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1. General requirements for labor protection

1.1. All machines and mechanisms must have guards, protective devices and devices that exclude:

touching the moving parts or the working tool of the machine;
departure from the machine of the cutting tool or its parts, as well as workpieces and parts being processed;
getting into the machine operator or other persons located near the machine, chips and cuts, the material being processed.

1.2. Do only the work that you have been trained to do

1.3. Be careful while working.

1.4. Do not touch the moving mechanisms, Make sure that the grounding is available and monitor the serviceability.

1.5. Do not block aisles and driveways.

1.6. In all cases, report malfunctions of the machine to your supervisor.

1.7. Each machine operator is obliged to know and comply with the requirements set forth in this manual.

2. Labor protection requirements before starting work

2.1. Getting Started:

put on and put in order your overalls and shoes;
fasten all the buttons of the overalls so that there are no hanging ends (strings of the sleeves of a dressing gown, ends of a scarf, etc.);
put on a tight headdress (cap, beret or scarf) and put hair under it;
carefully lace up or fasten safety shoes tightly.

2.2. Check the presence of a working wooden grate under your feet.

2.3. Check the availability and serviceability of personal protective equipment.

3.4. Get the tools you need to work, check their serviceability.

2.5. Check the cleanliness of the workplace and the machine, remove clutter,

2.6. Set the guide ruler to the width of the workpieces to be processed.

2.7. Make sure that the cutter shafts rotate freely and that the planer knives are set correctly.

2.8. Check the availability and serviceability of grounding equipment, fences, reliability of fasteners.

3. Labor protection requirements during work

3.1. When working on a planer, observe the rules for the technical operation of the machine.

3.2. Start feeding workpieces only after the knife shaft has reached its full speed.

3.3. It is not allowed to inspect, adjust, clean and lubricate the machine on the go.

3.4. When processing long and heavy workpieces, use attached roller bearings.

3.5. It is not allowed to rest your hand against the end of the board when manually feeding.

3.6. Beams with a length of less than 400 mm, a width of less than 50 mm and a thickness of less than 30 mm must be planed on a planer using special tools only.

3.7. Jointing thin and short parts with pages is allowed only with the use of a special device - a cleat.

3.8. In case of injury, immediately contact the first-aid post and inform the administration about it.

3.9. It is forbidden:

to introduce hands into a dangerous eon of rotation of the instrument;
work without guards and safety devices or in case of their malfunction;
to brake the knife shaft by pressing with some object on the belt or pulley or by pushing the board onto the knife shaft when the machine is turned on;
install any gaskets under the knives and work with blunt knives or knives with different weights and sizes;
cool heated bearings with water or snow;
put on a belt on the go;
leave the machine until it stops completely;
allow unauthorized persons to enter your workplace;
get dressed or undressed in the vicinity of operating equipment

4. Labor protection requirements at the end of work

4.1. Stop the serviced equipment and turn off the breaker.

4.2. Collect, check the availability and serviceability of the tools, devices that were used during work.

4.3. Tidy up the workplace, remove materials and waste, wipe and lubricate equipment.

4.4. Place cleaning materials in a closed metal container provided for this purpose in order to avoid fire.

4.5. Take off work clothes and shoes, clean them from wood chips, dust, dirt and hang them in a production closet.

4.6. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap, wash your face or take a shower.

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