OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH
Instruction on labor protection for a mechanic for the repair of road construction machines Occupational Safety and Health / Standard instructions for labor protection Safe Operation 1. General provisions 1.1. Persons at least 18 years of age who have undergone a medical examination and have a certificate of qualification are allowed to work as mechanics for the repair of road construction machines. 1.2. A mechanic hired for work must undergo introductory training on labor protection, industrial sanitation, fire safety, techniques and methods of providing first-aid to victims, must be familiarized with the working conditions, rights and benefits for working in harmful and dangerous working conditions, against signature. rules of conduct in the event of an accident. Before starting work directly at the workplace, a mechanic must undergo initial training on safe methods of performing work. On the conduct of introductory briefing and briefing at the workplace, appropriate entries are made in the Logbook for the registration of introductory briefings on labor protection issues and the Logbook for the registration of briefings on labor protection issues. At the same time, the signatures of both the one who was instructed and the one who instructed are required. 1.3. After initial instruction at the workplace, a mechanic must undergo an internship for 2-15 shifts (depending on length of service, experience and the nature of the work) under the guidance of an experienced qualified mechanic, who is appointed by order (instruction) of the enterprise. 1.4. Repeated briefing on the rules and methods of safe work and labor protection, the locksmith must pass:
1.5. A mechanic must work in special clothing and special footwear provided for by the Standard Industry Standards: a cotton suit, leather boots or tarpaulin boots, canvas mittens. On external robots in winter, additionally: a cotton jacket with insulated lining, cotton trousers with insulated lining, felt boots. 1.6. On the territory of a road organization, a mechanic must comply with the following rules:
2. Safety requirements before starting work 2.1. Getting to work, the locksmith must put on overalls, fasten the sleeves, tuck in the clothes so that they do not hang. 2.2. Carefully inspect the workplace, remove everything that interferes with work. 2.3. If you need to use a portable electric lamp, check whether it has a protective net, whether the cord and the insulating rubber tube are in good condition. The voltage of portable electric lamps is allowed in ordinary rooms not higher than 42 V, and in especially dangerous conditions (presence of dampness) - not higher than 12 V. 2.4. Place working tools and parts conveniently and safely for use. Make sure that the working tool, devices and personal protective equipment are in good working order and comply with labor protection requirements. It is necessary that:
2.5. When repairing or maintaining road construction equipment, hang a sign on the steering wheel "Do not start the engine! People are working." 2.6. If electric welding is carried out near the workplace, install a shield (screen) to protect the eyes and face from ultraviolet rays or wear special safety glasses. 2.7. If repair work is carried out near electrical wires and electrical installations, it is necessary to turn off the current supply during the work. 2.8. Work under road construction equipment outside the inspection pit, overpass or lift only if there are sunbeds. Working lying down (on the ground) is prohibited. 2.9. All repair or maintenance work on road construction machines should be carried out with the engine off, except for adjusting the carburetor, checking electrical equipment and the brake system. 2.10. When lifting a road construction machine, place the jack on a strong and stable wooden base. The height of its lifting must correspond to the required lifting height of the machine and its part. It is prohibited to increase the height of the jack or increase it with random objects. 2.11. When repairing, put the equipment on the inventory trestles and make sure that it is securely installed. Do not work under a machine that has only been jacked up. 2.12. When performing work (even short-term) on a machine with a raised body, you must first strengthen the body with a support bar. When replacing the lifting mechanism, a second metal stop must be installed. It is prohibited to use various random supports or pads instead of a stop. 2.13. Drain lubricating oil and water from machine components only into special containers. If lubricating oil or grease is accidentally spilled on the floor, immediately cover it with thyrsum or dry sand and collect it in a specially designated place. 2.14. Climb under the car and get out from under it only from the opposite driveway. 2.15. When working with turning the crankshaft and cardan shaft, check if the ignition and fuel supply are turned off (for diesel vehicles), put the gear lever in neutral position, and release the parking brake system. After finishing work, pull the parking brake lever. 2.16. Work related to replacing and rearranging tires and springs should be performed after placing the machine on trestles, and place wheel chocks (shoes) under the non-removable wheels. It is prohibited to install the machine on wheel rims, wooden blocks, bricks and other random objects. 2.17. It is necessary to disassemble and assemble the wheels on a stand or a flat, clean area. It is necessary to inflate wheel tires only with the use of a guard or safety devices; it is prohibited to press down the retaining ring at this time with a hammer or sledgehammer. When inflating and pumping tires removed from vehicles, it is necessary to install a warning fork at the wheel rim window or place the wheel with the locking ring down. 3. Safety requirements during work 3.1. When repairing and servicing road-building machines with a high body, use special ladders with steps at least 300 mm wide and at least 150 mm deep. The use of stepladders is prohibited. 3.2. When regulating the engine indoors, use hoseless local suction or captive hoses to remove exhaust gases. 3.3. On dismantling and assembly robots, use serviceable pullers, electric wrenches and wrenches. Do not unscrew the nuts using a chisel or hammer; moisten nuts that are difficult to unscrew with kerosene, and then unscrew with a wrench. 3.4. When dismantling road construction machines, it is necessary to remove, transport and install the engine, gearbox, rear and front axles, body and frame using a lifting and transport mechanism equipped with gripping devices that guarantee safe performance of work. Do not lift the machine using tow hooks. 3.5. It is prohibited to lift (even briefly) units whose weight exceeds that specified for a given lifting mechanism; remove, transport and install units when mooring them with cables and ropes without special grips, transport on carts not equipped with risers and stops that prevent the units from falling. 3.6. Disassemble and assemble units and parts only on special racks equipped with fastening devices. 3.7. It is prohibited to place long parts (axle shafts, cardan shafts, etc.) vertically, resting them on walls or equipment. 3.8. Do not work or stand under the machine or its individual parts that hang on the cable of the lifting mechanism. 3.9. Before starting work on the repair of road-building machines installed on the inspection pit, it is necessary:
3.10. While in the inspection pit, inspect and repair machines in protective glasses. 3.11. When working with a portable electric drill, wrench, grinder, follow the instructions for operating the power tool. 3.12. When working with a pneumatic tool, you must:
3.13. It is forbidden:
3.14. Take the faulty tool to the tool shed. It is prohibited to repair it yourself. 3.15. It is prohibited to blow off metal shavings (sands) from the machine or parts with compressed air. Use a hairbrush to sweep away chips and dust while wearing protective goggles. 3.16. When working on a drilling machine, you must:
When working on a drilling machine, it is prohibited:
3.17. When working on a sharpening machine, you must wear safety glasses and always stand to the side of the abrasive wheel; the start of the machine must be blocked with a protective screen. The gap between the circle and the tool rest should be no more than 3 mm. Make sure that the tool rest is firmly secured and that the abrasive wheel is protected by a protective casing. It is prohibited to edit the circle with a chisel. 3.18. To carry working tools, use a special bag or box. 3.19. When working with a chisel or cross-cutting tool, wear safety glasses and make sure that flying chips and chips do not cause injury. 3.20. When working with power tools, you must:
3.21. Do not store flammable liquid and cleaning oily material in the workplace. 3.22. It is forbidden to approach an open fire or light matches if your hands or overalls are wet with gasoline. 3.23. The use of open flames when inspecting vehicles is prohibited. Smoking only in a designated area. 4. Safety requirements after finishing work 4.1. Tidy up your workspace. Wipe tools and devices and take them to the place provided for them. 4.2. If road construction equipment remains on special stands, check the reliability of its installation. Do not leave the machine or its individual parts hanging from the lifting mechanism cable. 4.3. Report to the mechanic about all violations and malfunctions that were identified during the work. 4.4. Hang your overalls in a specially designed cabinet. 4.5. Wash hands and face with warm soapy water. 4.6. Do not wash your hands in lubricating oil, gasoline, kerosene and wipe them with dirty rags, sawdust and shavings. 4.7. In the event of a fire, immediately call the fire brigade and begin to extinguish the fire using local means. 5. Safety requirements in emergency situations 5.1. If voltage appears on the body of the power tool, immediately turn off the power to the tool and call an electrician. 5.2. If air leaks are detected in the hoses of the pneumatic tool, turn off the air supply. 5.3. If the mechanism hung on jacks or stands tilts, exit the danger zone. 5.4. If suspicious noises, crackling, grinding and other unusual sounds appear, the operation of electric and pneumatic tools is prohibited. 5.5. With external robots, if weather conditions change (snowfall, rain, fog), stop working. We recommend interesting articles Section Standard instructions for labor protection: ▪ Fitter for assembly and welding of metal structures. Standard instruction on labor protection ▪ Elevator dispatch operator. Standard instruction on labor protection ▪ Working on a CITOBORMA type drilling machine. Standard instruction on labor protection See other articles Section Standard instructions for labor protection. Read and write useful comments on this article. Latest news of science and technology, new electronics: Artificial leather for touch emulation
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