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Trained Operators – Personnel trained in the risks of their assigned task/s and can used the
required PPE and follow the preventative measures included in this manual to avoid incidents.
These Personnel can be trained by the implement owner (Assuming they are adequately qualified)
or other experienced personnel
Personnel with specialist training – These personnel typically have a qualification or relevant
experience to understand the risks and dangers posed by their assigned task. Furthermore, they
can apply the knowledge of appropriate regulations to their working practices. These personnel can
also carry out the procedures requiring specialised tooling or equipment (Indicated by Workshop
Maintenance later in the manual
All personnel must be able to operate the implement in accordance with this owner's manual
and be able to appropriately apply the information to their working procedures. Any apprentices
or untrained personnel must be closely supervised by an experienced person. Operators must
know road traffic regulations applicable to their country and hold a valid licence when moving
the implement and tractor on a public highway. Additionally, operators must be aware of machine
functionality and operation to avoid specific dangers relating to the work being undertaken.
Implement owners must make this operator's manual available to all personnel operating or
working on this implement, ensuring all personnel are trained and instructed as required.
2.7 - Personal Protective Equipment
Incomplete or missing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) can increase the risk of health damage.
PPE includes but is not limited to:
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Protective clothing/Tight fighting clothes
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Safety shoes
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Safety gloves
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Eye protection (Safety goggles/Glasses)
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PPE appropriate to the handling of dressed seed or fertiliser & Liquid fertiliser
products (PPE equipment appropriate to the manufacturer's instructions e.g.
Respirator, safety gloves and eye protection)
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Removal of rings or loose jewellery items as well as securing long hair from
entrapment (Such as with a hair net)
PPE should be effective and in proper working condition prior to usage as well as appropriate for
the task being undertaken by the operator. PPE should not hinder the operator's effectiveness to
work where such PPE is required.
2.8 - Safety In Traffic
The operator must comply with all applicable height, width and weight restrictions whilst
transporting the implement. The tractor should be ballasted accordingly (as shown in section 3.4)
to maintain steering and braking capacity. Maximum permissible total weights, axle loads or tyre
load bearing capacities must not be exceeded.
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