Operating personnel
Operating personnel trained by the operator is able to perform his/her work and to
detect and avoid possible dangers on his/her own based on the training performed by
the operator, his/her professional training, and his/her know-how and experience.
The operating personnel has been trained by the operator for the special field where
he/she works and knows the relevant standards and regulations.
1.6 Personal protective equipment
Personal protective equipment protects against health or safety risks when working
with the system.
The individual sections of this manual each point out the personal protective
equipment (PPE) that has to be worn during the different tasks of working on the
system.
Personal protective equipment
Depending on the application and the material to be processed, the operating
personnel has to wear the required protective equipment, including:
Safety shoes according to EN ISO 20345, protection class S1
Protective gloves according to EN 388, protection class 2
Respirator mask according to EN 149, protection class FFP2
Latex lab gloves, protection class 1
Description of the personal protective equipment
Protective gloves
Protective gloves protect the hands against friction, abrasions,
puncture hazards and deep cuts as well as when touching hot
surfaces.
Respirator mask
Respirator masks protect against hazards from harmful substances
in gases, vapors, and particles.
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