Mechanical And Electrical Hazards; Operator Protection; Working With Pesticides - Micron Spraydome Series Instruction Manual

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2.1

Mechanical and Electrical Hazards

The Spraydome/Undavina/Spraymiser operate on a low voltage 12V
system that does NOT present a significant risk from electrical shock

2.1.1 Operator Protection

Wear Gloves
Operators MUST always read the product label BEFORE using pesticides. Operators
MUST adhere to the required use of personal protective equipment (PPE). When
handling concentrates operators should wear gloves, protective clothing, boots and
eye protection or a face shield to protect eyes and skin from accidental splashes.
Some products may also require the use of a respirator mask. Operators MUST be
familiar with, and prepared for, all washing and decontamination procedures as
recommended in the chemical manufacturer's instructions.
2.2

Working with Pesticides

Wear Gloves
Always read the product label before preparing spray mixes.
Always adhere to maximum dose rates and safety precautions.
All pesticides must be handled and stored in accordance with the
manufacturer's instructions.
All pesticides must be stored in their original containers.
Always dispose of chemicals in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions.
It is the responsibility of the user to ensure all possible measures are
taken to protect the environment.
It is the responsibility of the user to be familiar with, and adhere to, all
relevant national and local restrictions, prohibitions and regulations
concerning the use of pesticides.
Micron Sprayers Ltd. Spraydome/Undavina and Spraymiser
Safety
The main mechanical hazards in using the
Spraydome/Undavina/Spraymiser are associated with
moving parts that present a risk of entrapment to fingers
and limbs. Appropriate warning signs are provided at
points of potential injury.
Wear a face shield
or Eye Protection
Wear a face shield
or Eye Protection
Wear Protective
Clothing
Wear Protective
Clothing
Wash hands
Wash hands