Safety is No Accident
Accidents don’t just happen; they are usually caused when people make
mistakes, are not properly trained, or do not have full understanding of how
the machine operates.
It is mandatory that employers/owners have safety and operating procedures
related to the handling, operation, and maintenance of this machine. Before
a person works with this machine they must be successfully trained on
these procedures.
As part of the training program all personnel must read and understand the
information in this, and other, manuals related to this machine. They must
also understand all safety labels and know where they are located.
This machine is designed for safe operation and handling. It is the
responsibility of the owner and personnel in contact with the machine to
ensure there is minimal risk and potential harm during operation,
maintenance, and handling.
General safety information is presented in this section. Specific safety
information regarding a feature of the machine can be found in the Features
and Function section. Failure to heed these safety actions and warnings may
result in fire, explosion, serious injury, or death.
Operator Training
• All personnel must be successfully trained on the handling, operation,
maintenance, and safety requirements before working with the
machine. Safety training should include first aid and how to respond
to an emergency
• Familiarity with the machine can lead to complacency with handling
and operation. Conduct regular reviews of all procedures associated
with this machine
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Personal Protection
Clothing and Gear
Wear proper protective equipment
and clothing at all times. Follow the
personal protection gear listed below:
1. Hard hat, ear muffs, or ear
plugs, and a shield or safety
glasses.
2. Long hair should be contained
in a hair net or under hard hat.
3. Shirt must be close fitting and
tucked in.
4. Gloves without cuffs. Never
wear gauntlet-style gloves (cuffs
at the wrists).
5. Pants without cuffs.
6. Hard-toe, non-skid work boots.
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