Standard Operating Procedure
Makita HM1810 Large Electric Breaker
Version 1 Issue date: 02/05/2017
Page 2 of 4
20 Goodshed Road Upper Hutt
Phone 04 528 4473
DANGER: RISK OF INHALATION OF DUST.
Some dust created by demolition activities contains chemicals
that are toxic and/or harmful. Wear protective respiratory
equipment and dust extraction.
DANGER: RISK OF FLYING DEBRIS.
Operator must wear protective eyewear and head protection.
No other persons or animals are permitted within 5 meters of
the Demolition Hammer while in operation.
Power tool weighs 32 kg. Hammer may fall on lower body or
feet. Select a lighter hammer for work above waist height.
Prevent unintentional starting. Ensure the switch is in the ‘Off”
position before connecting the power cord. Ensure any
adjusting tools have been removed and that the hammer bit is
securely in place.
Do not over reach. Keep proper footing and balance at all
times. Do not force the power tool.
Do not allow persons to operate machinery without full and proper
instruction in the use of the machine. Do not allow person under 18
year’s age to operate the machinery.
Operation of the equipment must not be performed by persons under
the influence of alcohol, drugs, medications or any chemical
substances capable of impairing the abilities of that person.
This power tool utilises Makita Anti Vibration Technology (AVT) to
reduce impact on the hands and arm. Continuous operation may result
in exhaustion or stress to the operator. Take frequent breaks and do
not operate if you are feeling tired.
Section 4: Noise and Vibration
Sound Power L
wa
(dB)
107 dB
MUST USE HEARING PROTECTION
Ear Muffs or plugs must be compliant with AS/NZS 1270:2002
Acoustics – Hearing Protectors Class 5.
Vibrations a
w
(m.s
-2
)
9.0 m/s/s
Section 5: Work Zone
5.1 Work Zone Control or Isolation
Does the work zone
require control or
isolation?
Yes, 5 M diameter exclusion zone.
5.2 Precautions for site