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CONTROL PANEL
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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Copyright © 2008 Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc. 2012-12-17
CAUTION
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Be aware of electrical hazards:
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Electric shock and burns – An electric shock occurs when electric current passes
through the body. This can happen when touching an energized part.
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Arc-flash burns – An electric arc flash can occur if a conductive object gets too
close to a high-amp current source or by equipment failure. The arc flash can
cause severe burns by direct heat exposure and by igniting clothing.
o
Arc-blast impacts – The heating of air and vaporization of metal during an arc,
creates a pressure wave that can damage hearing and cause concussions among
other injuries.
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Falls – Electric shocks and arc blasts can cause falls.
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All electrical service should be performed by qualified personnel.
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Treat all electrical equipment and conductors as though they are energized until they are
placed in an electrically safe work condition.
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Create an electrically safe work condition by performing the following lockout/tag out
procedures.
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Notify others prior to beginning a lockout/tag out procedure.
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Lockout/Tagout out all energy sources following sheet EP-10095 and / or
documented site procedures.
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Confirm that equipment is de-energized by checking voltages.
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Clean, service, inspect or clear equipment.
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Make sure others are safe; machine guards are in place; tools, locks, and tags are
removed before restoring energy.
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See NFPA 70E for additional guidelines on safety related work practices.
GENERAL SAFETY
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Protect panel components from contamination (metal chips, loose bolts, liquids, etc.).
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Do not use control panels for storage.
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Do not leave an open panel unattended.
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Exercise all necessary precautions with regard to personal hygiene and sanitation.