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    Generic Sop Standard Operating Procedure

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    This document provides safety guidelines for operating an unnamed piece of equipment. Key safety points include: - Wearing safety glasses, protective clothing, hearing and respiratory protection as needed based on the equipment. - Conducting pre-operational safety checks such as ensuring a safe work area and checking the power lead for damage. - Following operational safety procedures like securing materials, keeping hands away from moving parts, and not overloading the equipment. - Cleaning up after use and storing the equipment properly. Potential hazards include moving parts, electricity, dust and eye or burn injuries.

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    Generic Sop Standard Operating Procedure

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    This document provides safety guidelines for operating an unnamed piece of equipment. Key safety points include: - Wearing safety glasses, protective clothing, hearing and respiratory protection as needed based on the equipment. - Conducting pre-operational safety checks such as ensuring a safe work area and checking the power lead for damage. - Following operational safety procedures like securing materials, keeping hands away from moving parts, and not overloading the equipment. - Cleaning up after use and storing the equipment properly. Potential hazards include moving parts, electricity, dust and eye or burn injuries.

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    This document provides safety guidelines for operating an unnamed piece of equipment. Key safety points include: - Wearing safety glasses, protective clothing, hearing and respiratory protection as needed based on the equipment. - Conducting pre-operational safety checks such as ensuring a safe work area and checking the power lead for damage. - Following operational safety procedures like securing materials, keeping hands away from moving parts, and not overloading the equipment. - Cleaning up after use and storing the equipment properly. Potential hazards include moving parts, electricity, dust and eye or burn injuries.

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    Generic Sop Standard Operating Procedure

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    Peter Nai Ho
    This document provides safety guidelines for operating an unnamed piece of equipment. Key safety points include: - Wearing safety glasses, protective clothing, hearing and respiratory protection as needed based on the equipment. - Conducting pre-operational safety checks such as ensuring a safe work area and checking the power lead for damage. - Following operational safety procedures like securing materials, keeping hands away from moving parts, and not overloading the equipment. - Cleaning up after use and storing the equipment properly. Potential hazards include moving parts, electricity, dust and eye or burn injuries.

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    DETE Organisational Health Unit Reviewed: March 2014. V1.

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    DO NOT use this equipment unless a teacher has instructed you in its safe
    use and operation and has given permission

    Safety glasses must be worn at all
    times in work areas.
    Long and loose hair must be
    contained or restrained.
    Appropriate footwear with
    substantial uppers must be worn.
    Close fitting, protective clothing or a
    workshop apron is encouraged.
    Hearing protection must be worn
    when noise levels are excessive.
    A mask must be worn when
    excessive airborne dust is created.
    PRE-OPERATIONAL SAFETY CHECKS (modify the information to reflect the item of
    equipment refer to operator manual
    1. Ensure a suitable safe work area.
    2. Make sure ...
    3. Examine the power lead and plug for obvious damage.
    4. Check .
    5. Plan ...
    6.
    OPERATIONAL SAFETY CHECKS (modify the information to reflect the item of
    equipment refer to operator manual
    1. Examine the material to be used .
    2. Ensure the material is secure and well supported.
    3. Ensure the power cord is well clear of any cutting surfaces
    4. Check the..
    5. Allow the..
    6. Keep hands away from.
    7. Do not apply excessive.
    8. Take care when...
    9. If the.
    10. Do not allow waste to accumulate...
    11. On completion,.
    12. If the stop immediately. Switch the machine off and report it to .
    HOUSEKEEPING
    1. Return this equipment to the appropriate storage cupboard.
    2. Leave the work area in a safe, clean and tidy condition.
    POTENTIAL HAZARDS & RISKS
    Moving, rotating & sharp parts Electricity Dust Ejected waste Eye injuries Burns
    Date of last review: ______________________________ Signature: _________________________________

    (enter name of equipment here)
    modify below to reflect the item of equipment

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