3. Safety regulations
3-7
fig. 3.7-7
Warning, Release of Pressure
fig. 3.7-8
Lock-Out Procedure Required
Keep
this log book with the unit at all times.
The daily log book should be checked each
and every time before the unit is turned on.
After any automatic shut down or perceived
problem unit must be taken out of service and
“Out Of Service” must be written in daily log.
Do not try and restart unit until problem is
resolved.
Report any such shut-down or problem to
3.8 Logs And Daily Inspections
MAKO Supplies a daily log sheet, appendix-A.
We recommend that additional copies be
made and a daily log book be created.
3.8.1 Daily Log Book
Out of service
appropriate service personnel.
After problem is resolved the unit is put back
in service, the solution is documented,
initialed and dated in the daily log.
1) Check the log to see that no one has
taken the unit out of service.
2) After the unit is determined to be in
service, , enter the date
and time in the daily log and begin your
inspections.
3) Walk around unit and look for problems.
If any problems are found that could effect
the safe operation of the unit take the unit out
of service and report the problem to the
appropriate service personnel.
Document any actions taken in daily log.
If no problems are found after unit has been
inspected place a check in “Inspection”
column and continue.
4) Close all access doors. All access panels
must be in place.
5) Place Your initials in the operator
column.
6) Unit can now be started.
7) Listen and look for air leaks. If an air
leak is detected take the unit out of
service. Report leak to the service
personnel.
High pressure air leaks can be very
dangerous.
Document any actions, alarms, concerns or
observations in the “Alarms and Comments”
column.
When the unit is shut down record the time in
the “Start/Stop” column.
Daily Inspection & log Entries
Do not start the unit
Danger!
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