rev. 1 – 12/10/2018
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RESIDUAL RISKS
The residual risks that employees may be exposed to are:
Employee task carried
out
Danger and potential risk
Possible
harm
Residual risk
assessment
P
D
R
Using machines
Direct or indirect contact with live parts
Electric shock
1
3
3
Squashing fingers during manual closing of
tray
Contusion
1
1
1
Contact with hot surfaces (edges of trays)
Burns
1
1
1
Maintenance: oil
change
pump
Contact with oils
Dermatitis
1
1
1
The residual risks that cannot be avoided must be considered when selecting personal protective equipment
and/or can thereby be reduced. Residual risks and personal protective equipment are listed in the user and
maintenance manual that is supplied to the customer.
INDIVIDUAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES
The purpose of the use of personal protective equipment and clothing is to protect a certain part of the body
from specific risks in connection with operational work.
In principle, it should only be used if primary measures to eliminate the risks are no longer adequate to
ensure the complete avoidance of harmful substances and therefore the health and safety of the worker.
The use of the machines requires the use of the following protective equipment:
Activity
Suitable individual protective equipment
Standard
guideline
Maintenance: oil change
pump
Gloves against chemical risks (e.g. made of rubber,
neoprene or nitrile)
EN 374
Mechanical maintenance
Gloves against mechanical risks
EN 388
Safety glass
EN 166
Depending on the conditions of the working environment in which the machine is installed, the list above
does not exclude the possible need to use other personal protective equipment.