Cleaning System ud-800 Page 5
2.3.
Hazards from Pneumatic Energy
Only specialists with expert knowledge and experience may work on pneumatic machines. When work-
ing on pneumatic systems, these must be disconnected from the air supply and de-pressurised in order
to prevent injury.
2.4.
Suggestions for Operating Instructions
Operating instructions are regulations that a company creates for safe working for its employees.
These are binding instructions issued by the company in line with its policy and the law. Employees are
obligated to follow these instructions.
The employer is responsible for creating and publishing workplace related operating procedures e.g.
regarding Occupational Safety and Health Regulations, the Water Resources Legislation and, where
applicable, the Control of Hazardous Substances applicable in the relevant country. These operating
instructions are therefore to be complemented by national regulations on accident prevention and
environmental protection.
Give your employee e.g. the following information:
The hazards involving the handling of contaminated parts and the solvents used, the necessary
protective measures and guidelines, including instructions in case of danger and first aid.
The type and scope of periodic inspection for the safe working condition of the machine.
Environmental Protection.
Safe operation of the pneumatic system.
Clean and safe working environment.
The responsibility for operation must be clearly regulated by the company and must be com-
plied with by all persons designated to operate the machine. Under no circumstances should
unauthorised or untrained persons use the machine.
The operator has to operate the cleaning machine only in perfect condition and has to notify
their supervisor immediately in case of any changes affecting safety and environmental pro-
tection.
Follow all warnings and warning signs.
