Organizational Measures; Informal Safety Precautions; Personal Safety Precautions; Admitted Operators - Car-O-Liner CTR12000 Instruction Manual

CTR12000
2.9

Organizational measures

2.10 Informal safety precautions

2.11 Personal safety precautions

2.12 Admitted operators

41643, ENG - rev. 2, 2016-10
The user has to provide the required personal protective equipment. All the
available safety devices are to be checked at regular intervals.
Always keep the operating manual at the machine location and workplace. In
addition to this operation manual, copies of the generally applicable and lo-
cal accident prevention and environmental protection rules must be kept on
hand, and of course observed in practice.
All the safety instructions and danger warnings on the machine itself shall be
maintained in legible condition.
For your personal protection, always wear clear-glass safety goggles with
side-guards or safety shields, whether you are eyeglass wearer or not. To
protect yourself against burning and mechanical injury, wear a leather apron,
gauntlet gloves and safety boots.
The operating staff may not wear conductive rings, keys or watch chains to
prevent parallel resistance causing injury by burning.
Depending on the pre-set welding current, safety distances in accordance
with BGV B11, referring to field strength limits for personal protection,
must be strictly adhered to.
Of course, in-house regulations on the use of personal protection equipment
must be fully observed, too.
Only authorized staff at a minimum age of 18 years are allowed to operate
the machine. Within the working areas, operators are responsible of ensuring
the safety of third parties.
Competences for different kinds of work and jobs must be clearly defined
and observed. Unclear competences present a potential safety hazard.
The owner has to make available the operating manuals to the operator and
make sure that the operator has read and understood the content therein.
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