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Lexus ES350 2019-2027 Brake Pads Replacement

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Workshop Service Ajah, Lagos, Nigeria

Original price was: $15.50.Current price is: $14.81.

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Description

Material

  • New brake pads

Tools / Equipment

  • Vehicle hoist or jack with stands
  • Socket/ratchet set and wrenches
  • Screwdrivers or pry bars
  • Brake cleaner and rags
  • Torque wrench
  • C-clamp or brake caliper tool
  • Safety signage / wheel chocks

Task Plan

Step 1: Prepare Work Area and Vehicle

  • Hazards: Vehicle instability, trip hazards, crush injury.
  • Controls: Use wheel chocks, ensure level surface, display warning signage, verify hoist or jack stability.
  • Responsible: Mechanic / Supervisor

Step 2: Lift or Hoist Vehicle

  • Hazards: Vehicle falling, hydraulic failure, pinching.
  • Controls: Inspect hoist or jack, lift slowly, position safety locks, no one under vehicle unless secured.
  • Responsible: Mechanic

Step 3: Remove Wheels

  • Hazards: Dropping wheel, hand crush injuries.
  • Controls: Use proper lifting technique, lift with team if heavy, set wheels away from work area.
  • Responsible: Mechanic

Step 4: Remove Brake Calipers and Hardware

  • Hazards: Pinch points, strain injuries, brake fluid contact.
  • Controls: Wear gloves, support caliper with hanger or rope (do not let hang on brake hose), use proper tools.
  • Responsible: Mechanic

Step 5: Remove Old Brake Pads

  • Hazards: Sharp edges, brake dust inhalation, chemical exposure.
  • Controls: Wear dust mask, gloves; use brake cleaner to minimize dust; dispose of pads according to environmental guidelines.
  • Responsible: Mechanic

Step 6: Inspect Hardware and Components

  • Hazards: Cuts from sharp edges, crushing hands.
  • Controls: Use inspection light and gloves; check caliper pins, rotors, and brake lines; identify worn parts.
  • Responsible: Mechanic

Step 7: Install New Brake Pads

  • Hazards: Incorrect installation, pinching, tools slipping.
  • Controls: Follow manufacturer instructions, ensure pads seated correctly, verify caliper pistons compressed safely using C-clamp.
  • Responsible: Mechanic

Step 8: Reinstall Calipers and Wheels

  • Hazards: Strain injuries, pinch points, cross-threading bolts.
  • Controls: Torque bolts to specification, use proper lifting technique, double-check placement.
  • Responsible: Mechanic

Step 9: Lower Vehicle and Test Brakes

  • Hazards: Vehicle falling, brake failure.
  • Controls: Remove stands safely, perform pedal pressure test, test drive at low speed first.
  • Responsible: Mechanic/Supervisor

Step 10: Clean Up and Dispose of Waste

  • Hazards: Slip/trip hazards, environmental contamination.
  • Controls: Collect used pads, clean work area, store tools properly, dispose of waste according to environmental regulations.
  • Responsible: Mechanic

Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • Safety boots/shoes
  • Safety glasses or goggles
  • Dust mask or respirator (for brake dust)
  • Rubber or mechanic gloves
  • Work overalls or long-sleeved clothing

Emergency Measures

  • First aid kit nearby
  • Fire extinguisher accessible
  • Eye wash station if chemical exposure occurs

Notes

  • Always involve at least one experienced worker in the task.
  • Conduct pre-job briefing (toolbox talk) to highlight hazards.
  • Review and update JSA if conditions change, after incidents, or at least annually.
This plan ensures hazard awareness and mitigates risks at each step for a safe brake pad replacement.

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Shipping Continents: Africa


Additional information

Type of Service

Brake pad replacement

Brand

Lexus

Model

ES 350

Model Year

2007-2012

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