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1.8 General Safety Considerations
Your safety and the safety of others depend
significantly upon your knowledge and
understanding of all the correct operating
practices and procedures of this machine.
Individuals working near or around the
machine should be aware of the potential
risks including:
Falling or thrown debris from the machine,
particularly around the reject grid area and
the conveyor areas of the machine.
Injuries that could happen resulting from
loading or unloading the machine, transport
of the machine, machine set-up and machine
repair and maintenance operations.
Contact with hazardous substances such as
hydraulic fluid, diesel and oil.
This list is not exhaustive and anyone working
around the machine should be aware of the
possibility of dangerous circumstances and
the risk of injury arising from such conditions.
NEVER allow anyone to operate this machine
without proper instructions.
NEVER wear loose fitting clothing that could
get tangled in moving parts. For safety, long
hair should be tied back and no jewellery (e.g.
finger rings) should be worn.
ALWAYS wear protective clothing including a
hard hat, safety glasses, steel-toed boots,
high visibility jacket, hearing protection and
gloves. Loose or baggy clothing can get caught
in running machinery.
NEVER climb upon the machine while the
machine is in operation or moving.
NEVER make any modifications to the
machine that may compromise safety.
ALWAYS ensure that all the decals / stickers
on the machine are kept clean and can be
easily read. If decals become damaged then
replace them immediately. Replacements
Sticker Kits can be ordered directly from
Portafill International on request. It is
recommended that you specify Machine
Model & Serial Number.
1.9 Safety Considerations During
Operation
ALWAYS take care when working around
heavy equipment. Be vigilant of the risks
associated
with
working
with
heavy
equipment. Keep well clear of Screen and
Conveyors during operation.
ALWAYS keep clear of falling rock and debris.
NEVER operate the machine without all the
factory fitted guards and safety devices in
place. If a guard becomes defective or
damaged, repair or replace it before
operating the machine. If necessary, prevent
the
machine
from
being
used
by
implementing a machine ‘lock-out’. To see
details on how to implement a system lock-
out please Refer to Section 1.7.
ALWAYS ensure that all emergency stops on
the machine are in working order prior to
machine operation. If necessary prevent the
machine from being used by implementing a
machine ‘lock-out’. To see details on how to
implement a system ‘lock-out’ please refer to
Section 1.7.
ALWAYS switch off the machine and perform
a system lock-out before removing any
guards.
NEVER reach into an unguarded part of the
machine. Serious injury or death could result.
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