UNLOADING THE GOODS IN GOOD ORDER FOR THE NEXT PROCEDURE, THINK ABOUT THE SET UP FOR
THE SUBSEQUENT WORK AND PUT THINGS IN ORDER.
CHAPTER 16 HANDLING AND CARRYING OPERATIONS (1.9)” PAGE 105
2. OPERATOR OF VEHICLES (FORKLIFT AND CARRIERS) WEAR A HELMET WHILE DRIVING.
CHAPTER 17 VEHICLES FOR LOADING, UNLOADING AND CARRYING (3.5)” PAGE 117
3. STORE TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES SEPARATELY FROM OTHER SUBSTANCES.
CHAPTER 18 HANDLING OF TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE (1.1)” PAGE 123
4. OXYGEN DEPLETION - IS A CONDITION IN WHICH THE CONCENTRATION OF OXYGEN IN THE AIR IS LESS
THAN 18%.
CHAPTER 20 OXYGEN DEPLETION AND HAZARDOUS WORK (1.2) ” PAGE 150
5. STORE THE REMAINING CHEMICALS AFTER USE IN THE DESIGNATED CABINET.DO NOT PUT THEM IN
THE WORKPLACE OR ON THE LABORATORY BENCH.
CHAPTER 24 HANDLING OF DANGEROUS GOODS IGNITED BY MIXING AND CONTACTING (3.4)” PAGE 179
BEFORE PUTTING THINGS IN ANY PLACE, CONSIDER THE METHOD IN PLACING THEM, THE AREA
REQUIRED AND THE LOAD INVOLVED SO AS TO PREVENT DANGER WHILE THESE THINGS ARE BEING
TAKEN IN AND TAKEN OUT.
REFER TO HANDBOOK “CHAPTER 3 ARRANGEMENT AND ORDER (1.5)” PAGE 18
2. DO NOT PUT YOUR HEAD, HANDS OR BODY INSIDE THE CONTAINER WHILE THE SHAFT IS ROTATING.
Refer to Handbook “CHAPTER 8 HANDLING OF MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT (13.2)” PAGE 46
3. WHILE IN USE, DO NOT PLACE THE TOOL ON THE EDGE OF A MACHINE OR WORK BENCH, SCAFFOLD
OR DRUM, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, PIPING AND DUCT WHERE THE TOOL IS LIKELY TO FALL OFF.
REFER TO HANDBOOK “CHAPTER 10 HANDLING OF TOOLS (3)” PAGE 55
4. DO NOT USE MOBILE ELECTRIC WIRES ON SURFACES OF PASSAGE. IF IT IS UNAVOIDABLE TO USE,
PROVIDE NECESSARY MEASURES TO PREVENT THE INSULATION COATING OF THE WIRE FROM BEING
DAMAGED BEFORE USE (PREVENTION OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND LEAKAGE).
REFER TO HANDBOOK “CHAPTER 11 PREVENTION OF ELECTRIC HAZARD 2.5) ” PAGE 59
5. KEEP THE EQUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS AND FLOOR SURFACES CLEAN AND FREE FROM PAINT AND
VARNISH SO AS NOT TO AFFECT THE GROUNDING.
REFER TO HANDBOOK “CHAPTER 12 STATIC ELECTRICITY (3.1.10)” PAGE 66