Mounting Instruction
Conductor rail system
MultiLine 0835
MAL0835-0001c-EN
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2.2.3
Training
Before commissioning the equipment, personnel must be trained by the operator. This training has to be documented as shown in
the template below in order to create a record of the training.
Date
Name
Type of training
Training given by
Signature
05.11.2009 John Doe
First safety training for
personnel
Horst Müller
2.3
Personal protective equipment
Always wear
For all work, always wear
Protective clothing
Protective clothing serves primarily as protection against entrapment by moving machine parts. Working
clothes must fit tightly and have a low resistance to tearing; they must have close-fitting sleeves and no
protruding parts.
Protective footwear
Used to protect feet from heavy falling parts and slipping on slippery floors.
To be worn for
special tasks
When carrying out certain tasks, personnel must wear special personal protective equipment. The
need for such personal protective equipment will be detailed in the individual sections of this manual.
Protective gloves
For the protection of hands against friction, scrapes, stabbing or deep wounds, as well as against contact with
hot surfaces.
Protective headgear
For protection against falling or flying parts and materials.
Safety goggles
To protect the eyes from harmful influences, such as strong light, chemicals, dust, splinters or effects of
the weather.
Breathing mask (FFP-3 – according to country-specific requirements)
For protection against substances, particles and organisms. Here: Protection against dust, which is generated
by abrasion by the carbon brushes and the PVC insulation of the conductor rail.
