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1.7.4 Moving parts can be
dangerous
secured computer equipment and
industrial robots, immobilizing them
completely.
1.8 OTHER INFORMATION
When performing welding work, comply
with the health and safety requirements
contained in the current versions of legal
acts, which include, inter alia:
• Regulation of the Minister of
Infrastructure of February 6, 2003 on
occupational safety and health during
construction works (Journal of Laws
2003, No. 47, item 401) - Chapter 16
• Ordinance of the Minister of Economy of
April 27, 2000 on occupational health
and safety in welding work. (Journal of
Laws of 2000, No. 40, item 470)
• Regulation of the Minister of Economy, Labor
and Social Policy of 23 December 2003 on
occupational health and safety in the
production and storage of gases, filling
tanks with gases and the use and storage of
carbide (Journal of Laws of 2004, No. 7, item
59)
• Regulation of the Minister of Internal
Affairs and Administration of June 7,
2010 on fire protection of buildings,
other constructions and areas (Journal
of Laws of 2010, No. 109, item 719)
• and any new regulations.
Keep all the elements securing the device
housing in the proper position and
technical condition. Keep hands, hair,
clothes and tools away from gears, fans
and other moving parts while working.
Do not put your hands near the fan
motor. It is forbidden to try to stop the
fan by pressing on its axis.
1.7.5 HF - high ignition frequency may
cause interference
The use of high ignition frequency during
TIG welding / plasma cutting may cause
interference with, among others, cellular
networks, radio, television,
cardiostimulators and poor
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