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3.5.5 Maintenance
3.5.5.1 Residue risks
Below is a list of residual risks and description of the safety measures to eliminate the same while using the machine.
For added safety during machine maintenance, also consider the residual risks set out in the previous paragraphs.
DANGERS ARISING FROM THE LUBRICANTS
The dangers arising from the lubricants, are:
- damage to eyes and skin;
- inhalation and/or ingestion of harmful substances;
- slipping and falling;
- dispersion in the environment.
Use suitable accident-prevention goggles and gloves when handling the lubricants.
Place suitable containers under the machine when performing maintenance related to the systems’ fluids
(engine oil, hydraulic oil, etc.).
Ensure sufficient ventilation when handling lubricants and keep away from combustible substances.
Accidental ingestion may cause harmful effects on the central nervous system.
The inhalation of fumes, steam and aerosol may cause a slight irritation of the respiratory tract. Move the
person concerned outdoors.
In case of ingestion, take the person concerned to the hospital immediately. Do not induce vomiting to
avoid the risk of aspiration in the respiratory tract.
In case of contact with the skin, take off the contaminated clothing. Thoroughly wash the contaminated
parts with soap and water.
In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water, keeping the eyelids open for at least 15
minutes.
In case of suspected aspiration, immediately take the person concerned to the hospital.
Do not discharge into drains or waterways, wells and in the environment in general. Lubricants must be
disposed of according to law.
Empty containers may contain flammable or explosive vapours. Cloths soaked with lubricant, paper or
other materials used to absorb the product leaks are a fire hazard. Avoid their accumulation. Remove them
immediately after use in accordance with the safety measures.
Avoid storing lubricants outdoors. Store at room temperature, protected from humidity, away from sources
of ignition.
The lubricants have a dangerous reaction with strong oxidants.
Accidental leaks on the ground make the floor very slippery.