Sedgwick PT255, Дополнительные инструкции по установке, эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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1.0 Safety
To ensure that this machine is operated safely, machinists must be properly trained and must
read, understand and observe the requirements of this manual. Hazards may arise if the
machine is used by untrained individuals or if it is used for purposes other than for those for
which it was designed. The machine should be inspected prior to each operation and the
machine should not be used unless so inspected. Operators should also have regard to general
health and safety advice on safe machine operation.
This manual is designed to ensure that the operators have clear guidance on how to operate and
maintain the machine, including in relation to transportation, positioning and environmental
conditions. The machine should not be altered in any way without the prior written consent of
the manufacturer. Only parts made by the manufacturer should be used in this machine and to
do otherwise, may compromise the safety features of this machine.
Refer also to Section 12 (Limitations of Use and Safe Working Practices)
1.1 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Operators of the machine should use observe Health & Safety guidance as to use of PPE when
operating the machine, in particular:

Use of protective clothing - wear tear-resistant sturdy overalls;
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Use of protective footwear - wear safety shoes with protective toes and sturdy grips
which are also penetration resistant;
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Gloves – avoid wearing gloves when operating the machine to avoid the gloves getting
caught;
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Hair - persons with long hair should tie their hair up and wear a hairnet (to avoid the risk
of hair being tangled on the machine); and
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Ears - wear hearing protection such as earplugs or earmuffs to avoid exposure to noise.
1.2 Residual Risks
The machine is considered operationally safe when used in accordance with this manual
however the following residual risks should be considered and adequate steps taken to ensure
such risks are minimised:

The machine is powered by electricity. Before carrying out any maintenance, cleaning or
repair work to the machine, ensure the machine is switched off and cannot be inadvertently
switched on again. If work is required on any electrical component of the machine, ensure that
the voltage supply is completely isolated.
Do not remove any safety devices or alter them
to prevent them from functioning correctly.
Electrical energy can cause serious risk to health. Damaged or broken electrical
insulation materials (e.g. cabling) or individual components (e.g. the
motor/starter) can cause electrical shocks/death.
• Risk of injury from contact with the planer knives – take care and observe instructions on
changing the knives;