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S A F E T Y I N F O R M A T I O N
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Section B:
Safety Precautions
Recommended Precautions
Introduction
Safety
Safety Lock-Out Tag-
Out Procedures
No Smoking
Fire Extinguisher
Flammables
Electrical Precautions
1-10
Refer to the following general precautions and recommendations.
To ensure personal safety, observe the following:
ATTENTION
Please refer to specific chemical manufacturer Material Safety Data Sheet
(MSDS) for specific use, handling, and safety procedures for chemical and
cleaning agent applications.
Post electrical safety tag-out and lock-out procedures in the work place and
ensure that all electrical, service, and maintenance personnel are familiar with the
appropriate procedures. Mark and label all power supply sources used for the
equipment to ensure that the lock-out and tag-out process is easily accomplished.
See Section C: on page 13.
Post No Smoking signs in the work area and provide measures for enforcement.
Keep an approved fire extinguisher near the machine at all times. Familiarized all
personnel with the operation and use of the fire extinguisher.
Never store flammable material on or around the Bravo™ machine. Exposing
flammables to heating elements or hot surfaces presents a fire hazard due to the
operating temperature of the machine.
During operation, ensure that the interlocks and protective panels are closed and
remain secure.
Before working on any electrical circuit, shut down the main power, lockout /
tagout the source, and check that power is Off with a voltmeter at the main
power disconnect switch.
Electrical work should only be performed by qualified electricians and
maintenance personnel. Always shut Off main power before performing any
repairs on electrical circuits.
Prior to applying power to the machine for the first time, ensure that the machine
is properly grounded.
Do not disable safety interlocks or panels that restrict access to possible
energized circuits.
Bravo™ 8105 Installation Guide
Rev. 2
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