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What is glazing hazard?

Cuts and lacerations from sharp edges of glass or the tools used. Eye injuries from flying particles when cutting and grinding glass. Exposure to dust from cutting, grinding, drilling and polishing of glass. Exposure to other materials and equipment such as wood or metal when creating framing.

What are the hazards in glass industry?

The primary hazards of making glass are from the furnaces used for melting, conditioning, annealing and tempering, and from the bottle forming machines. Most of the furnaces are fuel fired, though some may be electric. Melting and conditioning furnaces also present molten glass hazards.

What is the 5 step process of risk assessment?

Identify the hazards. Decide who might be harmed and how. Evaluate the risks and decide on control measures. Record your findings and implement them.

What do you call a person who works with glass?

A glazier is a tradesman who works with glass and glass substitutes. Tasked with cutting, installing and removing glass of all kinds, glaziers glass into things such as windows, doors, displays, storefronts and skylights, among other things.

What are the 5 identified risks?

It is important to identify as many of these risk factors as possible. In a manual environment, these risks are noted down manually.Step 1: Identify the Risk Legal risks. Environmental risks. Market risks. Regulatory risks etc.

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