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2.5 Personnel Requirements
Personnel
Only persons who can be expected to perform their work reliably are allowed to perform the installation, operation and maintenance of the
GuardOne® Workstation. Persons whose reactivity is impaired, for example by drugs, alcohol or medications, are not allowed to install, op-
erate or maintain the GuardOne® Workstation. Observe the age and job-specific regulations that apply at the installation site when selecting
the personnel.
There is no distinction between installation, operation and maintenance personnel. Suitable staff is allowed to complete all tasks after a
briefing by the operator. Only use staff with a training in laboratory tasks for performing tasks with the GuardOne® Workstation. Usually, this
is a laboratory specialist. As such, the personnel is educated in his field of activity and knows the relevant standards and provisions. Due
to their professional training and work experience, the personnel can execute work along the biological and chemical process chain in the
field of process, production and biotechnology. The personnel can recognize possible dangers independently and avoid them. The personnel
considers the regulations in health and environmental protection, occupational safety and quality assurance.
The personnel is responsible for the following tasks:
› Setting up the GuardOne® Workstation for the first time
› Assembling the GuardOne® Workstation (Chapter 4 “Assembly”)
› Establishing and checking the operational readiness of the GuardOne® Workstation
› Performing a function test
› Commissioning
› Changing the factory settings
› Operating the graphical user interface
› Setting the GuardOne® Workstation for work
› Adjusting the airflow, operate LED light and UV decontamination
› Maintaining the GuardOne® Workstation (replace UV bulb, pre- and HEPA filter)
› Cleaning and decontaminating the GuardOne® Workstation
› Performing troubleshooting
› Disassembling and disposing the GuardOne® Workstation
2.6 Personal Protective Equipment
Personal protective equipment protects personnel from impairment of safety and health at work. The work at the GuardOne® Workstation
does not require any personal protective equipment. The responsibility for wearing the necessary personal protective equipment lies with
the operator.
CAUTION!
Health hazard due to inadequate protection!
Depending on the type of sample being processed in the workstation, a personal protective equipment may be required.
- The responsibility for the sample processing and the provision of the necessary personal protective equipment lies with
the operator. As such, he must provide the necessary protective equipment.
- Always wear suitable protective equipment when working with potentially harmful specimens.
2.7 Hazards when Used as Intended
The following section identifies residual risks that exist during intended use. To reduce the risks of personal injury and property damage and
to avoid dangerous situations, observe the safety instructions in the following sections of this operating manual.