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PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
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Wear approved eye protection! The operation of machine can result in foreign objects being
thrown into your eyes which may result in severe eye damage. Normal glasses are not
sufficient for eye protection. For example, corrective glasses or sunglasses do not provide
adequate protection because they have not special safety glass and aren't enough closed
from the sides.
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Wear adequate noise protection equipment! The impact of noise can cause hearing damage
or hearing loss. Take frequent work breaks. Limit the amount of exposure per day.
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Always wear sturdy shoes with nonslip soles. Risk of damaging the legs or risk of slipping on
wet or slippery ground. This protects against injuries and ensures a good footing.
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Wear protective gloves.
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Safety equipment such as a dust mask or hard hat used for appropriate conditions will
reduce personal injuries.
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Dress properly. Do not wear loose clothing or clothing that has cords or belts, jewellery,
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and the like. Keep your hair, clothing and gloves away from moving parts. Loose clothes,
jewellery or long hair can be caught in moving parts.
PERSONAL PROTECTION AND FIRST AID
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If possible, work only in areas where could be, in case of need, called an ambulance!
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Note - we recommend always having:
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A suitable fire extinguisher (snow, powder, halotron) at your disposal.
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A fully equipped first-aid kit, easily accessible for accompaniment and operator.
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Mobile phone or other device for quickly calling emergency services.
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Accompaniment familiar with the principles of first aid.
C Accompaniment must keep a safe distance from the workplace while always seeing
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you!
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Always follow the principles of first aid in case of any injuries.
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If there is a cut, cover the wound with a clean bandage (fabric) and press down firmly to
stop the bleeding.
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If the skin is burnt, avoid further exposure to the source of burns first. Cool the injured areas
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of smaller extend with water of preferably about 4-8 °C. Do not put ointments, creams or
dusting powders on the affected area. The best way is to use a wet compress, for example
a handkerchief or a towel. Then secure the sterile cover and, if necessary, seek medical
attention.
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If persons with circulatory problems are often exposed to excessive vibration, they
may experience injury to blood vessels or their nervous system. The vibrations may cause
the following symptoms appear on fingers, hands or wrists: numbness, itching, pain,
tingling, changes in skin colour or of the skin itself. If any of these symptoms occur, consult
a doctor.
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Do not let petrol or oil come in contact with your skin. Keep petrol and oil away from
the eyes. If petrol or oil comes in contact with the eyes, wash them immediately with clean
water. If irritation is still present, see a doctor immediately.
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Carbon Monoxide poisoning may lead to death! Early signs of carbon monoxide poisoning
resemble flu-like symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, and/or nausea. If you have these
symptoms, get fresh air at once! If it´s necessary seek medical help.
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