burnt due to: (a) the plant contacting live electrical conductors. (b) the plant working in close proximity to electrical conductors. (c) overload of electrical circuits. (d) damaged or poorly maintained electrical leads and cables. (e) damaged electrical switches. (f) water near electrical equipment. (g) lack of isolation contact with exposed terminals, overloaded circuits, damaged wires, water near circuits, poor insulation Hazard or njury Exposure dentified Risk Slips, Trips & Falls an anyone using the plant, or in the vicinity of the plant slip, trip or fall due to: (a) uneven or slippery work surfaces. (b) poor housekeeping e.g. spillage not cleaned (a) uneven or slippery work up. (c) obstacles being placed in the vicinity of the plant. (d) other surfaces. factors not mentioned. an anyone fall from a height due to: (b) poor housekeeping. (a) lack of proper work platform. (b) lack of proper stairs or ladders. (c) lack of guard rails or other suitable edge protection. (c) obstacles being placed in (d) unprotected holes, penetrations or gaps. (e) poor floor or the vicinity of the plant working surfaces. (f) steep walking surfaces. (g) collapse of the supporting structure. (h) other factors not mentioned. Manual Handling (Ergonomic) an anyone be injured due to: (a) frequent or prolonged reaching, bending, or stretching. (b) frequent or prolonged twisting. (c) an awkward posture is required. (d) inadequate or poorly placed lighting. (e) carrying loads over a long distance. (f)carrying a weight - over 4.5kg in a seated position, -over 16kg in a standing position, - over 55kg. (g)excessive force required pushing or pulling. (h) an awkward load due to size, shape, temp., or instability. (i) age or disability factors. (j) PPE interference. (a) the plant contacting live electrical conductors. (f) water near electrical equipment (b) frequent or prolonged twisting 1 D 7 4 D 21 Residual nitial Risk urrent ontrols Risk P RR P RR 1 1 1 4 D 21 4 18 4 D 21 ndentify potential hazard in Proposed ontrols ndentify potential hazard in ndentify potential hazard in Suffocation an anyone be suffocated due to the lack of oxygen, or atmospheric contamination? High temperature or fire an anyone come into contact with objects at high temperatures? an anyone be injured by fire? an anyone come in contact with objects at high temperatures? 4 18 4 D 21 ndentify potential hazard in Temp. (thermal comfort) an anyone suffer ill health due to exposure to high or low temperature? :\Users\PATT\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary nternet Files\ontent.Outlook\7UTOTGAO\Prod Page: RA ART-UB2 of 7 ssue Date 25/06/2014

Other Hazards an anyone be injured or suffer ill health from exposure to: (a) chemicals. (b) toxic gas / vapour.(c) fumes. (d) dust. (e) noise. (f) vibration. (g) radiation. (h) other factors not mentioned. (d) dust (e) noise 4 4 18 18 4 D 21 ndentify potential hazard in Measures of ONSEQUENE 1 2 Level Environment Equipment Production atastrophic Major People Death or Permanent Disability Extensive njuries / Admitted to Hospital Toxic release off-site with detrimental effects. Off-site release with no detrimental effects OR On-site release contained with external assistance. Huge Financial Loss (>$1M) Major Fin. Loss ($250K - $1M) >15 Days Production Lost 10-15 Days Production Lost Moderate LT / Medical Treatment On-site release, requiring management involvement. High Fin. Loss ($10K - $250K) 5-10 Days Production Lost 4 Minor Minor MT / First Aid On-site release, immediately contained Minor Fin. Loss ($1K - $10K) 1-5 Days Production Lost 5 nsignificant No injury No detrimental effects Low Fin. Loss (<$1K) <1 Day Production Lost Measures of PROBABLTY A Level Almost ertain Description ommon or Repeating (>12 per annum) / The event is expected to occur in most circumstances. B Likely Will probably occur in most circumstances (<1 per month) / The event has happened on site. Possible ould Occur (>1 in 10 years) / Have heard of it happening elsewhere. :\Users\PATT\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary nternet Files\ontent.Outlook\7UTOTGAO\Prod Page: RA ART-UB2 4 of 7 ssue Date 25/06/2014

D Unlikely Not Likely (>1 in 100 years) / The event may occur at some time. E Rare Practically mpossible (<1 in 100 years) / Unrecorded event that may only occur in exceptional circumstances. RA Matrix onsequence Probability A B D E 1 1 2 4 7 11 2 5 8 12 16 6 9 1 17 20 4 10 14 18 21 2 5 15 19 22 24 25 Risk Rating Description Risk ontrol Requirements 1-4 - 10 ritical High mmediate action required. ease work until risk control strategy is in place. ontrol measures must be signed-off by senior management. The risk must be eliminated or a control strategy must be in place within 48 hours. :\Users\PATT\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary nternet Files\ontent.Outlook\7UTOTGAO\Prod Page: RA ART-UB2 5 of 7 ssue Date 25/06/2014

11-19 Medium Appropriate control strategy to be in place within 21 days. 20-25 Low No action required / Attempt to reduce risk further within 12 months. :\Users\PATT\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary nternet Files\ontent.Outlook\7UTOTGAO\Prod Page: RA ART-UB2 6 of 7 ssue Date 25/06/2014

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