OEM DOMITOR PRO 430, Инструкции по использованию и предупреждения

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EC-compliant use and warning instructions
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CHAPTER 3 – SAFETIES
3.6 Remaining risks
The machine was designed to ensure the essential safety requirements for the operator.
Safety, as far as possible, has been integrated into the design and construction of the machine; however, there are
still risks from which operators need to be protected especially during:
•
transport and installation;
•
normal operation;
• adjustment and set-up,
•
maintenance and cleaning;
• dismantling.
Below, for each residual risk is provided a description, the area or part of the machine subject to the risk and the
procedural information on how to avoid it:
RISK
DESCRIPTION AND PROCEDURAL INFORMATION
Electrical danger
Contact of people with elements under tension.
Cleaning/maintenance always with the machine off
Only the PES/PAV electric maintainer with the suitability for work under voltage
under CEI 11-27, can perform extraordinary maintenance with suitable DPI.
Thermical danger
Contact of people with elements that can cause burns, caused by contact with
objects or materials with an extreme temperature
Dangers generated by
materials and substances
processed, used,
produced or discharged
from the machine
Danger of fire or explosion (due to materials, powders, liquids, substances and gases,
used or produced).
Dangers generated by
materials and substances
processed, used,
produced or discharged
from the machine
Biological (mold) and microbiological dangers (viruses or bacteria).
ATTENTION!
Do not carry out maintenance and cleaning tasks
if you have not
de-energized the energies.
It will be user care to:
• analyse the risks that may occur during a handling and installation phase inside your location (The analyses
carried out on the handling of the machine were made only in consideration of the its characteristics);
• delimit the path of forklift and/or laser vehicles driven with signs on the floor;
• raise awareness and educate the operations staff on workstations and who conducts the machine.
• apply visual safety signs in the work environment after assessing risks inside transit or control areas.